Nine SA(T)B Miniatures For Conducting Study, School Choirs, and Church Choirs These original motets feature fragments of standard Latin text with relatively simple but musically interesting construction, flexible tenor and bass voicing, and optional piano...
Choral Considerations
New Pieces for Holy Week
New for Holy Week! Whether for choir, congregation, or both, we have new music for you to explore for Holy Week.From GIA's Unbound Collection—Your Source for Congregational Songs
Encore! – Episode 16
Welcome to Encore! A podcast audio program from GIA Join host Tony Franchetti as he chats with composers, writers, and other friends of GIA about music, ministry, and life. Episode 16: Michael John Trotta Tony talks with choral composer Michael John Trotta.
5 Books 4 Musicians (Perfect as Gifts!)
Jennifer Johnson Bridget Jankowski David Kish Brian Willson and Morris Lang Eric Wilkinson and Scott Rush Sally Coveleskie and Peter Goodrich / Illustrated by Laura Friedman For the Youngest Musicians!
Browse GIA’s Interactive Specialty Catalogs!
Discover GIA Interactive Catalogs at issuu.com/giamusic Visit issuu.com/giamusic and discover a variety of specialty catalogs from GIA's sacred music division as well as from our music education division and Walton Music. There, you can browse each of our catalogs...
5 Pieces 4 Your Consideration from the WLP Choral Series
This 5/4 features pieces from the WLP Choral Series. The mainstay of the WLP catalog, this series offers a wide range of general choral music for use throughout the church year. Lisa L. Stafford M. D. Ridge Arranged by Gerard Chiusano Carol Browning...
5 Pieces 4 Smaller Choirs from our Simple Gifts Series
The Simple Gifts series is comprised of quality pieces by established composers who have crafted simple, but not simplistic, music for smaller choirs. By Suzanne Toolan, RSM Who can’t use another setting of the Beatitudes? Here’s a setting for unison choir (or cantor)...
Making Great Music with Limited Forces
This article first appeared in the Spring 2021 issue of GIA Quarterly magazine. Author’s Note: Publication production schedules being what they are, I’m writing this article as we sail into the 12th week of state-imposed quarantine in response to the COVID-19...
Reasons We Sing: To Shape the Future
Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high, there’s a land that I heard of once in a lullaby. Occasionally English people will wonder why there is such a wealth of folk songs from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, yet relatively few from England, despite its having the...
Virtual Choral Rehearsal Webinar with James Jordan
Building Choral Sound, Vocal Technique, and Music Literacy through Virtual Rehearsal Join panelists James Jordan, Sean McCarther, Corey Everly, Jason Vodicka, and more as they share virtual rehearsal techniques used at Westminster Choir College. Learn the process,...