Partituras para coro mixto a capella

This secular work on a text by Matthew Arnold is scored for unaccompanied mixed chorus (SATBB). With lush harmonies and an interesting contrapuntal texture, try it with your community choir or college...

Edited by Richard Hynson for the Choral Tradition Series, this would be a good Christmas concert piece for an advanced high school chorus. Written for a cappella double choir

This a cappella piece for adult choir is suitable for either a concert or for Easter time. The tune is by Johannes Eccard and the words are by Martin Luther. Dennis Shrock edited it for the Choral Tra...

Brahms' sweetly sad piece likening the autumn of life to the autumn of the year edited by Ray Robinson for the Choral Tradition Series, a cappella for medium-advanced secondary level

Hinshaw offers three arrangements of this favorite: one with harp, one a cappella, and this one with seven verses, organ and optional brass.

A five to six-minute SATB (div.), a cappella concert piece to and about the cross, would be fine for worship during a study of the cross if you have a more experienced choir and a congregation that ap...

A real showpiece for the advanced choir! Transcribed for SATB a cappella, with an ornamental solo soprano descant.

An uncomplicated, a cappella arrangement of this English folksong, a nice contrast to showier concert pieces, secondary level

From the Choral Tradition Series, this medium difficulty piece would be a good choice for liturgical churches, or concert settings.

A light, spirited concert piece from our 'Music Of Black Americans' Series. Not difficult, the fun comes from careful attention to changes in volume and tempo.

From our Choral Traditions Series, this sixteenth century chanson sighs over unhappy love. It is fairly easy and is suitable for high school and up. Fantastic for a renaissance faire!

From our Choral Traditions Series, this eighteenth century piece is printed in phonetic Russian, an English translation is included. A medium difficulty concert piece, it is also suitable in a worship...

From our Choral Tradition Series, easy to medium, secondary level, suitable for concert or worship

From the usic Of Black Americans Series'This is a strong, expressive piece for worship or concert setting. Contains the Ave Maria in Latin and another prayer in English (not a translation).

Fairly advanced piece for concert or worship setting Words by E. E. Cummings (not as outlandish as some, it almost makes conventional sense)

The saucy, flirty English folk song arranged for a cappella high school or college group would be a good concert choice!

A medium difficulty concert or worship piece from the eighteenth century presented in English and phonetic Russian

A fairly advanced setting for three SATB choirs that is good for concert or worship situations.

This absolutely enchanting piece from the Choral Tradition Series has words in German and English. It is fairly easy and is suitable for high school, college, or community groups.

From the Choral Tradition Series, in both German and English

This stately and powerful setting of Isaiah: 40:9-11, 28-31 requires a bit of work, but sends chills up the spine of congregation, or concert audience.

Fairly easy madrigal for secondary chorus, from the Charles Hirt Choral Masterworks Series

From Walter S. Collins' familiar choral masterworks, 'Thomas Morley's bright sixteen-measure masterpiece is perhaps the most frequently sung piece from the entire English madrigal period, though it is...

A cappella arrangement of a Ghanaian folk song for youth or adults, this would work well when the focus is service or diversity