This tender a cappella ballad recorded by Alison Krauss captures all the emotion and expressiveness you could ever want. Perfect for jazz and pop groups you'll create sheer magic in concert! Available: SATB. Duration: ca. 3:10.

Paul Carey's Behold I Tell You A Mystery for SATB unaccompanied.

Peter Maxwell Davies' 1990 work for unaccompanied SATB choir written for the BBC singers. Words by George Mackay Brown.'Written for the BBC Singers this piece requires a high level of choral expertise in its rhythms intricate textures (though nearly always in four parts) wide-ranging vocal lines and characteristically dark but luminous harmony impregnated with tritones and seconds. Not for the…

First published in 1926 Bye Bye Blackbird has been enduringly popular ever since. It has been recorded by numerous artists and its simplicity brings a beauty which works perfectly for SATB choir.This a cappella arrangement is simple and easy to learn and choirs of all standards will enjoy singing it.Bye Bye Blackbird is here arranged for SATB choir a cappella. Piano reduction included for easy…

The Flemish School For 4 Voices-The volumes of this expanding series are devoted to a wide range of sacred renaissance motets with Latin texts and contain a mixture of well known and unfamiliar pieces some of which are published for the first time.Allappear in completely new editions by Anthony G. Petti.

My Song Is Love Unknown is a wonderful sacred work set for a solo quartet of singers and SATB choir and is based on John Ireland's well-loved hymn-tune Love Unknown. Alexander L'Estrange expertly takes fragments of Ireland's melody developing interweaving and re-harmonising them to create a powerful ethereal sound-world that perfectly reflects the poem's themes of love sorrow passion death…

Sancta Trinitas motet for unaccompanied SATB choir by Antoine De Fevin. Edited by Stanley Boorman.

Contemporary gospel song arranged by Moses Hogan for soprano alto tenor and bass to be sung a cappella.

William H. Harris The Holy Eucharist for SATB unaccompanied.

Coldplay's biggest hit to date this pop juggernaut manages to marry sweeping melodies with repetitive textures reminiscent of Steve Reich or Philip Glass-esque minimalism. The rich overlapping vocal lines split into as many as nine different parts at times (in addition to the tenor solo) but the repeating patterns keep it from being challenging.