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Image not foundArchive Edition Optional Jazz Combo parts
$5.20 The Boston Trot
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$8.00 Kentucky Jazz Jam
Image not foundFull Score and Parts for: Flute · Oboe · 2 Horns · Strings
$3.96 Pie Jesu
Image not foundArchive Edition Instrumentation: 2 Violins, Keyboard (Piano or Harpsichord) and Basso Continuo
$22.80 Christe Eleison
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$1.72 Sleep My Baby
Image not foundWith words by Madeline Thomas, this piece is exquisitely written by Eric Thiman.
$2.25 The Path to the Moon
Image not foundThis delightful little piece is a canon that can be sung in two, three or four parts. An excellent teaching piece for solfa that can also effectively be used as a warm-up for the most advanced choirs.
$1.72 Jubilate Deo
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$1.80 Vanitas, Vanitatum
Image not foundLowell Mason was American's first public school music teacher, known for his ability in hymn singing and conducting choirs. In 1838, Mr. Mason convinced the Boston schools to include singing as an essential part of the school curriculum. Includes two arrangements: one for unison voices with pian
$1.72 O Music
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$1.56 How Brightly Shines the Morning Star
Image not foundHashivenu is a melodic and hauntingly beautiful Hebrew song. The sound and meaning of the text is fundamental to the expressiveness of the song. Contains two arrangements: one for unison voices and piano, and one for SSA a cappella in canon form.
$1.72 Hashivenu
Image not foundDuring the ISME World Conference helf at Interlochen National Music Camp in 1966, Russian composer Dmitri Kabalevsky taught this song to Doreen Rao as a symbol of their friendship.
$1.72 Good Night (A Russian Song)
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$1.80 Musica Dei Donum Optimi
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$1.68 Where'er You Walk
Image not foundi shall imagine exudes a joyous self-confidence in the miracle of being alive, unperturbed by the vagaries of human perception of what is beautiful. Poetry by e.e. cummings. (1:55)
$1.80 i shall imagine
Image not foundThe Boston Trot is written to familiarize students with certain elements of jazz style by contrasting a familiar melody with a jazz version of the same. Optional Jazz Combo parts available separately (48001537).
$1.88 The Boston Trot
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$2.15 Friendship Song Czech Canon
Image not foundWith piano accompaniment.
$1.68 Pie Jesu
Image not foundScored for voices and harp (or piano). Accompaniment for String Quartet available (48001549). This piece is accessible for even the youngest choir. Teaching possibilities include learning verse form, establishing a legato line, and carrying longer phrases through breath management and staggered b
$1.40 O Come Little Children
Image not foundDodi Li is a love song from the Old Testament book Song of Solomon.
$1.72 Dodi Li
Image not foundThis haunting melody for unison voices is accompanied by piano and flute. The text tells the story of life and longing.
$1.80 She's like the Swallow
Image not foundHow Beautiful are the Feet of Them is taken from the first part of Handel's beloved oratorio Messiah. Inspired by the biblical text from the Old Testament, Handel celebrates the peacemakers.
$2.00 How Beautiful Are the Feet of Them
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$1.56 Bist du bei mir
Image not foundA lilting, dance-like unison song first published in 1902 that uses word painting devices to represent bird calls and piping sounds. The melismatic passages vocalized on the syllable ah contrast with the predominantly syllabic style. A delightful selection for developing treble choirs. Taken from
$1.56 A Spring Morning