Johann Pachelbel: Canon In D (SATB)

Pachelbel's Canon arranged for SATB and Piano (Organ) by Noel Goemanne.

Johann Pachelbel: Canon For Strings (Score/Parts)

Score and Parts edition of Pachelbel's Canon For Strings, arranged for strings by Hawley Ades. Duration 5 minutes.

Christmas Canon Of Peace

Longfellow's text is set with additional words and music by Ruth Morris Gray and the piano accompaniment is based on Pachelbel's Canon in D. Together, it creates a sweet choral singing ding dong gently above the verses with use of an optional descant as well. A mature and meaningful selection for developing choirs.

Christmas Canon Of Peace

Longfellow's text is set with additional words and music by Ruth Morris Gray and the piano accompaniment is based on Pachelbel's Canon in D. Together, it creates a sweet choral singing ding dong gently above the verses with use of an optional descant as well. A mature and meaningful selection for developing choirs.

PARKER DO YOU SEE A STAR? SATB

PARKER DO YOU SEE A STAR? SATB

DENGLER HOW DO WE GIVE THANKS (SATB)

DENGLER HOW DO WE GIVE THANKS (SATB)

BROWNING HOW DO I LOVE THEE? SSA

BROWNING HOW DO I LOVE THEE? SSA

DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HR STUDIOTRAX CD

DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HR STUDIOTRAX CD

A Joyful Israeli Canon A/P CD

This energetic setting of a tuneful, Israeli folk song, A Joyful Israeli Canon is wonderful for teaching syncopated rhythms, independent/unison singing as well as part singing, intonation and rhythmic precision. The accessible keyboard part outlines the melodic and rhythmic changes. You may consider adding hand drum and finger cymbals to enhance the folk-like sound of this exuberant dance.

A Mighty Fortress Is Our God : with Canon in D

This hymn and its message of confidence is the soundtrack of faith for millions of worshippers, and this arrangement is a majestic musical monument following the spirit of the words through a series of variations. The hymn tune is placed on the glorious framework of the famed Pachelbel Canon. This unlikely pairing is a delight, filled with wonderful colors and contours that truly convey the glory of the words. Unique and powerful! Score and Parts (pic tpt, vn 1-2, va, vc, db) available as a digital download.

Johann Pachelbel: Canon In D (SSAA)

Arranged for SSAA Choir (Upper Voices) by Noel Goemanne.

Johann Pachelbel: Canon In D (SAB)

Version for SAB Choir and Piano arranged by Noel Goemanne.

Liebergen Canon Of Peace Sab/Flute

Johann Pachelbel: Canon In D (Instrument Pack)

Score and parts for Violin 1, 2 and 3, Viola, Cello or Bass and Keyboard.

Sing N' Do Songs Vol.1

A Christmas Tapestry Piano Collection

Canon de NoelFantasy on "O Come, Little Children"Good Christians, All RejoiceIn The Bleak MidwinterJoy To The WorldO Come, O Come EmmanuelThe Holly And The IvyUkranian Bell Carol

Greg Gilpin: Do You Feel The Rhythm (SATB)

Randy Stonehill: Shut De Do (Arr. Gilpin) (SSA)

Randy Stonehill's familiar and well-known song sounds and feels as if it has always been a part of the folk song or spiritual genre. This a cappella setting uses optional percussion and is designed for easy learning to create an atmosphere of musical accomplishment, especially for smaller and younger choruses. Repetition is a key component but the addition of solo opportunities, key changes and a creative B section lifts this to a level that will appeal to choirs of all sizes and experience. A wonderful programming choice that will become a favorite year after year.

Things We Do For Love (Arr. Gilpin) (SATB)

This hit from 1977 by 10cc is now a hot new arrangement for mixed and male voices. The bright, upbeat swing feel has great harmonies throughout with a pop energy that is fun to learn and sing. A great up-tempo ballad for your show or concert choir that is suitable for staging and choreography!

Things We Do For Love (Arr. Gilpin) (SAB)

This hit from 1977 by 10cc is now a hot new arrangement for mixed and male voices. The bright, upbeat swing feel has great harmonies throughout with a pop energy that is fun to learn and sing. A great up-tempo ballad for your show or concert choir that is suitable for staging and choreography!

Randy Stonehill: Shut De Do (Arr. Gilpin) (SATB)

Randy Stonehill's familiar and well-known song sounds and feels as if it has always been a part of the folk song or spiritual genre. This a cappella setting uses optional percussion and is designed for easy learning to create an atmosphere of musical accomplishment, especially for smaller and younger choruses. Repetition is a key component but the addition of solo opportunities, key changes and a creative B section lifts this to a level that will appeal to choirs of all sizes and experience. A wonderful programming choice that will become a favorite year after year.

Randy Stonehill: Shut De Do (Arr. Gilpin) (SAB)

Randy Stonehill's familiar and well-known song sounds and feels as if it has always been a part of the folk song or spiritual genre. This a cappella setting uses optional percussion and is designed for easy learning to create an atmosphere of musical accomplishment, especially for smaller and younger choruses. Repetition is a key component but the addition of solo opportunities, key changes and a creative B section lifts this to a level that will appeal to choirs of all sizes and experience. A wonderful programming choice that will become a favorite year after year.

Sacred Sing 'N' Do Songs - Teacher?s Book

Jean Anne Shafferman. A collection of 20 children?s songs arranged for use throughout the Church Year from Christmas and Easter to Harvest Festival. A useful and fun supplement to Christian worship in schools and Sunday schools. The accompaniment cassette is handy for use where there is no piano.

Things We Do For Love (Arr. Gilpin) (TTB)

This hit from 1977 by 10cc is now a hot new arrangement for mixed and male voices. The bright, upbeat swing feel has great harmonies throughout with a pop energy that is fun to learn and sing. A great up-tempo ballad for your show or concert choir that is suitable for staging and choreography!

Randy Stonehill: Shut De Do (Arr. Gilpin) (TTB)

Randy Stonehill's familiar and well-known song sounds and feels as if it has always been a part of the folk song or spiritual genre. This a cappella setting uses optional percussion and is designed for easy learning to create an atmosphere of musical accomplishment, especially for smaller and younger choruses. Repetition is a key component but the addition of solo opportunities, key changes and a creative B section lifts this to a level that will appeal to choirs of all sizes and experience. A wonderful programming choice that will become a favorite year after year.