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Bela Bartok : Six Songs for Children's Choruses The original version of these choruses was an a cappella version; later an orchestral accompaniment was added. The piano reduction of the latter has merely been added to the present edition for rehearsal purposes when preparing the choir for a performance with orchestra. it is the composer's intention that performances should talk place either a cappella or with orchestra, but not with piano. Songlist: Hussar, Only Tell Me, Loafer, Bread Baking, Don't Leave Me!, Teasing Song ![]() Cristi Cary Miller : Mary Poppins Surely one of the greatest Disney musicals ever! Cristi Cary Miller does a wonderful job with clever and accessible arrangements of these classic songs that your kids (and their parents!) will love. The happy-go-lucky melody of "Let's Go Fly a Kite" is a sprightly salute to spring! The fun never stops with the light-hearted "I Love to Laugh". It's a smile-a-minute! Show off your best diction with this delightful arrangement of the favorite "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" that's just right for younger singers. Songlist: Feed the Birds, A Spoonful of Sugar, Chim Chim Cher-ee, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, I Love to Laugh, Let's Go Fly a Kite, Step in Time ![]() Francisco J. Nunez : Transient Glory Launched in the year 2000, Transient Glory began as a concert performance series of the Young People's Chorus of New York City conducted by Francisco J. Nunez to advance the art of children's choirs throughout the world. The Transient Glory choral series is designed and developed by its editor as a commitment to young voices singing glorious music during that short, transient period of childhood. Songlist: Colors (AKA Soundpainting 41402), Orpheus, The Nervous Family, Un-Labelled, The Smiling Eyes ![]() Greg Gilpin : Songs for 2 Parts This arrangement of "Kyrie/Kum Ba Ya" can be used for many voicing combinations. Cue-sized notes are included to create other voicing possibilities from this two-part mixed arrangement. Sung a cappella, Kyrie/Kum Ba Ya joins the beautiful simplicity of chant using traditional Latin text with the well-knownl African folk song Kum Ba Ya. Greg Gilpin's original gospel chorals are solid-gold. "Keep on Following the Star" is no exception. His new original work for Christmas begins with an infectious chorus full of gospel harmonies and style. The verses are sung with an optional solo above gospel "oo's." Verse and chorus are repetitive, allowing for quick learning. Add a key change, followed by a hot a cappella with hand claps section, finish with a rousing ending and you've got a new hit for your concert this December. "Think On Me" - Never has this art song by Alicia Ann Scott sounded so beautiful and chorally arranged so effectively than now. Heart-wrenching harmonies interpret the touching text and the almost hymn-like pianissimo, a cappella verse adds to the dynamic touches that build in the last refrain and fade away with the last lyric. A choral that will teach your students expression. There are so many options for "All Through The Night" by Greg Gilpin. Optional lyrics also make it suitable for general use. The traditional lyrics are set to new music with a soft calypso feel. The piece may be sung a cappella or with optional piano accompaniment with the addition of low and high hand-drum parts. Simple part writing, solos, and several key changes create a work that will be easy to learn and fun to practice and perform. Choirs of all ages will enjoy this one! Songlist: Kyrie/Kum Ba Ya, Keep On Following The Star, Think On Me, All Through The Night ![]() Gyorgy Ligeti : Songs from Matraszentimr Dalok A collection of Hungarian folk songs for unaccompanied upper voice choir. Songlist: Harom hordo, Igaz szerelem, Gomb, gomb, Erdobe, erdobe ![]() Joyce Eilers : The Beginning Part-Singer Vol 1 & 2 Master writer for young voices, Joyce Eilers has designed a special series for choirs ready to begin part-singing! Filled with Joyce's carefully developed techniques and suggestions, this collection of five best-selling chorals will motivate your choir and help them achieve a successful first experience. In Volume II, Joyce Eilers reinforces the necessary criteria for choosing music for the young singer and shows how to make adjustments as the choir gains in maturity and musical experience. This valuable resource includes five best-selling chorals along with Joyce's helpful suggestions and teaching tips. This collection is sure to produce immediate success with your choir! Songlist: America, The Beautiful, The Pirate Song, Tiki