Partituras para Coro mixto (SATB)

Kling no, klokka! is a traditional Norwegian carol, skilfully arranged here for mixed voices by Frank Havrøy. The piece has a compelling folk feel, with glissando and chromatic passages contributing t...

In this gentle arrangement of Still, still, still, Remel Derrick underpins the melody of the traditional Austrian carol with contemporary harmonies, creating a warm and refreshing soundscape. A soarin...

This is a harmonically rich carol setting a late medieval English text centred on the phrase verbum caro factum est. The piece opens with a solo soprano line and gradually expands, culminating in the...

This carol for a cappella choir juxtaposes Latin text with a jubilee spiritual celebrating the Magi who saw the star to lead them to the newborn child. The natural rhythmic energy is amplified by sync...

The Unexpected Early Hour brims with energy as the vibrant melody passes between voices and the rocking crotchet-quaver movement drives the piece towards its climactic ending. Offprinted from Weihnach...

This joyful carol triumphantly proclaims the Christmas message and features changing metres and contrasting textures throughout. Offprinted from Weihnachts Carols for Choirs.

This lively carol retells the Christmas story, punctuated by the joyful refrain 'Verbum caro factum est'. Offprinted from Weihnachts Carols for Choirs.

This heartfelt setting of words by the composer begins with a pianissimo drone over which the sopranos introduce the expressive melody, rich with lush harmonies, moments of dynamic intensity, and an o...

Rutter's arrangement of this traditional German tune pairs a beautiful Latin text with accessible and compelling harmonies. Offprinted from Weihnachts Carols for Choirs.

Este conmovedor himno conmemorativo combina la traducción al inglés que el compositor realizó del «In paradisum» del Réquiem con una melodía de profunda belleza y armonías de discreta expresividad. La...

Este himno a capela, ideal como introito o llamada a la adoración, se inspira en la canción popular celta y está disponible aquí en su traducción al español. Extraído de «Obras corales sacras de John...

Extraída de «Obras corales sacras de John Rutter», se trata de una interpretación de profunda belleza de una de las primeras oraciones inglesas, procedente del «Sarum Primer» de 1514.

This may be the most exciting Christmas sprirtual Jay Althouse has ever written. It opens with the basses asking, in a hushed, rhythmic melody, 'Who's that baby in a manger bed?' The text is classic s...

Another brilliant Christmas spiritual from Jay Althouse. 'Run, run to Bethlehem. See the tiny baby lying in the hay. ' The melody practically sings itself, the steady, even rhythms drive the piece for...

Los chicos de su coro brillarán al cantar este original espiritual a capella compuesto en un estilo tradicional. Se abre con voces masculinas al unísono, añade una contramelodía femenina, se expande e...

Troll the ancient Yuletide Carols in a whole new way with these bright, fresh a cappella arrangements by popular choral arranger Jay Althouse. The 20 carol settings juxtapose traditional tonalities wi...

An a cappella spiritual arrangement in the classic tradition. Opens with the basses singing a repetitive pattern followed by the other voices entering with the main melody. Solid, homophonic choral wr...

Scored For SATB (includes Piano Part - for rehearsal only). Fidelio, The Barber of Seville, Die Fledermaus, The Magic Flute, The Marriage of Figaro, and William Tell.

The strength of this steady, walking-tempo spiritual comes from the powerful dynamic contrasts and solid choral writing. Features brief descant-style female solos. The optional hand drum adds a rhythm...

This Appalachian folk song, wonderfully arranged in a breathtaking a cappella setting, will give you chills. Opens and closes with a female trio. Strong choral writing for mixed or treble choirs.

This sophisticated arrangement of the 16th century chant sounds very impressive while maintaining its accessibility. Would make a highly effective a cappella processional or SA vs. TB antiphonal featu...

A show stopper, for sure! Arranged in a collegiate, street-corner a cappellastyle, with a featured tenor solo. A fantastic change of pace.