Adapted from one of Dvorák's Moravian Duets, this piece adds a new English language text to the familiar melody. Subtle modal shifts and unique formal structure give the work interest and value, while vocal requirements are well-suited for young singers. An extensive educational essay by the arranger is included in the publication.

Arranger: James McCullough

Ruth Morris Gray's ability to use voices to elevate and enhance the meaning of a text is masterful. Based on the poetry of Edgar Allan Poe, this beautiful choral work features an elegant melody supported by a hauntingly expressive piano accompaniment. Equally well-suited for concert or contest programs, this stunning piece encourages top-tier musicality.

Arranger: Ruth Morris Gray

Ruth Morris Gray's ability to use voices to elevate and enhance the meaning of a text is masterful. Based on the poetry of Edgar Allan Poe, this beautiful choral work features an elegant melody supported by a hauntingly expressive piano accompaniment. Equally well-suited for concert or contest programs, this stunning piece encourages top-tier musicality. Now available for S.A.T.B.

Arranger: Ruth Morris Gray

Here's a comical set of six "pun-ny" mini-movements, each written in its own distinctive musical style. Sung mostly in unison, with just a few optional harmonies throughout, this under 4-minute feature is infused with equal parts humor and musicality. A great way to share a laugh with the audience!

Composer: Stephen A. Paparo

Here's a wildly inventive reimagining of the traditional English carol that will be a highlight on holiday concerts. The dazzling piano introduction ushers in a rush of crystal-clear chords in bright contemporary harmony, while frequent shifts of meter and style conjure an assortment of moods, from celebratory to reflective. A stunning concert setting that is worth the extra rehearsal.

Arranger: Chad Weirick

Here's a wildly inventive reimagining of the traditional English carol that will be a highlight on holiday concerts. The dazzling piano introduction ushers in a rush of crystal-clear chords in bright contemporary harmony, while frequent shifts of meter and style conjure an assortment of moods, from celebratory to reflective. A stunning concert setting that is worth the extra rehearsal.

Arranger: Chad Weirick

Here's a wildly inventive reimagining of the traditional English carol that will be a highlight on holiday concerts. The dazzling piano introduction ushers in a rush of crystal-clear chords in bright contemporary harmony, while frequent shifts of meter and style conjure an assortment of moods, from celebratory to reflective. A stunning concert setting that is worth the extra rehearsal.

Arranger: Chad Weirick

Instantly recognizable as probably the most well-known Korean folk songs known in this country, this setting by Robert DeCormier is exceptionally beautiful! Very haunting! This title is available in Music Prodigy.

Arranger: Robert DeCormier

The words of Sir Alfred Lord Tennyson are beautifully set in this lush, contemporary choral for distinguished choirs. Seamless metric changes, rich vocal harmonies, and a graceful piano motif vividly capture the poetic mood. An exquisite work with a haunting melodic theme.

Arranger: Ruth Morris Gray

Respected film composer Hans Zimmer's wordless tribute to those who lost their lives or were affected by the 2012 shooting in Aurora, Colorado. A stunning addition to the repertoire for advanced choirs.

Arranger: Gavin Greenaway | Composer: Hans Zimmer

Originally released in the 1940s, this strong message of justice and unity continues to speak to the hearts and minds of those who hear it. Recorded by a variety of artists including The Weavers, and Peter, Paul, and Mary, this arrangement includes an additional verse written by Pete Seeger.

Arranger: Robert DeCormier | Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach

Here's a dramatic detour into choral theater! Using a fictional language from an imaginary oracle, this exceptional piece effectively combines narration, rhythmic chanting, singing, and percussion to create an atmosphere of awe and mystery. A selection that your audience will be talking about for weeks afterward, and your singers will never forget. Instructions are provided to quickly adapt the SA voicing for 3-part mixed choirs.

Composer: Kyle Pederson

Here's a dramatic detour into choral theater! Using a fictional language from an imaginary oracle, this exceptional piece effectively combines narration, rhythmic chanting, singing, and percussion to create an atmosphere of awe and mystery. A selection that your audience will be talking about for weeks afterward, and your singer will never forget. Instructions are provided to quickly adapt the SA voicing for 3-part mixed choirs.

Composer: Kyle Pederson

Womenis choirs will adore performing this stunning song of love. Features a lovely French text, flowing vocal lines, contemporary harmonies, and a stirring piano accompaniment. Perfect for concert or contest.

Composer: Matthew Armstrong

This truly unique setting of the traditional English carol pairs an a cappella choir with a single instrument. Singers will be awestruck by a harmonic structure that supports and intensifies the beloved 16th century melody. Listeners will be captivated by an emotional journey from lullaby to battle cry and back again. The pivotal obbligato adds a sorrowful overtone and may be played on oboe or any C-instrument. A dramatic setting of great depth.

Arranger: Mark Burrows

Now available in SSAA and TTBB voicings. Alfred Music commends Dr. Timothy Sarsany for his scholarly adaptations of this long-standing favorite of honor choirs and festival groups. New voicings are carefully crafted to reflect the original. A joyful, tried-and-true a cappella fanfare, not to be missed!

