Collegiate & Advanced Repertoire

The melody has a simple innocence, but the harmony provides great warmth and subtlety in this touching love song by Clara Schumann arranged for choral ensembles. Set in a modified strophic form, the setting

Isabella Leonarda was one of the most prolific woman composers of 17th-century Italy, publishing 20 volumes during her lifetime including the first known sonatas written by a woman. This edition seeks to

Often considered to be one of the first great American female composers, Amy Beach's art songs are stylistically similar to those of other late-Romantic European composers. Here we have two solo art songs

A new edition of Mendelssohn's Laudate Pueri that includes both the chorus-Laudate Pueri and the trio Beati omnes. This edition offers a clean score for choir and keyboard with a

This is a work by a little known 17th century Italian composer, lutenist, and nun - Sulpitia Cesis. In groundbreaking research by Meredith Bowen, we not only learn that women sang in the early church but

Offering both the Finnish text and a singable English translation, here is a song by Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. An IPA guide is provided on the inside cover making it very accessible to present this in

From Handel's first English masterwork, "Acis and Galatea," this lively chorus offers singers valuable experience in working with and performing Baroque melismas. The music is cheerful and colorful,

This edition of the well-known choral masterwork from Mozart's "Requiem," now available for mixed, TTBB, and SSAA voices, has become a standard for today's choirs. Patrick Liebergen has re-scored the

Rachmaninoff's beautiful Vocalise is standard solo vocal repertoire for sopranos. Here, the key has been lowered one half step to C minor, and the harmonization has been shared in a choral

Schubert, composer of over 600 lieder, elevated the art form by creating settings that give equal consideration to the melody, piano accompaniment and painting of the text. This adaptation of a classic lied

A piece from Handel's Chandos Anthems, now artfully and tastefully arranged for treble voices. Perfect for mature choirs or strong children's choirs, this is a superb addition to treble standard

Brahms' best songs are small, priceless jewels. They are unusual, mysterious, inventive, bass heavy, uncomplicated, melodious, and they are glorious creations! Op. 63, No. 8 O wusst' ich doch den Weg

This classic piece composed in 1865 holds a cherished place in the choral repertory for concerts, festivals and services. Presented with an English singing translation in addition to the original French,