Partituras fácil para Diversos coros

The wit and wisdom of Natalie Sleeth sparkles with the syncopation of a simple 'rag', this would be beneficial for your middle school's winter concert.

A novelty piece for young singers, this is a good concert opener. There is an optional solo bit for a good Elvis impersonator: fun, if you have just the right performer, but not at all necessary. Eith...

An easy and versatile arrangement of the reassuring message of Psalm 139 for unison voices

A very nice addition to the youth choir repertoire, a bit of canon adds interest at the end

From our Accent On Youth Series comes this fine setting of the traditional folk song, this would be a good choice for a summer choir.

Classic Sleeth, contains good music and a good message. For young, small, or inexperienced choir, this piece is written for two-parts, but can divide into four in several places.

Epiphany anthem for youth choir that is light and easy

A 3-part (SAB or SSA) arrangement of the well known folk hymn

Lilting setting of the familiar words for young or inexperienced choir

This thoughtful text is a good choice for young, small, and inexperienced choirs and its bit of counterpoint makes a fine presentation.

Lively Psalm fanfare for your youth choir

Humorous good news - bad news dialogue for two choirs (SST and ATB), German and/or English. A fun and fairly easy piece for secondary choir

This entertaining piece for four-part speech choir is suitable for either junior high or high school.

A lilting Christmas carol that is easy enough for the children

A light, dancey, o-my-own-thing song for middle school chorus that is fun for both the choir and audience!

This Christmas anthem by Carl Nygard was originally written for the Raleigh Boy's Choir and to be sung with keyboard accompaniment. It would also work well for any chorus of treble voices (SAA).

Originally composed by Allen Pote for the all district elementary choir of Richardson, TX, this joyful secular piece is written for two-part chorus with piano accompaniment. Try it with your youngest...