Partituras fácil para Coro mixto

Three elegant arrangements from legendary choirmaster Norman Luboff, gathered together in one collection. Can be performed separately, or as a set. Includes: The Ways of Love, Salangadou and Tender Lo...

This fresh setting of a well-known 15th century lyric works well for mixed choirs in school and church settings, with its easy melodic and harmonic lines, limited ranges, and accessible text and accom...

A beautiful church anthem with text drawn from the Book of Common Prayer, this work features simple vocal lines and an accessible keyboard part.

Sparkling energy and vocal writing that reflects musical theater style mark this fresh composition for high school choirs and beyond. Engaging text by Len Schiff is particularly suited to winter conce...

This is the ballad of a young Wexford rebel facing the 1798 uproar in Ireland. His life changes when spending a few last moments with his true love before joining the rebellion. Rebels carried barley...

A fun setting of a traditional Estonian carol, this secular winter-themed song reflects on the joys of winter and skating in a gentle waltz feel. In Estonian, with a pronunciation guide and a singing...

Shakespeare contemporary Christopher Marlowe's poem inspired this lighthearted work. An excellent choice for high school, college and community choirs. A given for the spring concert! Duration: ca. 3:...

From a Mayan composer in the early 1600s, this is an easy-to-prepare Spanish dance melody that celebrates the joy of living. The medieval style is enhanced by the use of a drum. This is a great choice...

Here is an impressive, yet romantically intimate piece by David Dickau, inspired by the wonderful mood of Sara Teasdale's poem. A lovely choice for the mature high school choir and beyond, or for a fe...

A great piece for concerts or madrigal dinners! The setting is 16th century Scotland. Opportunity is given for theatrical effects in dance, costume and instrumentation, with much flexibility, all acco...

This folk song from the Channel Islands is for high school and beyond. Its tongue-in-cheek story requires an energetic choir. The French text is repetitive and easy to learn. An English text line is p...

This work bridges Italy and Broadway, with lovely melody and dramatic instrumental backing! Versatile soli sections make this an audience pleaser. Features French Horn, with Timpani, Cymbals and Bass...

This work is inspired by the emotions in the profound text about hope in times of unrest. In a straight four-part setting, the composer lets the drama unfold through the climax of the work. A fine cen...

This new setting of the enthusiastically received three-part version is based on the same peaceful but yet haunting Native Indian theme, fused with one of our most beloved songs. Accessible for choirs...

The perfect selection for high school choirs and beyond, this sensitive setting of Lord Byron's timeless, dramatic poem brings out the best in each choir! A true performance gem for both choirs and au...

The text by Thomas Moore places this Irish air from early 1800 in an idyllic river valley. With simple four-part singing in easy ranges, it is an excellent selection for high school choirs. Duration:...

Simple arrangement of the mournful cry to God Written for 2-part, mixed choir.

One of our best sellers, may be performed as a 12 minute cantata with In These Things We Live (HMC127) and For The Mountains Shall Depart (HMC144), a contemporary feel, with a bright tempo and excitin...

This lovely setting of Havergal's familiar words is not at all difficult. The end result is smooth, rich, and full. For secondary or adult choir, with keyboard and oboe

Natalie Sleeth's classic Simple, Beautiful, Profound arranged by Jerry Rubino for SATB levels junior high to adult Also available in 2-part (HMC598).

Lovely arrangement of an old favoriteFirst verse: unisonSecond verse: menThird verse: womenFourth verse: solo (or alto and bass)Descant: over unison choir (or soprano and tenor)Accompaniment: harp or...

Another popular secular octavo from Carl Nygard Jr.

A moderately easy piece accessible for any Sunday program

An easily accessible piece for general use