A must-have for every choral library! This full-sounding, uncomplicated setting of our national anthem will come in handy on many occasions for years to come. Dr. Robinson’s very practical, straightforward arrangement is easy to prepare and inspiring to sing! Perform the SATB, 3-part, SSAA, and TTBB editions a cappella, the 2-part edition accompanied by a piano, or combine any voicing with Michael J. Miller’s grade two band arrangement (00-46623) for a grand effect.
A must-have for every choral library! This full-sounding, uncomplicated setting of our national anthem will come in handy on many occasions for years to come. Dr. Robinson’s very practical, straightforward arrangement is easy to prepare and inspiring to sing! Perform the SATB, 3-part, SSAA, and TTBB editions a cappella, the 2-part edition accompanied by a piano, or combine any voicing with Michael J. Miller’s grade two band arrangement (00-46623) for a grand effect.
Those on both sides of the civil war commonly knew the American folk hymn Protection. Originally arranged for mixed voices, here Dan Forrest sets the work for male chorus with piano or optional orchestra. The work would be quite useful for church or community chorus festivals.
Written for Mack Wilberg and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, this festive anthem works well for general use, Easter or any celebration. Difficulty Level: Medium Easy Adult. Duration – 00:02:07.
Oh! Christmas Tree??? – TTBB a cappella
Brothers, Sing On! – TTBB a cappella
Salvation Is Created – SATTBB a cappella
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This shining choral is now available in SATB and SSA/TTB voicings. A Choral Fanfare has been newly recorded and a performance track is included on our Piano Trax CD. Accessible, independent voice parts that “stack” harmonically in a marcato style have made this choral a popular selection. The easy Latin Gloria and English text help make it simple to learn.
Carl Fischer is honored to welcome Z. Randall Stroope to the 2014 Choral Catalog with Tarantella / Jubilate Agno. The tarantella, meaning “spider dance,” was a popular Italian dance with origins in the 11th century, originates from the villages of Tanto and Tarentum (“little spider”). Portions of Christopher Smart's (1722-1771) Jubilate Agno text are also used along with made up words and those collected by the composer. The convergence of the medieval tarantella with the writings of a brilliant poet who bordered on the absurd, along with the infusion of random rhyming words by the composer, synthesizes to make dramatic lyrics to accompany this highly energized and challenging piece for TTBB choir and string quartet or optional piano. Sure to thrill audiences at any concert/festival performance.
From the Broadway musical Ragtime by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty comes this exceptional men's choir arrangement. The powerful lyrics together with the exceptional melody make this a truly remarkable song that is destined to be a Broadway classic.
