Partituras para Coro mixto (SATB)

You have heard this tune and text many times. Here, Dan Forrest creates a fresh work evoking our 19th century American hymn tradition. This would be a terrific festival piece or use it for Pentecost w...

You have heard this tune and text many times. Here, Dan Forrest creates a fresh work evoking our 19th century American hymn tradition. This would be a terrific festival piece or use it for Pentecost w...

Mark Hayes has produced a real winner with this piece. It's great for music ministry Sunday, Trinity Sunday, Pentecost, or even general use. This energetic anthem is scored for mixed voices with eithe...

Looking for something truly unique for Easter morning? This setting, mostly in D minor, is a marvelous transition from the Passion into the joy of Easter. Scored for brass quartet with organ, this mel...

Available for mixed chorus a cappella (divisi) or in this accompanied version (no divisi), Dan Forrest sets the well-known text by Methodist founder John Wesley. The piece is excellent for any service...

The texts of Sara Teasdale have proved to be quite effective in choral settings. Here, Richard Waters, director of choral activities at Eastern Kentucky University, sets this colorful text for mixed c...

This piece belongs in every church choir library. Based on a 17th century German tune, Dan Forrest performs his magic and provides us with a relatively simple arrangement for mixed chorus with piano o...

This piece with words from Job and Psalm 57 is a little harder than average with some tricky rhythms. Optional orchestra parts and conductor's score are available for purchase (HMC233a).

This setting of Psalm 100 by composer Donald McCullough is energetic and celebratory. Appropriate for almost any feast or festival day, the work is scored for mixed chorus with organ and optional trum...

This anthem by Stan Pethel is scored for mixed voices with piano. It could work on Pentecost Sunday or even Christ the King. Would also make a good piece for capable youth choirs.

With a text taken from Psalm 92, this work by Michael Haydn for mixed chorus with keyboard or chamber orchestra is particularly appropriate for All Saints Day or a memorial observance. This is another...

Dan Forrest's arrangement of the Welsh tune and the Fosdick text is masterful. Here set for mixed chorus with optional congregation and organ, accompaniment by brass quintet and timpani is also a poss...

Robert Powell is a master with the hymn concerto. Here, he takes the Arthur Sullivan tune and turns it into a festival setting accompanied by organ, brass, quintet, and timpani. The congregation even...

Composer Jay Althouse truly understands the capabilities of the small church choir. Here, he sets his own text for mixed chorus with keyboard in a lovely lyrical style. Great for mission emphasis, the...

The text for this piece combines Psalm 96:1 (both in English and in Latin) with the words of Charles Anthony Silvestri. Scored for mixed chorus and piano, the festival work would be successful with hi...

With a text based on the book of Joel and Romans, this anthem finds excellent use on Pentecost or for celebration of the Eucharist. Scored for SATB mixed chorus with piano, the text/music combination...

In this piece the title (which means, 'Let The Children Come' in Swahili) is used as a refrain. The original verse text by Herb from Bach tells us that Jesus loves us all, especially the children. Thi...

In this piece the title (which means, 'Let The Children Come' in Swahili) is used as a refrain. The original verse text by Herb from Bach tells us that Jesus loves us all, especially the children. Thi...

In this clever arrangement, Mark Miller blends the African-American spiritual Rise Up Shepherd and Follow with O Come All Ye Faithful to make a perfect blend for use with your adult, children's, or yo...

In this clever arrangement, Mark Miller blends the African-American spiritual Rise Up Shepherd and Follow with O Come All Ye Faithful to make a perfect blend for use with your adult, children's, or yo...

The first piece is an antiphonal chant, very flexible, could even be done in unison. Verse 1-menVerse 2-womenVerse 3-allVerse 4-soloThe second piece is a simple carol, with voice support by the organ.

A new setting of the beloved words, with a quote from the familiar tunes in the third verse, very accessible, good for Pentecost or Communion.

From our Choral Tradition Series, four of Brahms' folk songs in German and English: Summer, Farewell, The Messenger, and The Carpenter

An easy thanksgiving piece for young or inexperienced choirs, this one has an interesting cumulative form: soprano line, alto, SA, tenor, SAT, bass, SATB. It is sacred, but not specifically so, and mi...

From the familiar Choral Masterworks Series, this edition uses the original organ reduction, and combines the original French text with an English translation designed to fit the music as well as poss...