Perhaps the most familiar section of one of the greatest works by Mozart now available for school choirs. While the original vocal lines have been kept intact a key modification and simplified piano accompaniment make this accessible to young voices. A welcome addition to choral education literature! In Latin. Also available for three-part mixed choir.

Mozart's Alleluja! has been beautifully arranged for Two-part Female Voices (SS) with Piano Accompaniment by Purcell J. Mansfield. This piece is suitable for either School or festive use and is most enjoyable to perform. Anoptional third part voice is also scored (A) thereby providing you with the opportunity to perform this piece with SSA voices.

Now available in two new voicings John Leavitt's arrangement of Mozart's sparkling gem also comes with parts for violins cello/bass and oboes. As a 2-part best-seller Alleluia introduces children to Latin text and musicof one of the master composers. Now middle school junior high and high school singers can enjoy this work as well.

Duet from Mozart's Magic Flute arranged by Doreen Rao for Two-part treble voices and Piano.

Are you looking for a fast way to introduce music history? This unique history lesson arranged by Audrey Snyder combines famous melodies by Strauss Beethoven Mozart and other major composers with an entertaining text that tells the story of western music! With all the fun of a Gilbert and Sullivan comedy this tongue-in-cheek choral song is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser for any choral concert. Furthermore the 2-Part arrangement is suitable for any combination of voices making this ideal for younger singers and for school concerts or assemblies! An arrangement for SATB Choir is also available (Catalogue number HL08744674)

The Stabat Mater is considered to be of 13th century Franciscan origin. In the 15th century it was used as a sequence in connection with the new mass of the compassion of the Virgin Mary and became an official part of the Roman liturgy in 1727.Picturing the darkest hour in the passion story the poet poignantlydescribes Mary the mother of Christ broken by suffering weepingat the foot of the cross.The setting by Pergolesi composed in Naples Italy shortly before hisdeath from tuberculosis at the young age of 26 is recognized as amasterpiece. Pergolesi has cleverly combined 2 styles: the learnedcounterpoint of the style Antico and the new decorative languageof the Neopolitan opera. Composer/critic Jean-Jacques Rousseau calledthe opening movement 'the most perfect and touching duet to come fromthe pen of any composer'. The final amen can be heard at the end ofthe movie Amadeus. Mozart greatly admired the music of Pergolesi.The complete work was first published in London in 1749. The excerptsthat were chosen for this edition work extraordinarily well withyoung treble voice choir.Included In Collection:1. Stabat Mater Dolorosa- Mvt 1.2. Quae Moerebat Et Dolebat- Mvt 4.3. Fac Ut Ardeat Cor Meum- Mvt 8.4. Inflammatus Et Accensus- Mvt11.5. Quando Corpus- Mvt12. (Includes Mvnt 'Amen')

from Exsultate Jubilate-The buoyant aria from Mozart's Exsultate jubilate is offered here in an arrangement for treble voices. Wonderful for developing tone and phrasing it is also a great introduction to music of the Classical era.

Discovery Level 2-With apologies to Mozart! This is a Christmas adaptation of the famous Rondo alla Turk with plenty of fa la la's and holiday cheer for every program. An absolute delight!