Roger Emerson's Festival For Two. A collection of fine 2-part arrangements for young voices.

Pulled from Jill Gallina's extensive collection of songs for young voices these six favorites are perfect for any concert or festival. Celebrate hard work friendship and cultural differences and even have a little lesson in music notation with songs your choirs will love to perform and your audiences will love to hear.

Uses: General FestivalScripture: Psalm 98:1; Psalm 100:1Alive with joyful energy this is a great festival choice for mass choir gatherings. The mixed meter element offers a refreshing challenge forchoirs and there is plenty of lyrical contrast to make this piece a great pedagogical tool.

New for TBB voices! Jay's crystal clear arrangement begins tenderly, pensively, (with optional solos) then grows and grows to a powerful finish. The universal call for world peace is as relevant today as when this simple song spread around the world almost four decades ago. An impressive concert finale or festival piece, it's perfect any time of year, including Christmas. The easy, optional instrumental SoundPax or SoundTrax will provide an added dimension to your performance. / 2 Parties Mixtes

You come and go a treasure to be found. For in your shell the sea forever resounds. Gorgeous 2-Part writing thoughtful piano and the mystery of suspended cymbal imitating the ocean create a must-have work for concert festival or contest. Haunting in sound and exquisite with text the choral asks the many questions of where a seashell has been what has it seen and experienced or simply what is its song' You come and go a treasure to be found. For in your shell the sea forever resounds. Gorgeous 2-Part writing thoughtful piano and the mystery of suspended cymbal imitating the ocean create a must-have work for concert festival or contest. Haunting in sound and exquisite with text the choral asks the many questions of where a seashell has been what has it seen and experienced or simply what is its song'

This joyful festival anthem in Emily Crocker's highly-regarded concert festival series is uplifting accessible and extremely well-crafted for choirs of all ages. In this contemporary setting the traditional Latin is combinedwith an English hymn text. Available: SATB 2-Part 3-Part Mixed. Performance Time: Approx. 3:15.

Mendelssohn's I Waited For The Lord (The Hymn Of Praise) arranged for two high voices in the Key of D. Although it is often performed as a seperate work The Hymn Of Praise was originally written as part of Mendelssohn's Symphony No.2 completed for the 1840 Gutenberg Festival in Leipzig.

This delightful madrigal is offered here in an accompanied version for young voices. Perfect for contest or festival the music theme makes it appropriate for concerts at any time of year!

Nurse's Songs was originally written as part of a volume entitled Innocence and Experience which takes its texts from Songs of Innocence and of Experience an illustrated collection of poems by William Blake first published in two volumes in 1789 and 1794. The book also includes music by Sally Beamish Charlotte Bray and Anna Meredith with each composer setting one song of innocence and one of experience. The full publication written for upper voices and piano is available on sale (NOV293799). First performed as part of the Aldeburgh Festival on 9 June 2013 at Orford Church Suffolk by the New London Children’s Choir directed by Ronald Corp.Duration: circa 5 minutes

B. Wayne Bisbee sparks new life into an old favorite with his setting of “Deck the Hall.” Instead of the traditional 4/4 chorale melody Bisbee has written a lilting jig in 6/8 and sometimes 7/8 with optional soloistor small group on the middle stanza. The melody is cheerful and festive with a wonderful echo effect on the final “fa la la's.” This festive dance-like version of “Deck the Hall” would make a great concertor festival opener for the holiday season.

Latin settings create a wonderful environment for teaching of pure vowels leading to excellent musical singing in all other areas. This concert festival or contest setting encourages energetic singing. Repetition allows for quicker learning and memorization allowing for more teaching time of musical elements such as pulsed and legato phrasing. Latin settings create a wonderful environment for teaching of pure vowels leading to excellent musical singing in all other areas. This concert festival or contest setting encourages energetic singing. Repetition allows for quicker learning and memorization allowing for more teaching time of musical elements such as pulsed and legato phrasing.

Discovery Level 2-Build your rhythm and diction skills with this delightful combination of four traditional spirituals that go together seamlessly for a superb treble showcase! A wonderful concert and festival selection songs include: Chatterwith the Angels Good News the Chariot's Comin' Great Getting' Up Mornin' Sun Don't Set in the Mornin'. Available separately: 2-Part VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:20.

This classical masterwork from Mozart's Litaniae Lauretanae K. 109 makes a wonderful addition to the repertoire of treble choirs of any age. Ideal for developing a sense of precision and ensemble this well-crafted gemmakes an excellent selection for contest or festival events. May be sung in Latin or English. Available: 2-Part. Performance Time: Approx. 2:00.

Discovery Level 1-Celebrate the Festival of Lights with this upbeat setting of a traditional Hanukkah song that's got all the right elements for a successful holiday feature. Opening with a lyrical introduction it soon moves into a lively dancelikesection with easily learned vocal parts. Add the optional clarinet or sing with the CD to capture the ethnic quality of the music. Discovery Level 1. Available separately: 3-Part Mixed 2-Part VoiceTrax CD. Duration: 2:25.