Choir Accompaniment CD

Curious to know the inside scoop on your favorite Christmas characters? Then check out the North Pole Diaries to learn just what secrets Santa, Mrs. Claus, Dancer, two Elves, Santa's Mechanic Bob, and...

I love coffee, I love tea ... Originally made popular by The Ink Spots in 1940 and later by The Manhattan Transfer, this jazz standard still swings today! 'I love the java jive, and it loves me.'

Get into the gospel groove with this rockin' Mark Hayes arrangement of an all-time Edwin Hawkins favorite. Gives you an opportunity to highlight a favorite soloist or two.

A crisp, detached accompaniment supports the playful attitude of an evocative text, and articulate voice parts provide vivid images of wintertime. The F-minor tonality makes for a haunting and delight...

Leroy Anderson's classic orchestral work is now available for choirs! The mixed choir arrangements may be performed a cappella, with piano, or with opt. string bass and percussion. There is also a sup...

As Nochebuena (Christmas Eve) approaches, all of the villagers celebrate the wonderful traditions of Las Posadas - -from the nightly candlelit processions to the breaking of the pi±ata. But young Alic...

Kirby's hip style rocks from start to finish in this kickin' choral sung entirely on scat syllables. As the title suggests, the rhythm (often syncopated) is the focus, while the sonorities are intuiti...

PianoTrax 4 contains accompaniments only for the following 24 choral publications: Alleluia! I Will Sing * Born a Stranger * Celebrate with Music! * Classic Alleluia Canon * Cripple Creek * The Crocod...

The Hillsong community of songwriters have given the contemporary church many wonderful songs. Lloyd Larson adds his special arranging touch to one of the most popular. A dynamic anthem of praise, it...

What a combination! Irving Berlin's classic song with a new partner-melody by Don Besig and Nancy Price. A real winner for 2-part choirs. The optional SoundTrax cassette adds a true ragtime sound.

This fun piece is ideal for young choirs. It combines Dry Bones and Ezekiel Saw the Wheel. The 'Dry Bones' section includes cowbell, tambourine and virtually any other rhythm instrument you can find....

It's a concert opener. . . or closer! Perfect for 'Music in our Schools Month'. . . or anytime! Opens with an effective , clear-as-a-bell, a cappella section, then builds to the final, stirring chord....

Who wouldn't love to sing a spirited rendition of this American classic? And with this Rock and Roll arrangement featuring additional, satirical text by Jay Althouse, it's more fun than ever. Your guy...

A quote from the traditional carol anchors this Christmas spiritual. Singers will love the gospel-style chords and occasional blue notes. An exciting seasonal standout!