Digital Downloads

Teachers keep coming back to Willard A. Palmer's Alfred's Basic Piano Library series (Recital Book 1A and Technic Book 1A) for structured beginner instruction. Andy Beck dominates the choral download space with consistent favorites including Carry the Light, Dance! (a cappella), Northern Lights, and The Moon. His work as Director of Choral Publications at Alfred Music informs his gift for writing singable, pedagogically sound music for young choirs.

New releases include Brian Balmages' The Gift of Giving for string orchestra and TRACK OF TITANS for concert band, Ryan Fraley's Adirondack Park, and Katie O'Hara LaBrie's Spirit of Noel for string orchestra. You'll also find digital audio accompaniments like the SoundTrax version of Sento Nel Core from the 26 Italian Songs and Arias collection.

Andy Beck is the Director of Choral Publications at Alfred Music with over 450 choral works in print. Beyond octavos, he authored the influential method series Sing at First Sight and Foundations in Choral Sight Singing, making him essential for teachers building sightreading skills alongside repertoire.

Sally K. Albrecht is an ASCAP-honored choral composer and conductor known for integrating movement into choral music. She has led honor choirs at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, and The Kennedy Center, and her catalog includes over 600 choral publications plus full musicals, giving you flexible options from concert pieces to full productions.

Greg Gilpin brings international performance credentials to his prolific output of choral music. An ASCAP award winner, he has conducted at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York, the Sydney Opera House, and Royal Festival Hall in London, giving his arrangements a sense of artistic integrity that students recognize.

Mark Hayes combines a classical background (degree summa cum laude in Piano Performance from Baylor) with a vast catalog of over 1,750 published works spanning choral, orchestral, and keyboard music. His arrangements of standards like Over the Rainbow reflect both technical sophistication and practical classroom accessibility.