SKU: A0.1413532

This is an intermediate arrangement of “Into the Unknown“ (from FROZEN 2 ) for TTBB chorus, two violins, piano, keyboard II, electric guitar, electric bass, and drum set. Full score and parts are included.

Pax Ressler (they/she) is a Philadelphia-based theatre and music artist composing and arranging soul-stirring choral music for ensembles across the United States and beyond. To see more of Pax's work, search “Pax Ressler� on Sheet Music Direct, Sheet Music Plus, or visit their website, paxressler.com.

SKU: A0.1192498

This is an intermediate arrangement of “Into the Unknown“ (as performed by Panic! At The Disco) for TTBB chorus, piano, and two violins.

Pax Ressler (they/she) is a Philadelphia-based theatre and music artist composing and arranging soul-stirring choral music for ensembles across the United States and beyond. To see more of Pax's work, search “Pax Ressler� on Sheet Music Direct, Sheet Music Plus, or on their website, paxressler.com.

SKU: A0.1273866

When the Saints go marching in is a famous American Gospel song.
Pieter Bongaarts Arranged it in a swinging way for male choir.
Choir members can find practice links per part on the links below:
(copy the link and paste it into your browser) 

T1:   https://youtu.be/Seq0NVoOec4

T2:   https://youtu.be/sKm1WBRY9Mc

B1:   https://youtu.be/naWktg0ZplU

B2:   https://youtu.be/mOWpn36-_pg.

SKU: A0.1291169

“Sing We Now of Christmas� (Nöel Nouvelet) is a traditional French carol from the late 15th century and was first sung by families at home and people in communities to celebrate both the Nativity of Jesus and the new year. The translation in this arrangement was written in the 17-18th century by an unknown author. For four-part Men's Chorus (TTBB) with the melody shared among all four parts (mostly Baritone).

Key of e minor.

Difficulty 7/10.

Tenor 1 A3-G4.
Tenor 2 D3-E4.
Baritone B2-E4.
Bass E2-A3.

SKU: A0.522296

A NEW CHRISTMAS SONG - PIANO / SA VOCAL DUET The first verse is a conversation between Christ and His Father, which might have occurred before Christ's coming to earth that first Christmas; some of Christ's concerns were expressed to His Father in the Garden of Gethsemane. These lyrics are by the arranger. The second verse is a current day conversation between Christ and one seeking Him at Christmastime. These lyrics are of an unknown authorship.

SKU: A0.1033034

-TTBB choir with tenor/baritone soloist
-Spanish lyrics
-Has a lot of music freedom when it comes to phrasing and teaches the ensemble expression and text analysis.
-Duration: Approx. 3 Minutes

Inspiration:
During the COVID-19 pandemic, I was tasked by my choir professor to compose a choral piece, and with me meditating and thinking of inspirations while at home; I thought of my late uncle and grandfather. I never got to meet my uncle and with my grandfather, he passed away in the summer of 2018. I never really absorbed what really happened and I never had the chance to express how I really felt, until I found the poem Libre soy. 

The piece is based on the funeral poem Libre soy by an unknown author. The main theme is the calming freedom that is an afterthought when it comes to grieving and a homage to my uncle and grandfather.

SKU: A0.961191

An upbeat spiritual made popular by groups such as The Imperials, the Gaither Vocal Band, and the Singing Americans.  Arranged in a capella for a TTBB quartet or ensemble.

SKU: A0.836309

The original gang song. Lots of stuff to keep the singers and the audience, on their toes.

SKU: A0.522295

A NEW CHRISTMAS SONG - An a cappella arrangement for male voiced (TTBB) The first verse is a conversation between Christ and His Father, which might have occurred before Christ's coming to earth that first Christmas; some of Christ's concerns were expressed to His Father in the Garden of Gethsemane. These lyrics are by the arranger. The second verse is a current day conversation between Christ and one seeking Him at Christmastime. These lyrics are of an unknown authorship.

SKU: BJ.1141

8.27 x 11.7 inches.

An off-print of the last movement in Sven Hagvil's composition Symphony of Solitarities (SATB) adapted for male choir. The solo part could be performed by a soprano or tenor or a treble instrument.

For many people silence and solitude are strongly connected with fears of the unknown, yet that may often be precisely what is lacking. In some cases solitude could be all that is necessary. There is no need for us to search far and wide for truth and meaning, we bear the most essential insights within ourselves. - Sven Hagvil.