Choral

Nineteen scripture settings for unison voices with keyboard or CD accompaniment.  Contains: 1 John 4:19; Colossians 3:15; Psalm 119:11; Proverbs 3:5-6; Mark 5:19; John 4:14; John 8:36; John 15:12; John 13:34-35; II Timothy 4:7; Ephesians 2:8-9;...

This Thanksgiving anthem for unison choir by Diane Lokensgard is suitable both for Thanksgiving and any other general use. The simple melody accompanies a text that reminds both singer and listener we all have so much to be thankful for.

Any combination of voices (canon), John Carter, optional flute and drum.

Suitable for general use, this anthem features unison melodies appropriate for children's choir. 

Ten unison anthems for youth choir.  Contains: Benediction; Deo Gloria; Fly Like Eagles; For God So Loved the World; Glory to God in the Highest; God Said to Abraham; Jesus Changes Everything; The King's Way; The Stars Shine for You; Your Word...

A charming piece for unison choir featuring text from Pslam 118 with optional flute or second voice part

John Ness Beck, unison, three octave handbells, organ, piano, James 1:17, archive edition, Thanksgiving

Suzanne Hunt Paterson and Mary Kay Beall have teamed up to create an anthem that honors the wonderment of nature. Written for unison choir/children's choir, the optional flute part adds a layer of beauty to this charming song. 

The lilting 6/8 meter helps emulate the rocking motion of Mary as she comforts her newborn baby - the Savior of the world. For unison choir.

The effectiveness of unison singing is often underestimated. Michael Jothen has taken a simple melody and paired it with lively rhthms and body percussion to create an anthem that will be a hit among your youth choirs. 

Michael Jothen has written an interesting and uplifting piece for unison choir (or advanced Children's choir). Included throughought are options for a second voice part as well as a flute obligato included in the score.

A delightful children's choir piece for either unison or 2-part voices.

A delightful combination of syncopated rhythms, a catchy melody, a rousing accompaniment and hand claps.  Suitable for youth or high school choir, each verse praises one of the Trinity and a rousing descant during the final tribute to all three.