Women's Choir with Organ

Written in 1880 to celebrate the opening of the first funicular railway on Mount Vesuvius, this delightful Italian song describes a couple traveling up the mountainside and the thrill of the their jou...

Jones' setting, accessible for mid-level SSA treble choirs, employs tongue-in-cheek humor to accompany the playful accompaniment and vocal lines. Simply fun to sing, it is made even more lively by the...

Beginning with an ominous ostinato from the choir, this piece sets Stephen Crane's short but vivid poem describing the invasion of a fast-approaching enemy army. In a new voicing for developing treble...

Written to emulate a hoe-down style, Barn Dance is a fun, energetic song for treble choirs of all levels and abilities. For a "yee-haw" good time, add the optional body percussion and instrumental bre...

Sweet and Low is a short lullaby written from the perspective of a mother with a young child at home waiting for the return of the father who is out at sea. The poignant poem, set in soothing 3/4 time...

Do you wish the world were BETTER, WISER or HAPPIER? These questions dominate this hope-filled and delightful song written for developing treble voices by Dave and Jean Perry. The answers are simple:...

With a message of encouragement, hope and peace for all, Leaders of Tomorrow, for Two-Part treble voices, is appropriate throughout the year. Accessible writing, including echoing and step-wise motion...

Love simply defies definition - we are left to describe it and Jones does that very thing in this beautifully well-crafted SA piece, appropriate throughout the year. The work sets the text of I Corint...

This fabulous arrangement of a popular Afro-Cuban folk song is loads of fun to sing and very accessible. With authentic percussion parts and a pronunciation recording, your treble singers are sure to...

This lively folk song arrangement features melodies in both voicings. Neither part should overshadow the other. Each melody, playful and repetitive, should simply float with plenty of breath support t...

Dormi is a Chilean folk song with a unique twist—its text is in Medieval Latin, reflecting South America's Catholic heritage. This simple yet beautiful melody begins in unison before adding a second p...

Bury Me Beneath the Willow, arranged by Greg Gilpin offers a fresh SSA setting of the beloved folk ballad. Written in a gentle bluegrass style, the arrangement features flowing vocal lines and a grace...

Z. Randall Stroope connects: through his teaching, his thoughtful compositions, and the poetry he chooses for his compositions. In his poem The Road Not Taken, Robert Frost connects to the core of the...

Stroope's emotional connection to this text, attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson, is sincere, innocent, heartfelt, and earnest. These qualities shine through in his beautiful writing for SSAA a cappella...

Mark Burrows and Coty Raven Morris' beautiful collaboration of I Want to Be the Sun has resulted in a whimsical yet highly relevant, and most importantly, FUN piece to sing. Appropriate throughout the...

Sarah Allen’s SSAA arrangement of Juan del Encina’s lively 15th-century villancico Oy Comamos y Bebamos captures the festive spirit of a grand feast before the Lenten fast. Beginning with a nod to the...

A gorgeous setting of a ballad from the Appalachian mountains for treble choir.

This piece makes a wonderful "end of year" farewell song, concert closer, or encore for choirs of all ages and voices, with a flexible obbligato part for both B-flat and C instruments.

A Civil War song for mixed choir based on Herman Melville's poem, this setting has two options for piano accompaniment.

This is a new voicing of David Conte's arrangement of the popular Mexican folksong and is accessible for all treble choirs.

Steirisches Volkslied für Frauenchor SSAA (20./21. Jahrhundert).

Frauenchor - SSA/Klav. {20./21. Jahrhundert}

Nur in Verbindung mit Chorpartituren in Mindestbestellmenge lieferbar. Frauenchor - Partitur {20./21. Jahrhundert}

A simple yet beautiful arrangement of a lesser-known folk song by well-known arranger Greg Gilpin. Because it is done by Greg, you know it will be accessible for all levels of SSA choirs. The addition...