Mixed Choir with Piano

William Wordsworth 1770- 1850 It Is a Beauteous Evening It is a beauteous evening, calm and free, The holy time is quiet as a Nun Breathless with adoration: the broad sun Is sinking down in its tranqu...

The first booklet of our new and fresh edition of the famous and so beautiful-sounding Part Songs, polyphonic choral songs by Edward Elgar. The piano score contains the accompaniment for rehearsal.

Georg Kreisler - das ist scharfer, tiefsinnig schwarzer Humor!Die Singphoniker haben Georg Kreislers bekannteste Lieder für Männerensemble arrangiert und auf CD aufgenommen. Die zugehörige Notenausgab...

This uplifting and inspiring work, commissioned by the Sea Cliff School Performing Arts Faculty and the Sea Cliff, PCA, can be performed with or without band. Based on the theme of building a better w...

Sunset and Evening Star brings Alfred, Lord Tennyson's Crossing the Bar to life with a peaceful and hopeful portrayal of life's transition. Written for developing SAB choirs, it features singable voca...

In Flanders Fields by Dan Davison is a powerful mixed setting of the iconic World War I poem. A beautifully haunting piano accompaniment supports long, sustained vocal lines that encourage tone develo...

This mixed-choir piece by Timothy Takach reflects on how distance, whether through space or time, can soften the borders that divide us. Inspired by the idea that one person’s spark can awaken light i...

With a text by Louisa May Alcott, lilting melodies and subtle suspensions, Wright captures the essence of a soothing lullaby in his original setting for SAB choir.  Highly recommended for small or dev...

Drawing primarily from the soundscape of a gently sweeping Mixolydian mode, this piece is designed to remind the listener of the distant past and its connection to our present. This SAB setting offers...

Your singers will love jumping into Courtney's fun, jaunty rendering of this beloved bit of Americana, which contains interplay between voice parts and engaging hand clapping. Also available for SSA (...

The Blizzard is an electrifying choral piece for SAB voices with a piano accompaniment that drives the energy forward like a relentless winter storm. The choral lines weave tension and drama, evoking...

Featuring tight harmonies and a spirited energy, this arrangement brings warmth and charm to any winter or holiday performance. The vibrant choral writing captures the joy and sparkle of the season, o...

The Lone Wild Bird combines multiple musical elements with the aim of capturing something accessible yet satisfying. Melodies are passed between the voices and piano, which weaves the two parts togeth...

Eclipse tells the story of people witnessing a solar eclipse for the first time, unaware of the reason behind the sudden darkness. A steady "darkness" ostinato moves through all three voices, while mo...

Christopher Alexander’s I Am the World is an exciting, exuberant SATB work set to the text of Dora Sigerson Shorter. The poem celebrates humanity’s connection to the natural world through vivid images...

Christopher Alexander’s December, set to the charming text of Harriet F. Blodgett, captures the warmth and nostalgia of the holiday season. With images of holly, mistletoe, Christmas chimes, and stock...

This upbeat celebration of music captures the joy, energy, and uplift that communal singing can inspire with a nod to gospel style. Filled with bright rhythms, syncopation that accentuates the natural...

Written by Christi Jones with lyrics by Cody Raven Morris, Don’t Calm the Storm begins in the heart of turbulence, capturing the feeling of being swept into a storm both literal and emotional. At its...

What began as a whimsical, off-hand comment in the rehearsal room—"giraffes are just horses with long necks"—unfolded into the heartfelt and present-minded anthem, Happy to Know You Right Now. This pi...

This work was commissioned by the BBC. It was first performaed in 11 August 1995, as part of a Henry Wood Promenade Concert at teh Royal Albert Hall, London, by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and the BBC...