Jill Gallina has taken a classic and familiar melody of Franz Schubert and paired it with an original melody and words. This partner song can be sung in any combination of voices and makes a nice selection for general concerts.

The words of Helen Taylor paired with Liszt's Liebestraum. Arranged for 2-Part Choir and Piano by Henry Geehl.

Incorporating J.S. Bach's Prelude in C Major-The familiar carol set to J.S. Bach's Prelude in C Major creates a stunningly beautiful twist to a well-known tune. Though measures have been adjusted from Bach's original work to create a different harmonic sequence itremains true to the original Bach piece. The optional a cappella section includes a simple bell part written in octaves. Available separately: SATB opt. handbells; SAB opt. handbells; 2-part opt. handbells; PianoTrax CD.Duration: ca. 4:02.

This exquisite arrangement of Die Forelle is a rare example of Masterwork literature adapted for young choirs. It's perfect for contest use! Available: Unison/2-Part.

A great way to introduce the classical style to smaller ensembles! Hal Hopson has married two wonderful melodies to form an original anthem. Borrowing from the chorus of “The Heavens Are Telling” from Haydn'sCreation and the nineteenth-century hymn tune “Sagina ” Hopson has penned a spirited song of praise for the Creator proclaimed by creation itself. Arranged for two-part mixed voices with an accessible keyboardaccompaniment “The Spacious Firmament on High” can be learned with a minimal amount of rehearsal and is the perfect choice for summer vacation or “emergency” Sundays when the choir loft may not be full. Amust for every choral library for times when an anthem of praise and thanksgiving is needed any time of the year.

This enchanting Christmas classic is arranged for two part vocals along with a Piano accompaniment.

Welcome a new look at a beloved classic. The addition of an optional descant and C-instrument obbligato creates a fresh approach to our most beloved Christmas carol.

The Lord Is My Shepherd arranged as a two part song for two Soprano voices. The text is taken from The Holy Bible.