Kanons für Chor & Gesang

Encourage independent harmony singing with this carefully chosen collection of partner songs and canons. With accessible, mid-range vocal parts, universal themes, and a number of folk songs and classi...

Encourage independent harmony singing with this carefully chosen collection of partner songs and canons. With accessible, mid-range vocal parts, universal themes, and a number of folk songs and classi...

Find hope, shine hope, sing hope. This simple melody stacks beautifully into a 3-part canon by the end of the song, building the skills of developing part-singers. A quote from Emily Dickinson's treas...

The wind is cold, the branches bare, but hearts are warm and bright. Despite the chill of December, it'' all about hope, peace, and kindling kindness. As you'd expect from a round, a simple melody eas...

Rounds and canons drawn from the folk and classical repertoire provide an introduction to two-part singing.

A reflection on the candle as a symbol of peace, this simple yet elegant selection is appropriate for choirs of all ages, at any time of year. The beautiful single-octave melody (from D-D) is sung in...

A reflection on the candle as a symbol of peace, this simple yet elegant selection is appropriate for choirs of all ages, at any time of year. The beautiful single-octave melody (from D-D) is sung in...

World premiere 1962 in Los Angeles, Cal., Monday Evening Concerts: Pomona College Choir, conducted by Richard Russell

Gospel canon for three voices with accompaniment. Whether as a liturgical hallelujah call or interaction in a gospel concert; this canon is rhythmically refined, yet easy to sing and goes down well! T...