Choral

Arranged for SAB Choir and Piano by Dick Averre. Text: James Agee

A fabulous arrangement of Duke Ellington's classic Come Sunday for SATB Choir with Piano accompaniment, as arranged by Alice Parker.

With a text adapted from a traditional hymn, this setting has an expansive and thoughtful feel about it, never bombastic, but instead rather grand. Also available in mixed and men's chorus editions. R...

Stephen Albert's TreeStone for Soprano and Tenor soloists and Chamber Ensemble. TreeStone recieved its premiere on Junuary 16, 1985, by David Hordon, Tenor, Lucy Shelton, Sopranoand the Music Today E...

Morton Gould's Serenade Of Carols for SATB choir with SATB soloists and Orchestra. Reduction for Piano 4 hands. Contents: I. We Three Kings, The Babe Of Bethlehem, Rocking, Greensleeves (3:00) II. Bo...

From the Winged Joy.

I Wonder As I Wander by John Jacob Niles, arranged by Keith Christopher for SATB chorus with Piano accompaniment and optional Flute. This Christian folk hymn was inspired by a songheardby Niles at a...

I Wonder As I Wander by John Jacob Niles, arranged by Keith Christopher for SAB chorus with Piano accompaniment and optional Flute. This Christian folk hymn was inspired by a songheardby Niles at a f...

One of the most famous movements from Purcell's 1694 'Come Ye Son s Of Art' birthday ode for Queen Mary for chorus and soloists, this version is arranged for SA chorus and piano. Well-suited for gradu...

Part One of Choral Variations.

Part Two of Choral Variations.

Part 3 of Choral Variations: Springfield Mountain.

Text by Emily Dickinson.

Duration ca. 8 minutes.

Players use Choral Score

From Robert Kapilow's '03: This New, Immense, Unbounded World, a musical tribute to the Louisiana Purchase of 1803, this movement features the powerful poetry of African American poet Lucille Clifton,...

This movement establishes the experience of both the explorers and the native people who lived in the territory. According to Kapilow, Lives were both ended and expanded; it (the era) was simultaneous...

This collection is part of a 5-book set of musical settings of lyrics to songs in Shakespeare's plays. This grouping opens with a melancholy prelude I Shall No More to Sea, followed by the woozy Come...

Easily learned, this well-crafted arrangement will be a welcome addition to any holiday program - pop or classical.