Sing partituras

Written expressly for 3-part mixed choirs, this a cappella festival song, featuring consonant homophony and simple polyphony, really gets the job done. Sally K. Albrecht knows how to make your develop...

These editions, taken from the acclaimed Tudor Anthems anthology, represent some of the most popular musical works from the volume. They include sacred works of various lengths and standards of diffi...

This simple elegant piece delivers a message of assurance and hope. Consider using this resource with adults and young voices singing together for optimal impact. The optional sign language will leave...

Escrita en la gran tradición del Glee Club, esta canción celebra el poder del canto para construir comunidad y fomentar la amistad. Un fuerte canto al unísono caracteriza el tema expresivo arqueado, m...

Bright with quasi-classical vitality, this anthem will have a special meaning to those whose ministry is music. The astounding idea that God sings over us with great joy is truly compelling - and the...

Alleluia Sing Alleluia, published by Hal Leonard, is an exhilarating contemporary concert work bursting with buoyant energy and musical joy. With a performance time of approximately 2:15 minutes, this...

Uses: General, Thanksgiving, Call To Worship Scripture: Psalm 105:1-2 A driving theme full of joyful energy characterizes this contemporary Psalm of gratitude. The syncopation of the music punctuatest...

Includes optional drum and tambourine parts that are nonetheless strongly encouraged due to the added rhythmic interest they provide. Commissioned by the TCDA for the Middle School/Junior High Honor C...

Uses: All Saints, Concert, General, Spiritual Scripture: Daniel 7:9-10, I Peter 2:2-3 Engaging from the very first measure, this brilliantly arranged romp for concert usage or All Saints Sunday is a c...

Sing Out, and Dance! es una divertida pieza solista para bombardino (barítono) y orquesta de viento. Está dividida en una primera parte vocal y una segunda de baile. Esto permite que ambas facetas del...

«Dziediet, meitas, vakarāi» (Cantad, chicas, al atardecer) es un arreglo de una canción popular letona realizado por la compositora, arreglista e intérprete letona Laura Jēkabsone para voces agudas.

Anthem for SATB and organ, with words by George Herbert. Commissioned for the Church of St Matthew, Northampton, and first performed on September 20, 1965, under the direction of Michael Nicholas.