Rollo Dilworth Choral Series-Kevin A. Memley's The Time Of Roses for SSAA choir a cappella. This buoyant madrigal-like setting of the Thomas Hood text offers a wonderful opportunity for choirs to practice light andarticulate singing. There is wonderful contrast between the lively passages and lyrical legato sections.

TaReKiTa. for SSAA unaccompanied TaReKiTa is a refreshing concert piece that effortlessly fuses the Hindustani (North Indian) and Western classical music styles. The composer's scats are combined with a fast triple metre, vocal slides, andcaptivating melodies built on the Jog raga.

O Regem caeli. for SSAA unaccompanied. Consisting of two sections, this large-scale Christmas motet opens with a rich homophonic texture that is synonymous with Victoria's compositions. This is followed by imitation in the vocal lines before atriple-metre section of resounding 'alleluia's.

A Spotless Rose by Welsh composer Paul Mealor arranged for unaccompanied SSAA divisi chorus. The sublime harmonies of this piece were released on the album 'A Tender Light' that also featured his piece composed for the Royal Wedding. The moving melodies and dramatic dynamics of the vocal parts in A Spotless Rose create a subtle solemnity in the wash of the beautiful soprano and alto parts. Featuring a Piano part for rehearsal only the unaccompanied soaring of the choir will make a truly lasting impression on any audience. In the September 2015 issue of the Organists' Review DavidLindley writes that this piece 'encompasses a wide dynamic range and some high tessitura for sopranos as the music celebrates 'Mary purest maid' contrasting with the slow-moving chordal setting of the rest of the text.'

This poignant story about a young life lost too early touched listeners around the world when released by The Band Perry. This contemporary a cappella setting is an appropriate choice for those more reflective concert occasions. / Choeur SSAA A Cappella

With the opportunity to feature several soloists, this arrangement is filled with inspiration and great energy from the beginning to the end. 'There's a great camp meetin' in the Promised Land!? / Choeur SSAA A Cappella

The inspiring journey of the three kings to Bethlehem is beautifully told through words and music in Peter Maxwell Davies' wonderful setting of George Mackay Brown's text. The piece is arranged for SSAA voices a cappella but aPiano part is provided for rehearsal purposes.

Here's a super doo-wop arrangement of this top pop hit from 1961. Ben E. King's Stand by Me arranged for SSAA A Cappella by Mac Huff. Also available in SATB a cappella and TBB a cappella.

Otis Redding's classic ballad was a huge hit in 1968 and still remains popular to this day. A soulful and lazy song that manages to be both uplifting and moving and exemplifies Redding's prestigious talent.This wonderful arrangement by Mac Huff is for an unaccompanied SSAA upper voice choir. A pleasing and effective setting faithful to the original with easy-going vocal harmonies.

Perfect for a spring concert this bright Beatles classic features rich harmonies and light arpeggiated textures resulting in a warm sound without being too complex. The melody is in the Soprano 1 line allowing either a group or individual solo.

I Wonder as I Wander. Already a haunting melody, this setting is even more captivating with the addition of the oboe obbligato. Although piano can always accompany adequately, the use of harp furthers the mystic sonorities. This is a stunning Christmas concert selection of medium difficulty.

The Arrow and the Song. for SSSAAA unaccompanied This imaginative setting of Longfellow's poem encourages the use of evocative bird and wind noises to capture the text's natural imagery. In a fresh, a cappella style, Hawley's charismatic melodies soarthrough the vibrant texture, and offer plenty of opportunities for soloists.