Choir, Vocals

This book of twelve five-part mixed choruses has been put together and edited by Alfred Einstein. Although it illustrates historically the development of the madrigal over a period of sixty years, the...

Includes works for mixed chorus by Palestrina, Marenzio, Monteverdi and Jannequin. Edited by Egon Kraus.

This is a treasure chest of 24 classic SATB a cappella choral arrangements by two masters of the genre. Includes three new carol settings by Alice Parker. All the Shaw-Parker carols - some familiar, s...

Jerusalem for SATB choir a cappella. Edited by Gregg Smith.

O Tannenbaum, arranged by Gregg Smith for SATB choir a cappella.

Henry Cowell's Psalm 121 for four-part Chorus of Mixed Voices a cappella.

For Double Choir A Cappella. Text: Gerard Manley Hopkins

For Double SATB Choir A Cappella.

Virgil Thomson's Scenes From The Holy Infancy for SATB choir a cappella. This work is a setting of biblical text by St. Matthew.

From 3 Motets.

From 3 Motets.

For SATB Choir A Cappella.

(Malotte/arr. Christopher) SATB a cappella

SSAATTBB a cappella.

This piece available for SSATTB, SSAA and TTBB.

Text by American poets Sara Teasdale and Paul Dunbar, and British writer Siegfried Sassoon. This Choral Cycle includes three pieces: Birds at Dusk (Teasdale), The Caged Bird (Dunbar), and Everyone San...

One of two winners of the 1997 G. Schirmer Young Composers competition, this stunning setting of a text by William Butler Yeats is equally effective for concert or jazz choirs.

SSAATTBB a cappella.

This piece comes from Ecstatic Meditations which includes 'Effortlessly Love Flows, ' 'How the Soul Speaks to God, ' 'I Cannot Dance, O Lord, ' and 'How God Answers the Soul. '

This piece comes from Ecstatic Meditations which includes 'Effortlessly Love Flows, ' 'How the Soul Speaks to God, ' 'I Cannot Dance, O Lord, ' and 'How God Answers the Soul. '

This piece comes from Ecstatic Meditations which includes 'Effortlessly Love Flows, ' 'How the Soul Speaks to God, ' 'I Cannot Dance, O Lord, ' and 'How God Answers the Soul. '

Il Est Ne is a traditional French Christmas carol. It was first published in the 1860s, but was almost certainly written much earlier. It has since been arranged and recorded by a range of differentar...