An effective and enchanting pairing of melodies: The First Noel and Pachelbel's famous Canon in D for 3-Part choir and Keyboard accompaniment. The intertwining of these two timeless works is absolutely beautiful creating a first-rate choral masterpiece destined to become a classic. Features a three-hand piano or organ accompaniment.

The joy of the season rings loud and clear in this charming adaptation of a German canon to create a delightful Christmas showcase especially effective for younger and developing choirs. Flute obbligato and sleighbells add to the festive cheer! Available separately: SAB 3-Part Treble.

(Come to Our Choir)-Venga Nel Nostro Coro alternatively called Canone was originally a 4-part canon or round written by Antonio Salieri from Canons for Unaccompanied Voices. Loosely translated it means come to the choir. The lyrics invite those with difficulty to come to the choir with the promise of happiness and peace. A joyful statement indeed for the happiness that singing together can bring!

The familiar melody of “Amazing Grace” holds great meaning to the Cherokee people. In this enthusiastically received choral setting it is sung with Cherokee words in combination with the “Morning Song” ofthe Teehahnahmah Indian Nation. This simple canon will be a very rewarding experience for treble choirs in middle school through high school especially when performed with suggested instruments (parts included). The excellentperformance notes and translation/pronunciation guide make it easy to achieve an authentic performance. Available separately: SATB 3-Part Any Combination. Duration: ca. 3:50.

2-Part (opt. 3-Part)-This is the earliest-known English canon dating back to the mid-13th century. This setting for any combination of voices makes an excellent processional or opener for a concert or madrigal dinner.Available separately: 2-Part(opt. 3-Part) Any Comb. and Instrumental Pak (parts for Treble Instrument 1 & 2 Bass Instrument 1 & 2 Finger Cymbals and Hand Drum). Performance Time: Approx. 1:40.

This simple 3-Part canon offers an excellent introduction into a cappella Renaissance style. Available: 3-Part any combination.

This lively canon-like tune is joyous rhythmic and easy to learn. Ad lib percussion. Available: 3-Part any combination.

This traditional Korean folk song sings about the doraji a beautiful white wildflower that grows on the shady slopes of Korean mountains. This accessible setting is charming in its simplicity with canon and countermelody and accompanied by flute and bells. Parts for flute and bells included.

This tuneful Israeli melody is arranged as a canon with keyboard and optional flute hand drum and finger cymbals or triangle (parts included in the choral). “Shalom Chaverim” is a universal message of peace andgoodwill making it an excellent choice as a closer for a choral concert or as a benediction. The original Hebrew words and English words provided by Patrick Liebergen may be used interchangeably. This familiar folk tune hasendless possibilities.

Simple canonic imitation with strong fresh harmonies will enliven any choral performance. Optional flute. Available: 2-Part 3-Part Mixed. Performance Time: Approx. 3:05.

This familiar Mexican folk tune may be sung in English or Spanish and is a festive novelty piece for almost any occasion. Cielito Lindo arranged for SAB voices features a guitar-like piano part and is a fun way to teachantiphonal singing canon countermelody melisma and cross accents.

This Israeli folk song with a text from the Bible makes an excellent concert feature for any combination of voices. The tune first appears as a unison melody then in canon and finally in unison again. Easily learned! Performance Time: Approx. 2:40

From the Jean Ashworth Bartle Choral Series for treble voices: quality music for young singers. This beautiful canon was written for SAB. Bartle has moved the bass line up an octave for the second sopranos.