Chant, My America, Glendy Burke, The Legend of the Bells, Down By The Riverside, Go For It!, Dreamer with Liberty and Justice For All ![]() Lee R. Kesselman : Scottish Folk Songs "Loch Lomond" is one of the most famous of all Scottish song - a song of friendship, of love, and of parting. While "Auld Lang Syne" has become one of the most familiar in our culture, oft used for ushering in the new year, it remains a heartfelt air, extolling enduring friendship and waxing nostalgic over the passage of time. "The Birks Of Aberfeldy" is a dance piece! Let the rhythm and accents hold sway as the piano rolics and the singers tease, tempt, cajole and invite the Bonnie Lassie! Also Included in this package is the hauntingly beautiful "Skye Boat Song," and "Afton Water." Songlist: Skye Boat Song, Afton Water, The Birks of Aberfeldy, Auld Lang Syne, Loch Lomond ![]() Linda Spevacek : Accompanied Christmas Gems for 2 Part Treble Choirs The new voicings of this best-selling arrangement of the Spanish Carol, 'Riu, Riu, Chiu,' include text options for English or Spanish. Tambourine and hand claps lend a festive, colorful flair. Whether performed with or without piano accompaniment, the limited ranges, repetitious form, and opportunities for solos yield built-in success for holiday programs. The vibrant, festive original, 'Merrily Sing Noel!' is a marvelous opener or change-of-pace selection. Its fanfare-like style and bright mood also offer nice, effective dynamic contrasts. Superb treble writing! 'Christmas Madrigal Roundezvous' is a sparkling, festive, and extremely clever original madrigal, sung in a round, with a contrasting, lilting middle section. The uplifting lyrics of 'A Festive Madrigal' begin that bright, jovial original madrigal, which 'sings in' the holiday season. A marvelous, accessible choice which also works well for smaller ensembles. Songlist: Christmas Madrigal Roundezvous, A Festive Madrigal, Merrily Sing Noel!, Riu, Riu, Chiu ![]() Paul R. Ladd, Jr. : A Choir Book for Advent Adapt the core repertoire of the season to match your resources and available rehearsal time. Contains unison, 2/3 equal, 2/3/4 mixed voice, accompanied and a cappella arrangements of the classics - pick the version that suits your needs or create varied arrangements by choosing stanzas from various settings. Songlist: Ave Maria, Ave Maria, Ave Maria, Dear Maker of the Starry Skies, Dear Maker of the Starry Skies, Dear Maker of the Starry Skies, Dear Maker of the Starry Skies, Drop Down Dew, Drop Down Dew, Drop Down Dew, Drop Down Dew, Drop Down Dew, Lo, He Comes, My Lord, What a Mornin', My Lord, What a Mornin', O Come, Divine Messiah, O Come, Divine Messiah, O Come, Divine Messiah, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, O Savior, Open Heaven's Height, O Savior, Open Heaven's Height, O Savior, Open Heaven's Height, O Savior, Open Heaven's Height, The King Shall Come, The King Shall Come, The King Shall Come, The King Shall Come, and more ![]() Paul R. Ladd, Jr. : A Choir Book for Christmas Adapt the core repertoire of the season to match your resources and available rehearsal time. Contains unison, 2/3 equal, 2/3/4 mixed voice, accompanied and a cappella arrangements of the classics - pick the version that suits your needs or create varied arrangements by choosing stanzas from various settings. Songlist: A Child Is Born in Bethlehem, A Child Is Born in Bethlehem, A Child Is Born in Bethlehem, A Child Is Born in Bethlehem, A Little Child was Born, All You Shepherds, Amid the Silence, Amid the Silence, Amid the Silence, Angels We Have Heard on High, Angels We Have Heard on High, Angels We Have Heard on High, As Joseph Was A-Walking, Bearing Good News We Come, Bearing Good News We Come, Born Is Jesus, Born Is Jesus, Christ Is Come From Heav'n Today, Christmas Bells, Christ Was Born in Bethelehem, Good Christian Friends Rejoice, Good Christian Friends Rejoice, Good Christian Friends Rejoice, Good Christian Friends Rejoice, Go, Tell It on the Mountain, He Who Made the Starry Skies, Let All Together Praise Our God, Let All Together Praise Our God, Let All Together Praise Our God, Let All Together Praise Our God, and more ![]() Russell Robinson : Warm-Ups by the Dozen (Two-Part Set 1 & 2) Warm-ups by the Dozen utilizes proven techniques and creative exercises to prepare choirs effectively for rehearsals or performances. The set includes a dozen warm-ups designed and sequenced by noted choral educator Dr. Russell Robinson. This guide should be a part of the daily repertoire for every choir. Songlist: Sing Hallelu!, Warm-Ups by the Dozen (Set 2) ![]() Ruth Watson Henderson : Adventures in Color Ruth Watson Henderson