Texas UIL Choral Treble Grade 2

This two-part setting of the Latin text opens with a simple poignant melody, then divides into independent voice parts before moving into a contrasting middle section. With a flowing, supportive piano

Quoting Cradle Song by Brahms at beginning and end, this traditional German folk song is a beautiful arrangement for young singers. In German, with optional English text throughout, the piece can

Two treasured spirituals, Little David, Play on Your Harp and Ezekiel Saw the Wheel, partner in a veritable dance with a lighthearted piano accompaniment. Expertly crafted for two-part

All the elements of this arrangement of a traditional Navajo song are very simple and repetitive, with plenty of unison, simple harmony in open fifths, and call-and-response singing. A variety of percussion

Based on a poem by Robert Louis Stevenson, this expressive work for young treble choirs is suitable for concert and contest. The music is gently cheerful and nicely sets the text about the changing of the

A lovely lyrical selection for treble choir based on Bach's "Siciliano" flute sonata. With just three simple Latin words, the text is easily mastered so that the tone, phrasing, and expression shine

Traditionally, Nicaraguan mothers sang this lullaby to their children as they rocked them to sleep. This up-tempo arrangement is in the style of a Spanish dance, complete with hand percussion parts,

Paralleling the voyages we make through life with those of a river flowing to the sea, this poignant original work creates a thoughtful and meaningful atmosphere using lovely harmonies with a wonderful text

Pirulito, which means "lollipop," is a traditional children's song from Brazil. The Portuguese text is easy to learn and fun to sing with simple harmonies, call-and-response, and the melody

This Scottish folk song lends itself beautifully to the sound of treble voices, and Greg Gilpin's arrangement will help your choir to sing with expression and dynamics. The piano part is supportive, but

This setting of the Rachel Field poem is rich with mystery, anticipation and energy - quite different from other choral settings. An excellent choice for developing choirs, this up-tempo concert or contest