Choir Part-Learning

The brief Latin text, 'Cantate canticum novum,' means 'Sing a new song.' And this is an outstanding new song to sing. All voicings include legitimate jazz sonorities, canonic verses, and logical chora...

This Cole Porter classic has been given a fresh and unique musical treatment by award-winning arranger Mark Hayes. It opens with the verse up front, then moves from a slick 2-beat with a walking bass...

Easy to learn and rewarding to sing, this joyful partner song is appropriate at any time of year. The rhythmic 3/4 lilt of the opening and closing is artfully contrasted with lyrical 4/4 phrases in th...

This exciting sequel to Alfred's popular Jingle Bell Jukebox delivers even more Christmas cheer! All the kids are singing and dancing to this festive collection of holiday hits arranged especially for...

The leader of the sleigh has never sounded so good. After a traditional treatment of the introduction, this fresh arrangement becomes funky and fun. Andy's clever choreography suggestions are included...

Fluid vocal parts glide effortlessly over an integral piano accompaniment in this nature-inspired artistic original. Musical quotes from familiar river songs seamlessly appear at the conclusion. Now a...

A multitude of artists have recorded this iconic jazz tune, presented here in a fresh, samba style with tight harmonies and a stellar scat section.

A multitude of artists have recorded this iconic jazz tune, presented here in a fresh, samba style with tight harmonies and a stellar scat section.

This fast-paced medley (four and a half minutes in length) sparkles with pizzazz and holiday cheer. Familiar carols are expertly arranged and assembled, creating a perky, high-spirited showstopper tha...

There will be smiles all around when your kids embrace this lighthearted ditty-made-more. Doug's happy arrangement is a breeze with its catchy counterlines, repetitive refrain, and partner song pairin...

Here's a traditional canoe song from Polynesia that sounds quite impressive with just two voice parts, handclaps, and percussion instruments. The echo format of Greg's well-designed arrangement sugges...

This impressive collection of rounds is ideal for warming up, sight-singing, technique-building, and more! From traditional and familiar to original and unexpected, each of the tuneful melodies easily...

The title of this piece never appears in the lyrics, but provides an overarching metaphor for the text. Themes of strength, guidance, and living by example are at the heart of this inspiring choral. S...

Does this sound familiar? 'I'm bored with the warm-ups. We always sing the same exercises.' Yes, many singers regard warm-ups as a monotonous requirement, a trivial exercise, or an unnecessary delay b...

Fuel your inner metronome with this fiery, minor-key ode to the rhythm of life. Simple body percussion and a vigorous piano part provide the momentum for crisp, lightly syncopated voices to convey a m...

Fuel your inner metronome with this fiery, minor-key ode to the rhythm of life. Simple body percussion and a vigorous piano part provide the momentum for crisp, lightly syncopated voices to convey a m...

These colorful 11 x 17 posters were designed exclusively for choral rehearsal spaces! Featuring motivational and pedagogical phrases across four key categories - Community, Classroom Culture, Musician...

Sopran, Mezzosopran, Alt (Chorstimme) 1, Alt (Chorstimme) 2, Tenor, Bass (Chorstimme), Klavier - Klavierauszug, Urtextausgabe V o k a l m u s i k - Bühnenwerke - Oper

Opera in tre atti - Soprano solo (2), Mezzo-soprano solo, Alto solo, Tenor solo, Bass solo, Choir, Orchestra - Piano reduction; Complete edition; Urtext edition V o c a l m u s i c - Stage works - Ope...

Piano reduction based on the Urtext of the New Mozart Edition (Italian/German). Soprano solo (3), tenor solo (2), orchestra - piano reduction

Chor, Klavier - Klavierauszug; Urtextausgabe

After the extraordinary successes of La belle Hélène (1864) and La Vie Parisienne (1866), the triumvirate Offenbach/Meilhac/Halévy reached the zenith of its fame in 1867 with its Grand Duchesse de Gér...

After the extraordinary successes of La belle Hélène (1864) and La Vie Parisienne (1866), the triumvirate Offenbach/Meilhac/Halévy reached the zenith of its fame in 1867 with its Grand Duchesse de Gér...