writes: "I have always felt that there is a strong connection between visual colors and musical colors. When I came across the poems about colors in Mary O'Neill's book, Hailstones and Halibut Bones, I realized they would make wonderful songs for young singers. I tried to capture the different colors in the poems I chose with scales and intervals that seemed to match them. Strong colors are expressed with dissonant sounds, while softer colors are described with whole tones and gentler sounds. Particular keys are associated with the various colors: Red is in a key with sharps, Blue is in a key with flats and White has no sharps or flats." Songlist: White, Orange, Gold, Blue, Red ![]() Various Arrangers : Train Songs for 2-Parts All Aboard! Everybody loves a train song and this collection is bound to please singers and audiences alike. "Choo Choo Ch' Boogie" - This 1940s classic is the perfect introduction to swing music for developing choirs. Easy voice-leading and a supportive accompaniment make this a breeze to learn. "Paddy Works on the Railway" - The tale of the Irish immigrant workers on America's railroads is cleverly told in this traditional Irish folksong. "I Work Upon the Railway" - This lively folksong setting by Emily Crocker captures the spirit of America's past in an elementary contest piece that's great for featuring your boys. "I've Been Working on the Wabash Cannonball" - These two famous train songs are arranged for young singers in a creative way that includes sound effects, layered rhythm speech and much more! A great choreography showcase, it is a wonderful concert finale! "The Rock Island Line" - Ride the mighty fine line of The Rock Island Line with this clever arrangement of the traditional train folk song. The arrangement starts slowly as the train is leaving the station and fires up to an energetic chugga choo choo as it speeds down the track finally slowing down as it approaches the next station. "Boogie Woogie Choo Choo" - This delightful original by Cristi Cary Miller and Mary Clark that recaptures the time and feel of an earlier era. The boogie piano part keeps everything moving along with its characteristic eight to the bar. Simple harmonies help make this piece accessible for the youngest of jazz choirs. "The Ballad of Casey Jones" - This traditional American folk song about railroad engineer Casey Jones includes new music and original words that tell of the fabled story. Rhythmic accompaniment, vocal speech, and the familiar melody of this favorite tune combine to create a fun selection for your young singers. Songlist: Choo Choo Ch' Boogie, Paddy Works on the Railway, I've Been Working on the Wabash Cannonball, The Rock Island Line, Boogie Woogie Choo Choo, The Ballad of Casey Jones ![]() Various Arrangers : World Folk Songs for Women's Voices, Vol. 4 The need to provide our students with exposure to the music of all of the world's cultures has never been greater. Lana Walter brings us the rhythmic work "Ning Wendete" for women's choir from Kenya. All of its authentic charms are captured in the rhythmic variation. A complete translation and pronunciation guide are provided. A new treatment for women's choir of the renowned Scottish air "Loch Lomond". Beautiful, flowing harmonies and solo opportunities combine to create a lush yet sensible setting of this classic folk favorite. Gentle flashes of 'Simple Gifts' add a grace and charm that make this a truly unique setting! Robert DeCormier's a cappella setting of the American folk melody "Wayfaring Stranger" has been part of the choral repertoire for many years. If you haven't performed this recently, do it now! Songlist: Charlottown, Sing Hallelu!, Ning Wendete, Poor Wayfaring Stranger, My Heart Is Full of Merriment and Joy ![]() Various Arrangers : Reindeer Songs Yo! Santa! Tell us about those reindeer! Dealing with the Reindeer - "Eating and eating, always feeding. We need a haystack the size of the Superdome." It's a part rap, part song and 100% fun! Sure to bring down the house at your Christmas concerts. Features a rappin' Santa and singing elves who complain that the reindeer are "eating us out of house and home." Santa's reindeer are bringin' down the house this year with their funky music, rhythmic rap, and hip-hop moves! Wake up, I think I hear Santa and his eight reindeer. And they're rocking out to the jolly sounds of this 1950s inspired tune by Sally K. Albrecht and Jay Althouse. You won't need to spend much time learning these simple voice parts, clever words, or fun choreography, but the audience at your holiday concert will really put their hooves together for this runaway hit. You may even get a standing "Hoove-ation!". These are all fun arrangements that will liven up any Christmas concert. Songlist: Dealing with the Reindeer, Hip-Hop Reindeer, Sing Hallelu!, Sing Hallelu!, Reindeer on the Roof, The Reindeer Rap ![]() Various Arrangers : Christmas South of the Border Add a multi-cultural element to your Christmas concerts and celebrate the Navidad season. The Mexican tradition of ""La Fiesta de la Posada"" recreates the search for a room at an inn. This delightful number by Sally Albrecht recreates that tradition in song with an English text that tells the story ("when we light luminarias and swing at the pinata."). Features an optional solo/duet in each verse. "Cantemos" is a beautiful, rhythmic Venezuelan folk carol with an English/Spanish text. "Vamos todos a Belen" - A detailed translation/pronunciation guide makes it easy to master the Spanish text of this traditional Mexican-American Christmas song, or perform it in English. Lilting six-eight piano creates a gentle rocking motion as we sing about going to Bethlehem to see the baby. In the middle, a solo is briefly accompanied by only the chorus before a thrilling modulation and final flourish to the glorious end. Songlist: La Fiesta de la Posada, El Pequeno Nino (The Tiny Baby), Cantemos, Vamos todos a Belen (Let Us Go to Bethlehem) ![]() Various Arrangers : The Sound of Music for 2 parts These are songs that everybody knows and loves and these wonderful classics are sure to please. Especially arranged for younger choirs, these classic Rodgers and Hammerstein songs are a wonderful introduction to the music of Broadway. Crafted for success, this setting will be a joy to rehearse as well as perform. Just like the Von Trapps, when you know the notes to sing, you can sing most anything! A perfect choice for any concert program! Songlist: Edelweiss, The Sound of Music, The Lonely Goatherd, My Favorite Things, So Long, Farewell, Do-Re-Mi ![]() Various Arrangers : Navidad en Espanol Share the rich culture of a Spanish Christmas with your students. These charming Spanish folk carols will bring joy to every performance. From a variety of cultures these creatively arranged songs will add a multi-cultural element to your concert and will be appreciated by the Spanish speakers in your audiences. Perform them in Spanish, English, or a combination of both. Songlist: A La Nanita Nana, Three Spanish Carols (Collection), El Noi De La Mare (The Son of Mary), A la Puerta del Cielo, Spanish Allelu ![]() Various Arrangers : A Novelty Christmas for Childrens Choir We all love the traditional carols however how about livening up the Christmas concerts with some humor with these unique novelty songs. "An Elvis Christmas" - Santa is definitely in the building with this fun 4-minute medley of Christmas songs identified with the King of Rock & Roll . "Grandma's Killer Fruitcake" by the esteemed Roger Emerson is a hilarious holiday spoof that everyone will enjoy! "All Because of Mr. Santa Claus" is a light-hearted song by Hal David and John Cacavas is sure to put everyone in the holiday spirit! Lots of fun here. Songlist: Grandma's Killer Fruitcake, The Chipmunk Song, All Because of Mr. Santa Claus, An Elvis Christmas, Skateboardin' Santa ![]() Various Arrangers : Prairie Songs Edwin Fissinger's music has a distinctly American sound, and his choral set "Dakota Prairies" uses poems that describe some of our north central states' most beautiful scenery. "The Wild Prairie Rose" uses a poem by Alice Sinclair Page. The madrigal-style writing is excellent for choirs of all sizes, from festival to chamber groups. "The Wind in the Wheat" is based on a poem by Jessamine Slaughter Burgum. One can almost smell the air of the northern plains through the poetry and music of this classic Fissinger selection, published here for the first time. "The Prairie" captures the essence of America's great open spaces in a text by Anne Murry Marius. "Night on the Prairies", a Walt Whitman setting, returns us to our American heritage roots and the thoughts and feelings the prairie invites. "Sing As The Prairie" was written by John Neihardt, who was revered by Nebraskans as their poet laureate. Because his love of nature is evident in each phrase, the music incorporates the enchanting sounds of nature and the prairie. Arrangement by Mary Goetz. Songlist: The Wild Prairie Rose, The Wind in the Wheat, The Prairie, Night on the Prairies, Sing As The Prairie ![]() |
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Perhaps the most important composition of our time, Emerson's nuanced take... who are we kidding? A little bit of Jaws and a whole lot of smiles? Go on and have some fun with this one!
