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.

Together We Sing Series-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!

This rousing triple meter choral is infused with traditional gospel harmonies, rhythms, and articulations, and the uplifting text conveys an urgent message for peace. The classic 'Dona Nobis Pacem' canon is quoted in three parts in the middle of the piece. An inspirational powerhouse! / 3 Parties Mixtes

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.

Japanese Lullaby-This Japanese lullaby is a traditional song sung by girls far away from home as they worked as nannies in upper class households. The gentle sounds of flute and wind chimes support the plaintive quality of the melody presented in canon and simple harmonization over the arpeggios in the piano or optional marimba accompaniment.

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

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.

Discovery Level 2-Younger and developing choirs will display tone phrasing and expressiveness with this lovely original setting of “Dona Nobis Pacem.” Opening with a flowing statement of the melody in F minor it then moves into a3-Part canon followed by a contrasting section in D flat major a modulation and return of the main theme. Available separately: 3-Part Any Combination VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:45.

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

Uses: General Peace SundayScripture: Luke 2:14; John 16:32-33; Romans 14:17A winsome melody melts hearts with gentle grace in this prayer for inner peace. This folk-like tune is supported by several interesting harmonictwists adding a distinctive quality to the overall effect. A simple canon adds variety and a mesmerizing cello obbligato makes this anthem special. Voiced for maximum efficiency choirs of every size will find this irresistible piece to be essentialfor services of reflection.

Patrick Liebergen's arrangement of this lively canon by Praetorius for SAB voices may be sung in either Latin or English. Soli Deo Gloria! may be used for teaching independence of parts and may be performed a cappella or with the optional keyboard accompaniment.

Together We Sing Series-A beautiful traditional Japanese folk song Akatonbo's memorable melody sings of dragonflies in varying ways: unison canon accompanied and a cappella. Gorgeous for both women's and upper elementay choirs.

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.