Anita Kerr has taken a wonderful piece written by J. S. Bach and added a sensitive lyric line that is both beautiful and timeless. This a cappella arrangement features a men’s ensemble section at the beginning, then brings the whole group together for the remainder of the piece. The excellent voice leading is smooth and easy to perform. This will be a holiday favorite with your groups. Difficulty level 3.

Here is a great melodic line written by J. S. Bach and harmonized and arranged by Anita Kerr. This a cappella arrangement in 3/4 has a delicate feel with great lyrics and very easy to sing ensemble parts. Vocal ranges are moderate and voice leading is smooth. Difficulty level 3.

"Aclamad!" is an exuberant expression of joy. The Spanish lyrics are taken from the 100th Psalm - "Aclamad con júbilo al SEÑOR, toda la tierra" (Shout with joy to the Lord, all the earth). Composed with a touch of Latino flair, Aclamad! is perfect as a high-energy closer for contemporary or classical concerts. It is one of those rare finds that sounds much more difficult to perform than it really is. Difficulty 3.

This Agnus Dei is part of a full mass composed for the wedding of the composer’s youngest son. This composition requires a soloist with musical sensitivity. This beautifully haunting piece is sure to be a favorite of both students and audiences. Festival level, yet a quick learn. Piano Editor: Debra DeMiero. Piano part included. Difficulty level 2.

Here is a wonderful concert choir arrangement of a Johannes Cruger seventeenth century work. This a cappella piece uses traditional harmonies to outline the text of this beautiful arrangement. A soprano solo is featured at the beginning. Excellent selection for concert or large group choir festival. Difficulty level 3.

A unique arrangement of an old Welsh folk song. The piece is arranged for choir, piano and handbell choir. It is done in a ballad style and is ensemble throughout. This piece is very delicate and will add a new sound to your concert program. Piano and handbell parts included. Difficulty level 3.

A beautiful a cappella concert choir piece done in a traditional style. The voice leading and harmonies are very well done and this composition is a great exercise in independent part singing. Vocal ranges are moderate this selection would be perfect for your large group festivals and formal school programs. Difficulty level 3.

Jacques has updated this classic, a moving tale of longing for a faraway home told through a medley of “Dixie,” “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” and “Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child.” The arrangement works equally well for concert chorus or jazz choir, and it’s sure to touch the heartstrings of your audience. Piano accompaniment, with optional bass and drums. Difficulty level 2.

This wordless jazz waltz ballad was written as an impressionistic piece for an advanced a cappella vocal group. The arrangement incorporates a 12-tone melodic line, backed by lush, tonal jazz chords, and is a great feature for a strong concert choral group to showcase their contemporary music abilities. Requires low “D” from second basses. Difficulty level 5.

Traditional American melody. This dramatic traditional work has been uniquely arranged in a 12/8 gospel setting. A great way to end your concert. solo feature for any voice part. Piano and bass parts are included. Difficulty level 3.

A majestic, traditional processional anthem supported with a strong instrumentation including organ, flute and tenor saxophone. This work will produce a full, rich choral sound. Difficulty level 2.

A great a cappella selection that can be performed by your concert or jazz choir. A creative rendering of an old Irish melody. Vijay's artistic use of tight harmonies and modulations make this a beautiful work that will challenge the voices, but will also inspire them to sing from the heart. Difficulty level 3.

Here is a contemporary arrangement of a Stephen Foster favorite written for concert choir. This a cappella version uses the original text to paint a unique, new picture of years gone by. The harmonies are somewhat complex at times, but the logical voice leading and harmonic progressions make this piece quite singable. The piece is ensemble throughout with no solos. Difficulty level 4.

This beautiful piece incorporates a wonderful lyric line with a free-flowing melody and contemporary harmonies to create a truly unique experience for your concert choir. Vocal ranges are intermediate to advanced and the piece is a cappella ensemble throughout with no solos. This will be an excellent selection for your choir to show off its delicate, sensitive work. Difficulty level 4.

Peter Taylor is a consummate musician. He has composed music for bands, orchestras and choral groups. “Benedictus” is a wonderful selection in three parts, simply written, but producing a full, rich choral sound. The piano accompaniment is supportive of the choral parts, but at the same time creatively and independently beautiful. Piano part included. Difficulty level 2.