Arranger: Roger Emerson
This energetic concert selection features unison singing to build confidence in young voices. A focus on pure vowels and the practice of accents adds to its appeal. Singers will enjoy the driving tempo and syncopated rhythms throughout the piece.
Composer: Roger Emerson
Incorporating texts from Mahatma Ghandi, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Matthew 5:15 and Laura Farnell herself, this energetic and rhythmic commission conveys a singular force for change. Now available for 2-part choirs, with Djembe and Shaker complement!
Composer: Laura Farnell
Chalk up another viral victory for TikTok as this 2006 bossa nova-flavored ditty from Nickelodeon series Backyardigans exploded in popularity on the social media platform. And take it from the masses: this song is absolutely fantastic.
Arranger: Roger Emerson Performed By: Backyardigans
Younger Tenor-Bass choirs will rock out to this bright folk-flavored knee-slapper that celebrates favorite country pastimes of camping, fishing, and delicious food! They will love the body percussion feature and the optional fiddle obbligato adds to the way down low in Cedar Swamp atmosphere.
Arranger: Emily Crocker
Linda Studley's poem helps us realize that, despite the frustrations and anxieties from being alone and being silenced or voiceless as musicians, we have come to realize that we are still learning, growing, and sharing together in our communities, with so much purpose and meaning. The music reflects this spirit and is bright and Hopeful.
Composer: Marie-Claire Saindon
Based on two children's poems by Robert Louis Stevenson, this imaginative setting uses ample unison singing with an optional flute part included.
Composer: Mary Donnelly
Combining two beautiful songs--Jolly Old St. Nicholas and Toyland--to create the sweetness and nostalgia of the holiday season, here is a wonderful addition to your winter concert. Setting Jolly Old St. Nicholas in 6/8 rather than the usual common time, the arranger creates a dreamlike state where young children can imagine all the toys they wish for. Written during the Pandemic, this new arrangement encourages the innocence of childhood to shine through the darkness.
Composer: Francisco Nunez
A beautiful choral based on Bach's Siciliano flute sonata with simple Latin text of three words. Suitable for concert, contest, and festival, various age groups.
Arranger: Russell Robinson | Composer: J.S. Bach
Have you ever had a good friend? Good friends are important and often help us from making bad decisions. In this selection, veteran composer Roger Emerson serves as advisor and mentor as he co-writes with Jack Zaino. This is exciting concert-pop music. A QR code is provided with the music that will take you to the Hal Leonard product page where you will find additional resources for teaching along with videos from the composers.
Composer: Roger Emerson
This octavo is something delightfully different for your programming. Based on a traditional Jamaican melody, optional hand chimes will add an islands feel to bring the spirit of joy, hope and love into the sanctuary. The writing is approachable and perfectly crafted for this unique message that celebrates the community of faith. Score and Parts (hbl, perc, b) available as a digital download.
Arranger: John Leavitt | Country: Jamacia
When I look in the mirror what do I see? Just what kind of person is looking back at me? In the style of a contemporary ballad, this powerful social, emotional learning song is all about taking a look at ourselves and how we treat others. An ideal message for any choir to share throughout the year.
Composer: Audrey Snyder
Light-hearted lyrics and a cheerful tune will put a smile on the faces of both singers and listeners as they celebrate the wonder of music. Consider using the song's title as a concert theme to encourage and build a sense of community. A great piece for any time of year!
Composer: Cristi Cary Miller
The text for this work was designed to inspire us and remind us that by maintaining a positive attitude and believing in ones' self (and in one another), we can triumph over any obstacles or challenges that arise. The rhythmic and supportive piano part should help singers develop a sense of energy while they uncover the joy of syncopations and suspensions.A QR code is included which takes teachers and students to reaching resources for the Voices in Harmony Choral Series, and SEL Learning Experiences and videos relating to this octavo.
