Partituras para Coro mixto (SATB)

Commissioned by the National ACDA Junior High/Middle School Honor Choir 2001 it is a joyous and challenging work for a young choir. The words by California poet Gabriel Navar speak in beautiful imager...

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...

Written for the Edinburg North High School in Texas, the music is set to a poem by California poet Gabriel Navar, celebrating the excitement and joy of living. Paul Basler's work is accessible for sch...

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...

Here is the SATB version of this wonderful, spirited work - one of last year's big hits in its TTB version! The limited ranges, diatonic harmonies, and a vocal line supported by the accompaniment help...

A beautifully simple and short piece for SATB voices. Comfortable vocal range for all parts and a great selection for church and school alike.

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

An Irish folksong popularized by Loreena McKennitt, this arrangement offers a showcase alto solo supported by lush choral harmonies and an accessible piano accompaniment.

New, accessible setting of Campion's well-known poem, exploring joy and pain resolving in the anticipation of lovers reuniting. A wonderful concert selection for high school and beyond.

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

Ancient Japanese poetry meets modern day American music in this jazz-influenced composition. A concert or festival piece for a strong choir. In English and Japanese.

This setting of the well-known Robert Frost poem will challenge and enrich an advanced choir.

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

From Minnesota master composer David Dickau, this lovely setting of the e. e. cummings poem is a great showpiece for an advanced choir. Expansive vocal lines, an engaging text, and full harmonies add...

This beautiful, fantasia-like setting of a well-known Scottish song offers a way to incorporate talented instrumentalists into your choral concert for a concert centerpiece balancing choral passages a...

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.

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...

With a gorgeous melody supported by lush orchestration and choral writing, this work features a showcase solo for an accomplished tenor (or soprano) and is suitable for both concert and worship events...

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.