Brass Timpani and Organ Parts-Includes: 3 B-Flat Tpt 3 Tbn (2 Tenor/1 Bass Or 3 Tenor) Timp Cymbals (Optional) And Organ.

Instrumental Accompaniment Set-Includes: Violin I Violin II Cello Trombone I & II Trumpet I & II Clarinet I & II Flute I & II Bass and Viola.**There is no conductor's score for this instrumentation**

This easy octavo is a great addition to any church choir repertoire

Composed by Joy Webb for treble voices this jaunty and refreshing work has already become a favorite for youth and children's festivals all over the world.

The choir is the band in this snappy Christmas title. For mixed voices optional children's choir and piano. May also be performed a cappella. Additional optional string bass and drum kit parts are available. Thomas Cunningham's Merry Christmas Jazz for SATB optional Children's Voices and Piano.

Another chilling but gorgeous piece by Gyorgy Orban

North Carolina Folk Song-A cappella concert arrangement of this beautiful folk tune from Three Mountain Tunes: Old Joe Clark (HMC1166) Cindy (HMC1051)

Swedish Melody-This easy octavo is a wonderful addition to your Christmas programFrom the traditional Swedish carolFlute part included in piano/vocal score

This easily accessible secular piece would be a great addition to a beginning choir's repertoire

A beautiful inspiration for your choir and audienceOriginal words and music by Jeanine Tesori

French Carol-A moderately advanced Christmas concert piece.

Your choir will love this bright carol with original words and music by Charles F. Brown!

In the traditional hymn setting this original work is a great addition to your church choir or congregational program

This sweet lilting melody is arranged from a traditional Irish folk song another capital arrangement from our Chanticleer series

Exodus 15:2 11-This hymn is written for mixed voices (SATB) and contains a rich keyboard accompaniment. The text is based on Exodus 15:2.

Splendid for any Sunday easily accessible sweet and serene

American Folk Song-A wonderful arrangement of the great American folk songCan be performed with fiddle bass guitars woodblock and tambourineFiddle and string bass parts sold separately

A lovely general sacred piece taken from an American folk hymn

This work was originally edited by Dr. Gordon spice from manuscripts in the Moravian music foundation archives and it received its first modern performance at the 1984 Moravian music festival in Winston-Salem. The present choral score is based on Dr. Spice's orchestral score of 1984 from which orchestral parts for performance with orchestra are also extracted.-K. Kope Fairly easy piece from our Moravian Music Foundation series

Great for any SundayThis is an easily put together piece for two-part choir