Choral

This Appalachian carol is exquisitely written to showcase the natural beauty of this timeless tune. The setting is for a cappella SATB voices and will certainly draw the audience in with its hushed, contemplative feel.

Randy Edwards continues his a cappella series with choral etudes for Holy Week.  It offers selections for Palm Sunday, Easter and Tenebrae services (CS4B) complete with narration.  Optional brass, percussion (CS4A) and cello...

An a cappella setting of Christina Rosetti’s Christmas poem. Contemporary, hushed, harmonies open to a breathtaking climax before closing the story of Mary and her newborn Son. 

Written in the style of an a cappella spiritual, this SATB anthem is suitable for the Easter season.  Lyrics by John Parker.

Experience the serene beauty of Robert Frost's timeless poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" with "Whose Woods Are These," a captivating a cappella SATB choral piece by Kyle Engelmann. This beautiful arrangement weaves rich harmonies and delicate...

Michael Jothen has crafted an SATB piece perfect for the beginning of your Christmas festival. The bouyant rhythms and open a cappella harmonies create a perfect opportunity for a processional and even present opportunities for simple percussion and...

An easily learned a cappella anthem for the Advent season.

Craig Courtney plumbs the depths of Christina Rosetti poetry to craft this challenging and thought-provoking musical setting. Wonderful anytime of the year, but particularly during the Lenten season.

Thie a cappella SATB anthem features contemporary melodic and rhytmic concepts that will challenge your advanced adult ensemble. Based on text from Psalm 122. 

An a cappella SSAATTBB arrangement of this delightful carol. A spectacular program piece for the college/university choir or an exciting challenge for the capable church choir.

Allow yourself to be transported in miles and years with the ethereal setting for TTBB a cappella choir. The original motet is by Thomas Tallis, adapted and edited by Craig Courtney. It is at once gentle, powerful, challenging and comforting.

A strong, resolute setting of the familiar civil rights “marching song” vividly calls to mind the images which add depth of meaning and emotion to the notes sung. From the distant beginning to the powerful final statement, this arrangement...

Based on a little-known American spiritual, this a cappella number has a joyfulness and exuberance that is literally infectious and choirs will find it's quickly-moving vocal lines pure fun to sing.  Perhaps most significantly, it provides a perfect...

SATB - 13 Choral etudes for Advent. 

Part of the Folksongs and Traditional Tunes collection (ICC3006DL), Paul Ayres' arrangement of Auld Lang Syne brings a thoughtful and engaging interpretation to this cherished classic. This a cappella setting is easy to learn but provides enough musical...

Part of the Folksongs and Traditional Tunes collection (ICC3006DL), Paul Ayres' arrangement of Our Captain Calls All Hands brings energy and excitement to this spirited folk song. This a cappella arrangement is straightforward to learn while offering...

Two exciting settings of Craig Courtney's classic arrangement of All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name (SATB-BP1800), now voiced for a cappella TTBB (BP1915) and for SSAA (BP1917), with clapping and hand drum. You will find endless opportunities...

Craig Courtney plumbs the depths of Christina Rosetti poetry to craft this challenging and thought-provoking musical setting. Wonderful anytime of the year, but particularly during the Lenten season.

Allow yourself to be transported in miles and years with the ethereal setting for TTBB a cappella choir. The original motet is by Thomas Tallis, adapted and edited by Craig Courtney. It is at once gentle, powerful, challenging and comforting.

A strong, resolute setting of the familiar civil rights “marching song” vividly calls to mind the images which add depth of meaning and emotion to the notes sung. From the distant beginning to the powerful final statement, this arrangement...

A joyful Easter anthem for a cappella SATB choir and solo voice.  Lyrics by John Parker.

Four benedictions, a cappella: Children, Go Forth Now in Peace; Looking to Jesus' Face; May the Lord Bless and Keep You; You Shall Go OUt with Joy. 

SATB a cappella - 11 choral etudes based on the words of Jesus. 

SATB - Choral etudes for practice and worship.  A cappella.

A Nautical metaphor pertaining to our heavenward journey make this early American ballad particularly meaningful.  For SATB a cappella choir.