Composer: Rollo Dilworth
The arrangement captures the fun and excitement of the winter holidays with a jazzy treatment. It's easily learned with extremely accessible part-writing and lends itself to the fun of choreography.
Arranger: Emily Crocker
The adaptations of 1989's Disney Renaissance-classic The Little Mermaid continue, with Halle Bailey set to wear the latest flippers in a 2023 live-action remake of the beloved original. Alan Menken's brilliant want song for Ariel is fluidly arranged for a return trip to choral programs!
Arranger: Mark Brymer | Musical: Little Mermaid
Joy shines in every measure of this easy-to-learn anthem for Palm Sunday. The appearance of a traditional Irish folk tune in the body of the song brings contrast and provides a moment of reflection before the great celebration returns. Ideal for a ring and sing procession of palms, this could be easily memorized for pageants and other festival presentations.
Composer: Roger Thornhill
Have fun practicing solfège with this lighthearted spoof of Mozart's famous Piano Sonata #16. Excellent as a concert closer or encore, this piece will make your audience chuckle as they learn a little music trivia about Mozart and melody!
Arranger: Audrey Snyder
Simply beautiful, this accessible worship anthem is a quiet call to listen in the silence for the still, small voice of God. The melody is truly winsome, the lower vocal range bringing warmth and a conversational element to the performance. A fragile piano part supports and adds color to this quickly learned reflection on contemplative worship.
Composer: Douglas Nolan
A reflective and poignant text of how many create one; suitable for all ages. Full harmonic writing with dynamic contrast creates a beautiful interpretation of text. An independent yet supportive piano accompaniment enhances the setting.
Composer: Greg Gilpin
We Shall Overcome became a prominent theme song in the early days of the Civil Rights Movement. This song was often referenced in the speeches and sermons of Dr. Martin Luther King. The day after the funeral of Martin Luther King, blacks and whites held hands in the streets of Atlanta and sang this anthem of unity and social justice.
Arranger: Rollo Dilworth
This tender lullaby moves along with a gentle lilt as it sings of the sweetness and joy of childhood. The two vocal lines are woven together with the warm piano accompaniment and cello obbligato to make a superb young choir showcase.
Arranger: Laura Farnell | Composer: Susan Lampert
Originally released as an up-tempo reggae single in 2003, composer Ben Harper teamed up with Jack Johnson for this alternate version for the 2006 Curious George film. A peaceful folk fable, complete with an accompanying violin part, this is a perfect selection for young and beginning choirs.
Arranger: Jack Johnson | Composer: Ben Harper Performed By: Jack Johnson | Musical: Curious George
Here's a heartfelt piece that speaks to the power of music. With words written during the beginning of the pandemic, it expresses what many musicians felt as they began the frightening journey into a world without singing. This selection will offer a powerful outlet for expression to once again join together to make music!
Composer: Cristi Cary Miller
Mattie Stepanek was 14 when he died, but his poetry and enthusiasm caught the notice of celebrities and presidents. Ron Kean has taken Mattie's Christmas poem of peace for all the world and created a melody that helps the message soar. Fitting for children's choirs, treble choirs and even mixed choirs, this is a wonderful song of hope and love.
Composer: Ron Kean
Here's the ever-popular folk tune Simple Gifts partnered with an original tune by Mary Donnelly and George Strid. Crafted for success, the piece is a great way to begin early part-singing. Available: 2-Part. Performance Time: Approx. 2:35.
Arranger: George L.O. Strid
Youngsters of all ages know Fred, Wilma, Barney, Betty, and the whole Bedrock gang. Patsy Ford Simms brings us a very singable choral setting of their theme song that adds fun to any concert.
Arranger: Patsy Ford Simms | Composer: Hoyt Curtin | Musical: Flintstones
Fred Rogers, the American television personality who became an icon championing children's education and social equality, was especially fond of the numbers 1, 4 and 3. Signifying the number of letters in I, Love and You, John Jacobson and Roger Emerson have taken this special affinity, used their more than 30 years of children's educational experience, and created a song befitting of the man whom all consider their neighbor.
Composer: Roger Emerson
This original sea chantey is expressly designed for two-part male ensembles. Contrary motion, canonic counterpoint, and comfortable ranges make it easy for your boys to sound like men. Bring out the nautical feel with an optional C-instrument (part available free at alfred.com/choralparts).
