Perform this Vivaldi masterwork in one of many ways, including: choir and keyboard (piano or organ), choir and echo choir, or choir(s) with brass quartet(s). A truly versatile publication. The piece is in fanfare style and is suitable for secular or sacred use year round, including holiday concerts. Ideal for festivals and adjudications. As with all Dr. Liebergen's editions, it contains editor's notes and performance suggestions.

Composer: Antonio Vivaldi

The guys in your choir will shine singing this a cappella original that sounds like a traditional spiritual. Opens with a syncopated ostinato, adds a compelling minor-key melody, and expands into full four-part harmony. Gradually, voice parts disappear one by one, fading to the end. Newly Available for TTBB.

Composer: Donald Moore

This sensitive setting of Christopher Marloweis romantic poetry is an especially artistic choice. Lyrical choral writing is beautifully balanced with a lush piano accompaniment, creating a work that is a joy to sing, play, and conduct. Distinctive concert or festival repertoire.

Composer: Greg Gilpin

A contemporary a cappella madrigal. Filled with traditional "fa la la's" and resonant modern chords, Wintertime Cheer even includes a part for optional hand drum or tambourine. Jay Althouse's setting of a text by 17th century poet Tom Durfey mixes a historic musical form with crisp, up-to-date composition techniques. Interesting choral textures, and surprising tonal dissonances. Several four-part arrangements to choose from.

Composer: Jay Althouse