Choir, Vocals

This lively piece was written by Franz Schubert in 1825, and edited by Ray Robinson for the Choral Tradition Series. It is not difficult but takes some attention to detail.

Tennyson's lovely poem, set for double chorus and piano

Dramatic, four-minute piece adapted from the letters of Peter, within the reach of most choirs

Beautiful, controlled setting of the familiar words from the Book of Common Prayer, not difficult, but requires attention to detail.

Selections from the letters from John capture the excitement of a first hand account of the good news, good chance to highlight the choir.

Words from Shakespeare (Hamlet) for SATB and guitar, it is a little different, but quite accessible for secondary chorus.

For this eleven-minute concert set, Parker has chosen five of Katharine Pyle's short poems full of brilliant little word pictures and bits of philosophy, transcribed for SATB and woodwind quartet (or...

This easily learned, easily sung Palm Sunday anthem features rhythmic Hosanna sections bracketing a meditative 'blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord', also good for Advent and general use...

Not what we think of as today's 'praise songs', this is eight simple service pieces, mostly two-part rounds, some four-part, an exceedingly useful addition to the folder.

From our Accent On Youth Series, this piece would be useful in a love song set for the spring concert. It is transcribed for SATB with piano and is of medium difficulty. Also available in SSA/piano (H...

This is an Epiphany piece for the young or lesser-experienced choir. While the sopranos and baritones are playing with the melody, the altos are crooning alleluias in the middle, it is simple and swee...

This novelty piece for 15 to 50 mixed voices (including one off-stage shouter), and 1 or 2 stringed instruments (acoustic or electronic) is an educational experience for chorus and audience alike. Thi...

From our Choral Tradition SeriesIt is of medium difficulty and suitable for secondary level, and above, includes English translation.

An easy, happy little piece for middle or high school chorus

Words and music by Gil Martin, easy and versatile, SATB with unison

A 'state and festival' piece from our Accent On Youth Series, for SATB with keyboard and optional flute and brass (included in the octavo). Ends with the hymn All Glory, Laud, and Honor, with a chance...

From Southern Harmony1835Epiphany piece for SATB and keyboard, with several possible configurations of optional instruments (flute/ violin, and/or trumpet/cornet, and/or string bass/electric bass/cell...

A five-minute set of more scholarly views on love, for high school, college, or community chorus Contents: Sing Heigh Ho, (Charles Kingsley) Passions (Sir Walter Raleigh), And Love Is A Sickness, (Sam...

A wonderful concert or worship piece for advanced choir

Festival arrangement of the familiar hymn, for choir, congregation, and keyboard

From our Accent On Youth Series. This is an easy, but beautiful piece for youth or adult choir that starts simple and gets progressively richer in texture.

Not exactly a round (the parts don't follow in a regular order), but there are variously staggered entries that provide a rich texture, this is a highly accessible piece.

From Gardner's 'Six American Hymns In A Free Style'Here, he pairs familiar text with an accompaniment derived in part from Bach's Herz Und Mund Und That Und Leben.

From Gardner's 'Six American Hymns In A Free Style'This one will give your choir a bit of a workout without being too difficult.

From Gardner's 'Six American Hymns In A Free Style' The familiar words set for SATB with a mezzo-soprano (or baritone) solo