Partituras medio para Coro mixto

The miniature love letter by New England poet Amy Lowell (1874-1925) inspired composer and guitarist Jeffrey Van to write this lovely, soft-spoken SATB setting with a delicate guitar accompaniment. A...

This work is set to a stunning love poem, which translates to 'You are the Love of my Soul'. It was written in the early 1500s by Spanish author Garcilaso de la Vega. It may be performed with or witho...

One of nine songs in Cantos Alegres (Joyful Songs), El DÝa Es Hoy celebrates the joy of living and loving. This moderately difficult work is for the mature high school choir and beyond. Gabriel Navar'...

This lush, romantic song with a baritone solo has many unison passages and rises to a grand climax in the middle, supporting poet Gabriel Navar's text setting. Moderately difficult, this work is for t...

From Lights of Freedom, an easy non-liturgical and celebratory piece in English with a simple Hebrew refrain. For junior high level and up.

This delicate setting of an American folk hymn is readily adaptable to sacred or secular contexts. Moderately easy for both choir and accompanist.

A playful take on the familiar favorite by Dan Emmett, filled with exuberance and energy. Excellent encore piece for a strong choir.

Broadway musician and composer Georgia Stitt brings elements of musical theater style to her effective and affecting treatment of Christina Rossetti's deeply felt poetry. For choirs that like to exper...

An excellent work for beginning high school choir, with flowing lines, contained ranges and straightforward accompaniment. Engaging romantic poetry by Shelley will appeal to maturing young singers. Op...

The third movement from the Of Life and Love song suite, David Dickau perfectly captures the essence of this moody, intensely introspective secular poem by Christina Rossetti.

This rollicking, funny piece offers mixed high school choirs a lighter concert option that can also serve as a humorous encore piece. Not difficult, it includes familiar musical quotes from various so...

A humorous poem by Ogden Nash supported by a rollicking piano part make this great fun in festival or concert venues. Duration: approx. 1:55

Dan Hall's lyrical setting of W. B. Yeats' moving poetry expands on a lovely Welsh tune to create a warm, gentle and melodic choral work. Suitable for HS mixed choirs and both secular or sacred contex...

From the suite Of Life and Love, this setting of Robert Bridges' poetry brims with passion and anticipation, and requires a very capable choir for maximum effect. A challenging piano accompaniment sup...

Sprightly and engaging, this setting of a well-known early 19th century lyric by James Leigh Hunt (a contemporary of Shelley and Keats) offers competent high school choirs a chance to explore rhythmic...

This straightforward, accessible setting of a Latin hymn text (O born light of light) works well for festival, concert and worship functions, and would be especially appropriate for the advent season....

Long an advent season favorite hymn, this majestic new arrangement can be performed with piano alone, or with either full or chamber orchestra. Two options for narration are provided, or alternate sea...

An evocative, fresh arrangement of a well-known Puerto Rican carol best suited to choirs with a big sound, supported by a strong, rhythmic accompaniment. Perfect for holiday concerts for high school a...

The well known text from the 17th century has been given a new Spanish spin and a new original melody with romantic Latino rhythms. A perfect piece in the weave of a concert program offering great fun...

with celesta (or piano) accompaniment. Duration: ca. 2:50.

Here is an impressive, yet romantically intimate, piece. The title gives away the mood of the beautiful love poem by E.E. Cummings. With rich color and expression, this work is very suitable for matur...

The Latin text is from the Confessions by St. Augustine, best known in the English translation Late Have I Loved You. A beautiful, expressive setting most suited to mature high school or college group...

Here is a novelty song, fun to sing and to hear! Subtitled A Love Song to Language, it requires sharp and clear diction to bring out the witty poem. Your choir will love this one!

For mature high school and beyond, this is a set of four short, whimsical chorals by Norman Luboff, framed by new clarinet and piano accompaniment. Great closer before intermission, or as an encore. C...