Based on a poem by Julia H. Scott (1809-1842) this original choral expresses the beauty of seeing the first snow of the winter season. Gorgeous piano writing supporting full harmonic loveliness truly depicts the sights and sounds of a winter scene. Based on a poem by Julia H. Scott (1809-1842) this original choral expresses the beauty of seeing the first snow of the winter season. Gorgeous piano writing supporting full harmonic loveliness truly depicts the sights and sounds of a winter scene.

Written during the height of the pandemic, this song of spiritual and physical wellness speaks to many moments of need. Opening with the first few chords of O God, Our Help in Ages Past, the anthem is framed as a petition for God's healing mercy. The fragile melody gently rises and falls, breathing with the sincerity of the lyrics. In the silence help us hear words of hope and promise clear. Teach us not to live in fear. Lord of all, we pray to You. A true anthem of hope!

The Eric Whitacre Virtual Choir #6 had more than 17,000 singers. As a response to COVID-19 and the isolation and division the pandemic was creating, Eric wrote the words and music with the hope that ?Sing Gently? might give some small measure of comfort for those who need it, and that it might suggest a way of living with one another that is compassionate, gentle, and kind.

Velo qué bonito is a traditional Colombian song also known as Bunde de San Antonio, patron saint of the Colombian black communities. It is sung a cappella, accompanied only by a 'tambora?, the typical Afro-Indo-American drum. / Choeur SSA A Cappella

These a cappella works are a nice addition to the repertoire for women's chorus. Includes: Jetzt ist die rechte Freudenzeit (Schein) Ecce Maria (Praetorius). German Latin and English texts. Available: SSA/SSAA a cappella.

Une belle douceur sotto voce prière pour choeur à trois volets. / Choeur SSA A Cappella

Introit for the feast of All Saints-'Composed in 2009 this short celebratory introit was the first of several unaccompanied works I composed for Matthew Owens and the Wells Cathedral Girl Choristers. The text ('Let us all rejoice') exists in a number of versions and here honours 'all the saints at whose solemnly the angels rejoice'. The texture essentially imitative is governed by a syncopated melodic phrase which gives way to softer material in the middle section. The return of the opening idea drives the piece towards a broad jubilant conclusion. The work was arranged for SSATB in 2010 for the Exon Singes Festival the upper parts unaltered. 'John Phibbs

Discovery Level 1-Here is a playful contemporary madrigal for younger mixed choirs that will be great for concerts and festivals at any time of year. Set in a buoyant 3/4 the strophic text will be easy to learn and provide a successful first acappella experience for beginning singers. Available separately: 3-Part Mixed a cappella VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 1:25.

The second dynamic volume of 3-part a cappella carols. Contains ten great Christmas favorites creatively written for caroling concert or sight-singing. Available: 3-Part Mixed a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 8:30.

Recorded by Train this recent hit is a happy and sweet selection about love and friendship. Instrumental parts are available but this sincere selection can be performed with guitar only or even a cappella and is available for many voicings including 2-part and men's choirs. Recorded by Train this recent hit is a happy and sweet selection about love and friendship. Instrumental parts are available but this sincere selection can be performed with guitar only or even a cappella and is available for many voicings including 2-part and men's choirs.

Inspired by Sarah Williams' poem The Old Astronomer this best-selling concert work is now available for 3-Part Mixed and tells of the irony of life's moments of joy sadness longing endurance love and many other lessons rolled into a vessel of musical inspiration. Optional cello included with the choral. Inspired by Sarah Williams' poem The Old Astronomer this best-selling concert work is now available for 3-Part Mixed and tells of the irony of life's moments of joy sadness longing endurance love and many other lessons rolled into a vessel of musical inspiration. Optional cello included with the choral.

Greg Gilpin has written a new energetic arrangement of “Ezekiel Saw the Wheel” – “Little Wheel A-Turnin'” for 3-part mixed voices. An excellent choice for young singers with Part III in a limitedrange that does not exceed middle C or go below F. A repeated rhythmic pattern creates the feel of a wheel spinning. Part II carries the melody with the sopranos adding harmony. Each verse has limited piano accompaniment and is agreat tool for introducing young singers to a cappella singing.