from Exsultate Jubilate-The buoyant aria from Mozart's Exsultate jubilate is offered here in an arrangement for treble voices. Wonderful for developing tone and phrasing it is also a great introduction to music of the Classical era.

Cantate Jubilate!

Classics for Children Series-This jubilant homage to the joy of making music is easy to learn and fun to sing. For two-part treble voices “Musica Dei” begins with two distinct joyous melodies followed by an accented canon section and finishesby pairing the two beginning melodies as partner songs. This Latin/English text piece will be a favorite of singers and congregations. The pian…

Donald Moore has created a joyful 2-part choral suitable for mixed as well as treble voices with optional flute. The Latin text is simple and the canon is a perfect opportunity to teach contrapuntal singing. Excellent vocal rangesmake this a stand-out performance piece for the beginning of the year and any general concert festival or contest. Available Separately: 2-part optional flute or C-Inst…

The majestic Psalm 100 provides the text for this uplifting concert setting for 2-Part voices. The strong opening theme over a rhythmic piano underlay is developed through echo patterns in the vocals contrasting meters and a buoyant recapitulation and key change.

Beginning with the 19th century hymn “Hark the Vesper Hymn is Stealing ” Ellen Foncannon brings a lively freshness. Including a simple handbell part (5 bells) and an optional C-instrument obbligato we soon hear theEnglish Carol “The First Noel.” The two songs combine and take us to a festive finish. Great for children's choirs and Christmas concerts.

This jubilant praise anthem offers unison and budding 2-part choirs a great opportunity to develop part-singing skills. An optional flute part which primarily doubles the vocal descant provides additional support to young singers and also substitutes as the descant for choirs singing the song in unison. Available separately: Unison/opt. 2-Part Treble CelebrationTrax CD. Duration: ca. 1:54

Emily Crocker's setting of Psalm 117:26 is written for 2-part chorus and combines a fast tempo and mixed meters to create a jubilant and buoyant style that will delight singers audiences and congregations alike.Commissioned by the Florida Elementary Music Association Elementary All-State Chorus in January 2006.

Call-and-response vocals a gospel-inspired accompaniment and blues improvisations combine to create a spiritual setting that is a jubilant expression of joy for hoped-for freedom and social justice which is to come. Available: 2-Part. Performance Time: Approx. 2:15.

(Hosanna to the Son of David)-Uses: Palm Sunday Scripture: Matthew 21:1-11 - Mark 11:1 - John 12:13 Full of fanfare and flair this jubilant work is the perfect way to bring in the procession of palms. The 2-Part Mixed voicing opens the anthem to ensembles of any size and the children's voices percussion and handbells will add layers of sound to the celebration! Truly a unique moment!

Uses: Easter Scripture: Matthew 28:5-6; Luke 24:1-3 Celebrating the triumphant news of Christ's resurrection this jubilant anthem calls “Easter people” to sound the news that Jesus isalive! A recurring refrain of “alleluias” follows each verse and also provides an optional descant as the song nears its conclusion. A simple part for 3 optional handbells heightens the sense …

So many times we only give young choirs high-energy songs that are jubilant in nature but children also have a quiet thoughtful side as well. Cindy Berry turns to scripture to remind the children to listen with their hearts tothe still small voice of God. This song can be sung in unison or can be enhanced by the easy second part. There is something precious about hearing the voices of children si…

Discovery Level 2-Taking its text from a poem written by a 14-year old student for a choral commissioning project in Fairfax County Virginia this work opens with a joyful and buoyant call and response over a rhythmically vital pianoaccompaniment. The music then moves into a jubilant narrative depicting nature's reawakening. Ideal for middle and high school treble choirs.

This hymn's straightforward melodic rhythm is easily grasped by young and old. Jubilant repetitious use of 'allelulia amen' give this hymn of praise a joyful quality. The text was written by Christian Bateman whose clerical training includes the Moravian church.

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