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EASY TREBLECarol of the Russian Children (arr. Donald Moore) pub. BriLeeHere is a cross-cultural selection for beginning choirs. The text...

It seems that composers, publishers, and conductors alike are drawn to music about music. Many composers past and contemporary have...

We all know that sorting through the stacks of new choral music released each year can be a daunting and...

This issue features several reviews by guest contributor Diane Hill.- Drew Collins, forum editorElementaryWorld Peace Canonarr. Donald MooreTwo-Part (opt. SSA)Alfred...

In each article, regardless of topic, I try to feature old stand-bys, worthy pieces that have gone overlooked, as well...

Including works that have a distinctly humorous bent or unusual angle in the choral curriculum can have several benefits. For...

Last issue, I explored vocal jazz arrangements that could give singers new to the idiom a successful foray into it....

Jazz is one of the only truly American art forms. It has given us some of our greatest cultural treasures,...

From time to time, this column has highlighted music from a variety of cultures. In past issues, I have focused...

It is always interesting to see what new compositions will be released each year. In our eagerness to see the...

This is the fourth installment in a limited series of columns highlighting standard choral repertoire. It is easy to get...

This is the third installment in a limited series of columns regarding standard choral repertoire. In the flurry of new...