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You can’t spell Indespensable, Renaissance, and Sassy without an S and an A! This week, it’s all about the sopranos and altos. Three versatile, universally loved best sellers kick off our list, followed by a dozen newer entries in our catalog. Or, create your own sensational list using the filter function on our website.

Looking for a more challenging sampling? Our curated repertoire list, TALENTED TREBLES: Challenging Music for Sopranos and Altos, may satisfy!

Best Sellers

Stardust (SSA)	I Started Out Singing (SSA)	JAM! (Jom-Ayuh-Mari!) (SSA)

by B.E. Boykin SSA, piano, & djembe; also SATB & TBB	by Jocelyn Hagen 3-part treble choir & piano; also SSA with Orchestra & SAB	by Tracy Wong 3-part treble & body percussion; also SAB, SATB, & TTBB; practice tracks available!

Newer Picks

Yo ya me voy a morir a los desiertos	Let My Voice Be Heard (SSA)	Racing the Moon (SSA)	Together, Unafraid

Traditional Cardenche song SSA, TBB, or 3-part mixed choir	by Emily Drum SSA choir, body percussion, & piano; practice tracks available!	by Naomi LaViolette SSA choir & piano; also SAB & SATB	by Timothy C. Takach SSA & piano

Seeing the same stars (SA)	The World is Too Big	Words (SA)	Lullaby for the Newly Hatched (SA)

by Ellen Gilson Voth SA choir & piano; also SSAA	by Grace Becker 2-part treble voices & piano	by Joan Szymko SA chorus & piano; also SSA & SATB	by Dale Trumbore SA chorus & piano; also SAB

Palm to Palm	Be Grateful, My Soul	O Virtus Sapientiae (SSAA)	Shehecheyanu (SSAA)

by Shruthi Rajasekar SSAA a cappella	by Elizabeth Alexander SSAA a cappella or 5-part canon	by Katerina Gimon SSAA, soloists, a cappella; also SATB	by Jonathan Miller SSAA, a cappella; also SATB