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Image not foundDrums and optional Flute part
$3.96 Love the Earth
Image not foundBrass Quintet and Organ parts
$11.96 O Virtus Sapientiae
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$1.56 Orkney Lullaby
Image not foundNow available in several voicings, Niska Banja is a Serbian Roma dance popular throughout the Balkans. To Central Europeans, the 9/8 rhythm of 2-2-2-3 is as natural as a 4/4 rock beat is in North America, and rapidly becomes both infectious and quite natu
$1.68 Niska Banja
Image not foundMemories is a tender love song which recalls a couple's old home, mountain paths, wild floweers, the surrounding natural beauty, and their mutual love. The original simple folk-like tune is sung first by the sopranos and altos, then tenors and bass
$1.68 Memories
Image not foundThe Scout is an original spirited folk-like tune about a miner and the rough, difficult life he leads.
$1.68 The Scout
Image not foundPals is about two scouts who “tramped the hills together hunting for silver, gold and copper.” The text alludes to the many hardships of miners in the wild west. (1:10)
$1.68 Pals
Image not foundRoses I Send to You is a tender song of love and devotion expressed in turn by a woman, her lover, and together as a couple. (2:10)
$1.68 Roses I Send to You
Image not foundThe Calliope, or steam organ, common in the old west. This particular calliope, “Connie,” is full of steam and full of noise. Lies he tells without a blink on a chance to have a frink – to the refrain: “Must have been that w
$1.68 The Calliope
Image not foundThis contemporary setting of the famous madrigal text also set by the 17th century English composer Orlando Gibbons was composed to give students exposure to certain contemporary techniques, such as mixed metet and the cluster/ostinato effect.
$1.68 The Silver Swan
Image not foundMbiri kuna Mwari is composed in the spirit of choral music heard at the Episcopal Cathedral in Harare, Zimbabwe, in the summer of 1993. Shona is the majority tribe in Zimbabwe and its language. The text is the Shona translation of the opening secti
$1.80 Mbiri kuna Mwari
Image not foundThis intriguing pieces, based in the southern Asian tradition of the Tamil people, can be performed by either Treble or Mixed Voices. (2:30)
$1.68 �di �di
Image not foundfor SSAA, SATB or TTBB a cappella with optional percussion
$1.72 Tenzi
Image not foundfor SSAB Chorus or Baritone Solo & 3-Part Treble.

Elibama combines two traditional celebrations of community: the Yiddish song “Alle Brider” (All are Brothers) and the Madagascar song “Oay Lahy E” (Song of the Sons o
$1.40 Elibama
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$1.88 Song of the Stars
Image not foundTjak! has been inspired by a Balinese musical ceremony long known to world music fans as Ketjak, or The Monkey Chant. Is has adopted many aspects of the Balinese music, including much of the timbre and texture of the music. Enjoy this
$1.72 Tjak!
Image not foundThis charming Tarantella uses a melody and text from the Italian/Neapolitan folk tradition. It tells the story of Nannina, the most beautiful girl in the village, who is dancing the tarantella. A crowd gathers to watch her and shouts words of praise and e
$1.72 Tarantella
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$1.80 Akakomborerwa
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$1.40 For Elizabeth: Gold, Frank Innocence, and Mirth
Image not foundBased on a Navajo text, “The Sower” is the second movement from Songs of Light. The piece is developed from an opening solo call with the chorus responding with the same chant-like motive extended and developed by the soprano and alto v
$1.36 The Sower
Image not foundWith optional flute and glockenspiel.
$1.36 The Sun Is a Luminous Shield
Image not found“Daybreak Song,” the fourth and final movement of Songs of the Lightes is based on a Navajo text. The text and harmonies blend to beautifully express the sounds and sights of breaking dawn. For voices and piano with optional Flute & Glo
$2.00 Daybreak Song
Image not foundThere's a certain kind of lousy mood that often comes with a holiday. This piece is in honor of that loust mood. (2:30)
$1.88 Labour Day
Image not foundHwayana yaMwari is composed in the spirit of choral music heard at the Episcopal Cathedral in Harare, Zimbabwe, in the summer of 1993. Shona is the majority tribe in Zimbabwe and its language. The text is the Shona translation of the Agnus Dei of t
$2.00 Hwayana yaMwari (Agnus Dei/Dona nobis pacem from Shona Mass)