Composer: Glenda E. Franklin
Look no further for that perfect 50s Nose Ballade to celebrate the Cold and Allergy Season! A sneezing soloist (optionally attired in robe, slippers and hot water bottle) sets the tone for this hilarious concert highlight, featuring such poignant lyrics as: "I've got a cold in my nose. It's dripping like my Aunt Marie's garden hose! My nose feels awful. At breakfast time it always drips on my waffle!" The drama continues to mount until the final climactic chord when...oh, no!...the entire chorus suddenly sneezes!
Composer: Stephen L Lawrence
Valerie Showers Crescenz is not a new name to the Hinshaw catalog. This secular work is set to a lovely text by poet Lauren Gallagher and is scored for unison treble chorus with optional harmony and piano. This would be a wonderful addition to your school's winter concert. Difficulty Level: Medium Easy Children or Easy Adult.
Composer: Valerie Crescenz
A vigorous Shaker tune takes on fresh purpose when joined with this original patriotic text. A powerful choral that celebrates the gift of freedom and good citizenship! Available separately: SATB, SAB, 2-Part, Orchestration, StudioTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:20.
Arranger: Joseph Martin
Now available as a one rehearsal wonder in a 2-Part Mixed setting! The spirit of gratitude shines in this paean of praise. Approachable in scope and arranged for success, this is an ideal opener for a harvest service. The music lilts with a message proclaiming that we are abundantly blessed and a quote from the celebrated We Gather Together adds warmth and appeal to the concept. Creative modal alterations in the harmonic selection give this piece an ancient/modern feel that is welcome in many styles of worship. NOTE: Score and Parts work only with the SATB voicing.
Composer: Stacey Nordmeyer
Artistry and utility meet in this practical piece for Palm Sunday! Arranged for success, the anthem's creative yet simple approach shows thoughtful consideration for the processional purpose of the piece. Handbells and percussion join with the hosannas, adding a festive touch to this rousing affirmation of Christ, the King of kings. Essential worship repertoire!
Arranger: Stacey Nordmeyer | Composer: Roger Thornhill
Arranger: Jean Anne Shafferman | Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Country: Germany
Music theory was never so much fun! Comparing the modes to ice cream flavors and demonstrating each mode one by one, your students will learn and have fun in the process! Clever lyrics and cool harmonies serve up each special aural treat a la mode. Available separately: SATB, SAB, 2-Part. Duration: ca. 3:15.
Arranger: Steve Larson
An arrangement of a traditional Spanish carol suited to developing voices. Features accompanying guitar and violins for an authentic Spanish sound.
Arranger: Dan Davison
This lovely Spanish folk song melody has been given an original partner-song by Jill Gallina. Legato lines with a flowing accompaniment, Spanish text and interesting counterpoint of the partner-song create a wonderful teaching and learning opportunity and a beautiful performance experience for singers and audiences. Available separately: 2-part Choral; StudioTrax A/P CD.
Composer: Jill Gallina
This is the latest in the highly successful Accent on Young Voices series edited by Maribeth Yoder-White. Again highlighting the interest in global music education these days, this Basque lullaby is set by Shirley McRae for treble voices with piano, claves and finger cymbals. Difficulty Level: Medium Middle School, High School or Easy Adult.
Arranger: Shirley McRae
Like a star above the ocean, like a candle in the dark... This song offers a message of hope for a troubled world. Perform it on holiday concerts or any time of year.Available separately: 3-Part Mixed, 2-Part and ShowTrax CD. Performance time: Approx. 2:50.
Composer: John Jacobson
What a sweet new arrangement blending these two popular pieces, one from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory and the other first made famous by Bing Crosby, casting them into a choral holiday spotlight! It's a light, bouncy, and swinging arrangement that will sooth the holiday sweet tooth of your audience for sure!
Arranger: Mark Hayes
Here's a cheerful traditional English round with a stately gait that is well suited for concert or festival use. As this classical-sounding arrangement progresses, we modulate up with each verse and trade leadership on the canon. The final verse adds a buoyant descant above two previously sung voice parts, leaving only a four-bar ending to rehearse. A handful of optional lyrics allow you to adapt the general text for holiday programs.
Arranger: Russell Robinson
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