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free a cappella arrangements

December 22, 2010 by fabio alessi Leave a Comment

Added SATB version of Crystal Spring. As far as I know, it is the unique SATB score of this beautiful traditional english song available on the web. You can find it on fabioalessi.webs.com   Bye fabio

O Come Emmanuel and O Clap Your Hands by Gordon Giles

December 13, 2010 by Estelle Cole Leave a Comment

O Come Emmanuel by Gordon Giles   Review: “If you’ve ever wondered about the origins of a favorite Christmas carol, you’ll enjoy this book, subtitled “A Musical Tour of Daily Readings for Advent and Christmas.” Like most devotionals, the book offers daily readings and meditations. It goes from the beginning of December to the Feast […]

New Christmas SATB music

December 1, 2010 by Elizabeth Vecchione Leave a Comment

Easy to learn, memorable Christmas piece with moving lyrics.  Your choir will be inspired!   Link to sample sheet music of “The Baby King”:   http://www.ivorypagemusic.com/download-mp3s.php#Watercolour

From Heaven Above

November 24, 2010 by Wayland Rogers Leave a Comment

From Heaven Above, an acappella work for mixed chorus by Wayland Rogers has been released by Boosey and Hawkes.

Do you need a last-minute piece for your Christmas concert?

November 22, 2010 by Chris Humphrey Leave a Comment

Secular and sacred Christmas/solstice/winter anthems for unison, treble or mixed choirs:  http://www.redhouseartspace.com/choral-music.html   Thanks for looking.   Chris

New Orthodox Carols for the Nativity of Christ, by Richard Toensing

November 21, 2010 by Janet Braccio Leave a Comment

Richard Toensing’s set of 24 New Orthodox Carols for the Nativity of Christ are beautiful, approachable, and varied, both in spirit and in musical idiom. Some are in the Greco-Byzantine style, some are in a pentatonic folk-like idiom, and still others are in standard Western tonality, yet all of them have a fresh twist to […]

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