Women's Choir a capella

Eine harmonische Ansprache des Schutzengels, die sich gut für geistliche Konzerte, Gottesdienste oder Taufen eignet. Das Stück kann von Frauenchören oder von Jugendlichen gesungen werden. Metrisch fre...

We are the Music Makers pays an exuberant homage to musicians, artists, and creative-types with a text that is driven by alliteration, rhyme and syncopation. With flowing and rhythmic accompaniment th...

This original concert work, with text inspired by Arthur O'Shawnessy, is suitable for the beginning of a concert, as a closing piece, or could even be used as a "theme" for concerts. It is sprinkled w...

Day After Day employs jaunty rhythms, tongue-in-cheek text, and conveys a fun take on accepting things that are out of our control. This delightful fun-to-sing two-part treble piece is perfect for the...

Circle of Seasons affords students a pathway to reinforce their sense of the difference in changing rhythm patterns and meter changes. With or without the optional percussion, it's rhythmically engagi...

We don't always realize the ripple effect that occurs when we perform small acts of kindness or share words of love with those around us. These seemingly insignificant actions can have such a positive...

Poet Dorothy Parker's tongue-in-cheek humor is illuminated by Jones' whimsical writing - perfect for a somewhat "sassy" treble choir. Accessible and multi-functional throughout the year, this SA piece...

La Martiniana is closely associated with Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). However, in Mexican culture, it can take on a joyful tone, rather than a somber one. Davison's SSA arrangement is joyous!...

Hanukkah is a time for spinning dreidels, eating latkes, and lighting the menorah, among many other traditions. Courtney's arrangement has variations in tempo which range from reverent and stately to...

Nonsense Limerick Rounds is a delightful collection of humorous rounds for two-part treble choirs, featuring Edward Lear's whimsical limericks from A Book of Nonsense (1846). These playful pieces help...

Dan Davison's Haec Dies is a vibrant, rhythmically charged Baroque-style piece for treble choir. With its energetic rhythms, dynamic contrasts, and elegant phrasing, this arrangement brings the joy of...

Kesselman's lyrics are based on the premise that individuals work together to create meaning and beauty in life, each person doing their job as well as they can, respecting those around them and tryin...

New to the Carl Fischer choral catalog, Matthew Emery brings a unique, fresh voice in his compositions. His lyrical SA work paints the imagery of the text, utilizing a reoccurring motif with slight va...

Jordan Tucker's fresh writing is exciting, accessible and singable. New to the Carl Fischer catalog, Tucker uses lyrics from the Biblical Psalms and weaves lovely unison melodies with varied SA textur...

Make Ye Merry For Him That Is Come was commissioned by the London Co-operative Society Ltd in 1961, and dedicated to the British conductor and educator Graham Treacher (b. 1932). It is scored for Sopr...

Elizabeth Maconchy's Prayer Before Birth for SSAA a cappella, with words by Louis MacNiece.

A folk song based on Polish words by Julian Tuwim for SSA and piano. Handy as a short item to include in a Junior/Middle school concert.

A fun choral work for 3 equal voices with piano accompaniment about the famous Tralislaw Tralalinski and his singing family, pets and neighbours.

Three songs for SSA and piano based on Polish words about seasons and weather. Would make a useful short item to include in a Junior/Middle school concert.