Noah Reese

These wonderful arrangements of I Saw Three Ships and We Three Kings are perfect for the unchanged tenor-bass ensemble and sure to fit your programming needs for years to come!

Perfect for emerging tenor-bass singers, The Little Drummer Boy is sure to delight audiences at all holiday  performances. Specially arranged with these singers in mind, the the ranges and tessituras...

The Coventry Carol is one of the most popular carols in the English language. Dating from the 16th century, the tune has been arranged hundreds of times. Reese's TBB arrangement, with interesting coun...

Grandiose and exciting, Exsultate Justi in Domino has a rhythmic energy in the vocal lines coupled with the active, yet supportive piano accompaniment. Caution: this delightful melody will get stuck i...

The Coventry Carol is one of the most popular carols in the English language. Dating from the 16th century, the tune has been arranged many times over. Reese's three-part mixed arrangement, with inter...

This wonderful set of two beloved French folk songs, J'entends le Moulin and Au Claire de la Lune, provides developing treble choirs the opportunity to sing accessible notes, a cappella, and in French...

Noah Reese's arrangement of Scarborough Fair for TB choir breathes new life into this traditional English ballad. Dating back to the Middle Ages, the song tells of a lover's impossible tasks, with the...

Quiet Sings to Me, inspired by a poem by Gwendolyn Bennett, offers tenor–bass choirs a gentle, expressive selection that’s accessible in multiple formats. Directors can choose either a unison tenor se...

Reese's two settings, with lyrics by Sara Teasdale, are written to be accessible for a beginning SA choir and have the option of being performed with or without piano. Large portions of both pieces ar...

Reese's melodic story telling coupled with this beloved, powerful text by Emily Dickinson equals beautiful choral possibilities for the burgeoning treble choir. From unisons to two-part to SSA harmoni...

One of the most well-known and beloved Christmas tunes, the Austrian Carol Still, Still, Still, arranged here for the emerging tenor-bass choir, is sure to be a favorite at the holiday concert. With s...

With an interesting and unique piano accompaniment which contains hints of the well-known holiday song Mary Did You Know?, this arrangement for developing Tenor-Bass ensembles affords both unison and...

Developing Tenor-Bass choirs are sure to enjoy the rhythmic energy in the vocals coupled with the active, yet supportive piano accompaniment of this Grandiose and exciting work. Caution: this upbeat m...

This beloved 15th century French carol is beautifully arranged for an emerging tenor-bass choir to accommodate changed and unchanged voices. With unexpected (yet fitting) harmonic modulations in the m...

Home captures the emotional journey of moving to a new place, navigating uncertainty, and building a sense of belonging through relationships. Beginning with "Unfamiliar faces greeted" and asking, "Wi...

This choral arrangement of "The Battle of Jericho" captures the spirit and excitement of the traditional spiritual. Its lively unison sections provide a strong foundation for singers, focusing on dyna...

Reese's arrangement of one of the most popular and enduring Christmas songs of all time, O Come, O Come Emmanuel, presented here for tenor-bass choirs, is in a compound meter with an exciting, driving...

Grandiose and exciting, Exsultate Justi in Domino has a rhythmic energy in the vocal lines coupled with the active, yet supportive piano accompaniment. Caution: this delightful melody will get stuck i...

We Three Kings is the first Christmas carol written in the United States to gain widespread popularity. Composed for a Christmas pageant by John Henry Hopkins, Jr. in 1857, the piece tells the Biblica...