Women's Choir with Rhythm Section

Viktor Ullmann composed his choral arrangements of Hebrew, Yiddish and Hasidic songs in the Theresienstadt ghetto in 1943/1944. It was internded as a source for melody and text orthography and was pub...

Die spanisch-deutsche Komponistin Raquel Cristóbal, die bereits mit Ihrem Gewinnerstück beim Kompositionswettbewerb des Chorverband NRW 'An den Mond' (C55497) für Aufsehen sorgte, schenkt uns zur Weih...

This musical setting of a German poem by an unknown poet (English translation by Matthias Rein) has won second prize at the prestigious composition competition of the ChorVerband NRW in 2012, as has t...

What most makes me a human being?' This is the existential question that Vincent Van Gogh asked his brother in a letter and that he answered himself at once: 'A person who doesn't feel small - who doe...

Above the central prayer of Christianity, the composition with its dense sounds and atmospheric colours develops a mood of profound awe and self-contained strength. An expressive composition of our ne...

At the end of December 1930, Nino Rota travelled to the United States of America where he was accepted at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia upon the recommendation of Arturo Toscanini. One...

Tuned wine glasses are made to vibrate and sing, creating a floating-ethereal bed of sound for this setting of Edgar Allan Poe's poem on transience. Dreamy, a little melancholy and harmonically simple...

Anyone who likes refined rhythms, razor-sharp articulation, lively melismata, and high soprano notes will certainly be in for a treat with the sacred choral composition Cantate Domino by Pascal Martin...

Feierlich, sphärisch, geradezu erhebend - diese Attribute treffen auf Rolf Rudins Würzburger Halleluja in besonderer Weise zu. Die mehrstimmige Coda-Komposition zum Halleluja-Gesang GL 175,4 von Heinr...

Morton's arrangement for emerging treble choirs is the perfect blend of unison, two-part and three part singing. Her harmonic language lends itself to ease of learning and joy in performing. Perfect f...

An African song of greeting, Nanuma is a canon with percussion. Canons are one of the best ways to introduce harmony to emerging singers and this song will not disappoint - it is great fun!

Canons are invaluable resources for teaching and reinforcing part-singing and this tuneful a cappella canon arranged by Patrick Liebergen is no exception. Highly recommended as an introduction to a ca...

Bring the charm and lightness of Italian folklore to your choral repertoire! Published by the renowned Carl Fischer, "Two A Cappella Italian Folk Songs for Emerging Treble Choir" offers developing tre...

Combining the ever popular Carol of the Bells with new melodic material, A Joyous Carol of the Bells is sure to bring joy in every holiday concert! For treble choirs, this a cappella gem is accessible...

Mark Burrows wonderfully captures the essence of peace in this piece, well-suited to treble ensembles of all sizes and abilities. In the words of the composer: "Peace is much more than a feeling. It's...

Variety, versatility, and accessibility abound in this set of six canons from German, Australian, British and American folk songs and composers. In some cases, texts have been changed to Latin on Ital...

This well-known Palestinian song depicts everyone working together as one towards peace. Vicki Tucker Courtney's arrangement is accessible and affords options to suit the unique needs of the ensemble....

Patrick Liebergen, well known for his arrangements of historically important works, presents Arcadelt's Renaissance chanson for SSA voices. Typical of chansons, it is chordal in style and very accessi...