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Four-part, a cappella voices sing in counterpoint and in chorus with tender and compelling harmonies in this stirring Stabat Mater setting. The dramatic and emotional imagery is richly portrayed throu...

This early American folk song is a lively number with percussive hand claps thrown in. Released in 2009 for treble choirs or all ages, it became a best-seller for high school and college choirs and is...

Jonathan Talberg's choral series has produced a library of excellence for the advanced a cappella choir, and this latest entry is a beauty. Richard Burchard tends to write in a density that is thick a...

This could be the most awesome piece of the 21st century. Why? Here's a tune that is energizing and exciting - concert programable - that teaches singers how to read rhythms. Every high school and col...

Premiered at the NCCO conference in 2012, this beautiful meditative piece was commissioned by John Byun and is part of his new choral series. Rich in tone color with thick harmonic writing the text ca...

This Nigerian sunrise song is simple, yet so effective! Middle School through college can use this piece and adapt it to their performance requirements.

A great celebration of music and creation elevate this glorious piece. Winner of the NDSU competition and selected for the Jo Ann Miller Choral Series and appropriate for fine high school and college...

A delightful setting of this appealing dance carol! Ed has developed a wonderful madrigal-style extension to the traditional melody, and counterpoints it all with Good King Wenceslas. Excellent for al...

Traditional Spanish carol highlights the night of Jesus' birth in joyful celebration! Light vocal style is highlighted by the placement of an extra quarter rest! Fresh! Available: SATB a cappella, SAB...

15 moving songs from South Africa arranged for four-part voices, complete with a foreword, musical instructions, illustrations and commentary. Available: SATB, Book/Cassette Package, CD.

The beautiful choral writing of Javier Busto speaks to the heart. His "Ave Maria" is one of the great works, which permits a choir to perform to the fullest, emotionally as well as technically. A fine...

A Capella In Acapulco by Anders Edenroth for SATB choir.

I Feel Like My Time Ain't Long is a mournful, yet hopeful, spiritual, beautifully arranged by Paul Christiansen. The text speaks of how we long for our heavenly home as our time on earth comes to a cl...

An all-time favorite on the well-known biblical text from John I. Available: SATB a cappella.

An intimate and emotional setting with varied dynamics and expressions, this spiritual makes an excellent choice for high school, college, professional or community choirs. Moderate. Available: SATB a...

How Come It Is So Hard To Be the Way You Are? This work by the countertenor of The Real Group is a humorous look at today's society. Available: SATTB a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 4:00.

A wonderful spirited arrangement with a big festive ending, meant to make your choir shine. Available: SATB a cappella.

Originally a folk tune, this arrangement by University of Mississippi faculty member Raymond Liebau includes elements of jazz and blues. Available: SATB divisi a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 3:...

The text of this work was written by a young junior high Irish boy who very soon after lost his life in a street shooting. And so the poem became the voice of all children, victims in a world of war a...

The second in a trilogy of anthems based on the writings of former U. N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Available: SATB divisi a cappella.

This song weaves interesting and challenging harmonies, describing young lovers in the moonlight. Available: SATB divisi a cappella.

From his set of Five Latvian Folk Songs, composer Imant Raminsh offers the beautiful music of his home country. Available: SATB divisi a cappella.

French poet Guillaume Apollinaire's musing on lost love takes on a quintessential French sound. Easily accessible to a good high school choir. In French, with a singable English translation by Jon Was...