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Solo & Ensemble Choir Music


Question Posted Thursday November 29 2007, 7:11 pm

Hi.

I am in need of SSAA, SSA, SAA, or even just SA choir music for solo & ensemble.

Can anyone give me names of songs & websites to get them from?



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LoveNJstyle answered Friday November 30 2007, 5:13 pm:
It depends on what kind of choir it is... mine did a lot of religion-y songs so I only know of a few that aren't.
-you raise me up [SSA]
-moon river
-the one song from tarzan [SA]
you can probably get them at a music store... i don't know any good sheet music websites. <3

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Ignatz answered Friday November 30 2007, 12:26 pm:
Chaeck out cdpl.org and musicaviva.org. Both sites offer free sheet music in a variety of styles and arrangements. One song I can think of offhand is "Novus Miles Sequitur". It's a medieval hymn, written for three voices in close harmony (organon). It's usually done by two tenors and a baritone, but you could easily do it for two sopranos and an alto.

Hope this helps.

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