Arranger: Tim Sarsany | Composer: Knut Nystedt

Now available in SSAA and TTBB voicings. Alfred Music commends Dr. Timothy Sarsany for his scholarly adaptations of this long-standing favorite of honor choirs and festival groups. New voicings are carefully crafted to reflect the original. A joyful, tried-and-true a cappella fanfare, not to be missed!

Arranger: Tim Sarsany | Composer: Knut Nystedt

This distinguished setting of the John McCrae text was originally published for mixed choirs soon after being named the first winner of the ACDA Brock Memorial composition contest. Aitkenis more recent voicings for womenis and menis choirs are just as inspiring as the original.

Composer: Paul A. Aitken

This distinguished setting of the John McCrae text was originally published for mixed choirs soon after being named the first winner of the ACDA Brock Memorial composition contest. Aitkenis more recent voicings for womenis and menis choirs are just as inspiring as the original.

Composer: Paul A. Aitken

This distinguished setting of the John McCrae text was originally published for mixed choirs soon after being named the first winner of the ACDA Brock Memorial composition contest. Aitkenis more recent voicings for womenis and menis choirs are just as inspiring as the original.

Composer: Paul A. Aitken

African-American poet Paul Laurence Dunbar's text becomes a tender lullaby in this lush a cappella setting by Jonny Priano. Long, rising melodic phrases blossom into gentle cluster chords, evoking a sense of love and peace. A beautifully crafted canvas for musical expression.

Composer: Jonny Priano

Light, folk song repertoire from Lloyd Pfautsch for your women's choir. A choral classic!

Arranger: Lloyd Pfautsch

This beautiful treble choral features a lyrical melody supported by an expressive piano accompaniment. The perfect setting of the famous text, "Hope is the thing with feathers, that perches in the soul."

Arranger: Bruce W. Tippette | Composer: Emily Dickinson

Sixteenth-century playwright and poet Ben Jonson wrote the text to this nativity hymn. This original a cappella setting begins with an expressive solo, then gives both the women's and men's voices a standalone feature verse before combining the choir in resonant contemporary harmony. Artistic repertoire for Christmas.

Arranger: Andrew Bruhn

"One song can spark a moment, one breath can wake the dream." This introspective original is based on an unattributed poem that illustrates the impact a small moment can have in our lives. Traditional homophonic writing soon expands to a bevy of swirling choral textures and a dreamy chorus that floats the central motive over a wave of vocal layers. It's a remarkable contemporary a cappella effect and a fitting treatment for these words of worth.

Composer: Andrew Bruhn

Robert Shaw's timeless edition of this Mozart work should be in every choir folder. Refresh your library and your next concert or festival by performing this wonderful edition. English text by Alice Parker

Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Composer: Antonio Vivaldi

Alexandre Desplat delivers a lovely a cappella lullaby that may be programmed at any time of year. Simple and sincere, traditional choral writing leads singers through a warm progression of sonorities that allow room for expressive word stress. While plenty of soft singing is required, the ABA form grows to a glorious forte at the heart of the piece. This song can be heard in the background of a scene at Godric's Hollow in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1.

Composer: Alexandre Desplat

The age old tale of Old Joe springs to life in this energetic setting for men. Solid part-writing and a sizzling piano accompaniment make this perfect for that lighter moment in any program. Optional instruments and sound effects add to the fun.

Arranger: Matthew Armstrong

"Will you, won't you join the dance?" That's the important question at hand in this delightful Lewis Carroll poem from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. This truly inventive setting was the winner of the 2010 Cincinnati Children's Choir Composition Competition.

Arranger: Ryan Brechmacher | Composer: Lewis Carroll | Musical: Alice In Wonderland

Featured in the Lawson-Gould Treble series, this playful choral will help improve your singers' diction, plus develop their ability to sing chromatic lines and the whole-tone scale. A wonderfully clever change-of-pace!

Composer: Ruth Morris Gray

Written by Mexico's first well-known female composer, María Grever, this vals Mexicano (Mexican waltz) makes a charming a cappella work for outstanding choirs. The textured setting offers well-conceived choral parts throughout, sometimes using lower voices to provide a dance-like underscore for the lilting melody. A full translation and pronunciation notes aid in the understanding and mastery of an entirely Spanish text, which recounts a story of new love. Feature an agile soprano on the jaunty descant near the end.

Arranger: Raul Dominguez

Written by Mexico's first well-known female composer, María Grever, this vals Mexicano (Mexican waltz) makes a charming a cappella work for outstanding choirs. The textured setting offers well-conceived choral parts throughout, sometimes using lower voices to provide a dance-like underscore for the lilting melody. A full translation and pronunciation notes aid in the understanding and mastery of an entirely Spanish text, which recounts a story of new love. Feature an agile soprano on the jaunty descant near the end.

Arranger: Raul Dominguez

After a rubato opening, this robust work soon breaks into a driving gospel feel that will raise the roof! Now available for SSA, this classic continues to inspire twenty years after it was first published.

Arranger: Byron J. Smith

Originally published in The Social Harp in 1855, this revivalist song has become deeply woven into the American folk music tradition. A powerful and insistent rhythmic foundation is laid by the low voices, as the agile melody darts over top. A slower middle section offers some warm homophonic harmony in a setting that is largely polyphonic. The dance returns and builds to a dazzling and multitextured finish. Exquisite!

Arranger: Jay Althouse