This lyrical and passionate work for Treble Choir Cello and Piano features flowing rich harmonies and exhilarating dance-like passages offering the promise of sensual beauty joyful connection and unconditional love.

(Shiru L'Adonai)-Based on a biblical text ?And Miriam Sang? is a song of celebration following Israel's deliverance from Egypt through the Red Sea. It begins in a slow chant-like manner and soon shifts to an up-tempo dance-like mood. Although the melodies are original they incorporate the augmented second interval and melodic formulas common to Hasidic and some Middle-Eastern music. The use of Hebrew text tambourine and drums add to the authentic feel.

Now available for womens voices this popular French chanson relates the gossipy conversation of a pair of French housewives as they chatter about their husbands. Dance-like phrases echo back and forth along with colorful wordplay and doublemeanings.

Introduce your choir to the fun of a cappella singing with this accessible arrangement of the Lee Ann Womack hit that topped the charts in 2001. Crafted for success this setting gives all the parts a chance to sing the melody while the background vocals are easy and create a perfect stylistic texture. Available separately: SATB a cappella SSAA a cappella. Duration: ca. 2:45.

Tipitin. Written by Mexico's first well-known female composer, María Grever, this vals Mexicano (Mexican waltz) makes a charming a cappella work for outstanding choirs. The textured setting offers well-conceived choral parts throughout, sometimes using lower voices to provide a dance-like underscore for the lilting melody. A full translation and pronunciation notes aid in the understanding and mastery of an entirely Spanish text, which recounts a story of new love. Feature an agile soprano on the jaunty descant near the end.

Ron Kean uses a text by William Butler Yeats and appropriately dons it with an Irish musical dressing. The flute is really not an optional addition. You are easily transported to the region through this character piece that dances and flourishes in the land it celebrates. A delightful fugal section bounces with a dum didle dee text eventually emerging into a colorful and thoughtful singing section. For advanced high school and college choirs. Medium to difficult.

It is the words to the famous English carol you expect but the music is a pleasant surprise. The rolling piano part is reminiscent of a harp and sets the dance in motion. The vocal lines are buoyant and flowing. The harmonies are not what you expect from Burchard and the unexpected change is delightful.

From Pitch Perfect 3-This Grammy award winning ?Dance Pop? song originally sung by Britney Spears has been called ?the one song moviegoers will be humming on their way out Pitch Perfect 3.? In this exciting arrangement for the Bellas the strings and guitar lines from the original are all covered by the vocals. This is an impressive offering for the women in your program.