Sacred Choral A Cappella Concert Music

Easy and absolutely beautiful for a cappella voices, this setting of the beloved Latin Christmas text is a succinct and lyrical selection that will create a moment of wonder in your concert or worship

Here is the perfect way to introduce a cappella singing to your young choir! The chant-like melody is stated in echo style, then all voices join in harmony. The excellent performance notes include a

A longtime favorite, Amazing Grace gets a whole new musical setting that is truly inspired. Upbeat, with pleasantly syncopated lines and optional percussion, this a cappella original surely

Reese's a cappella canon, based on a descending D major scale, is fantastic for teaching unison singing, reinforcing part singing, and developing choral tone, all within the framework of conservative ranges

Two short contrasting movements may either stand on their own or combine into one longer setting. The Gloria setting is upbeat, rhythmic, and fanfare-like, while the Alleluia is quiet, introspective and set

This arrangement for emerging treble choirs beautifully blends unison, two-part, and three-part singing and has a brief optional solo opportunity. The harmonic language lends itself to ease of learning and

This pensive setting of the Latin text, meaning "Light eternal, shine on them," affords tenor-bass choirs musical development of dynamic colors, range, and musicianship. With conservative ranges and options

Tenor-bass and treble choirs of all ages will relish singing these gorgeous harmonies with the traditional Latin text. With the option to sing a cappella or with a supportive piano accompaniment, the

Here are two contrasting festival pieces that work equally well individually or as a set. Jubilate Deo features vocal pyramids in a strong, fanfare opening, followed by a lighter, syncopated

A lovely and accessible arrangement based on the traditional Irish Blessing for a cappella mixed choirs. This well-known choral benediction is an excellent choice for end of the year concerts or