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Simple Gifts: SATB Choral Octavo -
Japanese Snow Song (Yuki): 2-Part Choral Octavo -
Popcorn: 2-Part Choral Octavo -
Caterpillar: 2-Part Choral Octavo -
Nutcracker Jingles: SAB Choral Octavo -
Sansa Kroma: 2-Part, accompanied Choral Octavo 
Sansa Kroma: 2-Part, accompanied Choral Octavo
Sansa Kroma: 2-Part, accompanied Choral Octavo
Traditional African Folk Song / arr. Michael Scott
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Men o' the Sea: T(T)B Choral Octavo -
Dreams Were Made to Come True: 2-Part Choral Octavo -
Dreamers: 2-Part Choral Octavo -
All the Pretty Little Horses: 2-Part Choral Octavo -
The Crocodile: 2-Part Choral Octavo -
Obwisana (Goin' to Ghana): 2-Part Choral Octavo -
Wrap Me Up: 3-Part Mixed Choral Octavo -
William Tell Overture: SATB divisi, a cappella Choral Octavo -
Dear Theodosia: SSA Choral Octavo -
Believe (from The Polar Express): SSA Choral Octavo -
Another Op'nin', Another Show: 3-Part Mixed Choral Octavo -
Over the Rainbow: SAB Choral Octavo 
Over the Rainbow: SAB Choral Octavo
Over the Rainbow: SAB Choral Octavo
Music by Harold Arlen, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg / arr. Audrey Snyder
Level: Moderate
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Welcome Christmas (from How the Grinch Stole Christmas): SATB Choral Octavo -
Christmas in 90 Seconds: 3-Part Mixed Choral Octavo -
Danny Boy: SAB Choral Octavo -
Rudolph, Frosty, and Suzy: SATB Choral Octavo -
Little Shop of Horrors: SATB Choral Octavo -
Sing We and Chant It: 3-Part Mixed, a cappella Choral Octavo
About This Collection
Description
This collection of 4,737 secular choral octavos spans every voicing and level, from unison to SATB, with substantial anchors in 2-part and SAB arrangements. Andy Beck's Carry the Light, Northern Lights, and The Moon have become standards in many choral programs, while Robert T. Gibson's Dance! and covers of contemporary favorites like Lovely Day (Bill Withers) and Time After Time (Rob Hyman) round out a catalog that leans heavily toward accessible, singable literature. Most titles include recorded accompaniments, and over 1,100 offerings work for concert or festival settings.
Highlights
Teachers return consistently to Andy Beck's 2-part work, particularly Carry the Light and Northern Lights, both built on clear harmonic progressions and memorable melodies that work across mixed-ability ensembles. Robert T. Gibson's Dance! exists in both 2-part and SATB versions and remains a favorite for groups seeking energy and accessibility in the same package. Bill Withers' Lovely Day (SATB divisi) and Rob Hyman's Time After Time round out the most-adopted titles, each offering different pedagogical angles on part-writing and contemporary repertoire.
Recently added
Recent additions include Laufey's Christmas Magic in both SAB and SATB voicings, Miley Cyrus' Dream as One (SAB and SATB), and two versions of Kenneth Gamble's Love Train (2-part and 3-part mixed), all published in May 2026.
Composer & Author Spotlight
Andy Beck is the Director of Choral Publications at Alfred Music and has written over 450 popular choral works currently in print, including the widely-adopted method books Sing at First Sight and Vocalize! His pieces like Carry the Light have proven endurance across skill levels and ensemble sizes, and his work as a guest conductor informs how his music sits in the voice. Jay Althouse brings dual credentials as a rights administrator and prolific composer with over 800 works in print. His Homeward Bound remains popular in school programs, and his education background from Indiana University of Pennsylvania anchors his understanding of what choral students need to sing.
Greg Gilpin is an ASCAP-award winning composer and conductor who has performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Sydney Opera House, bringing that performance experience directly into his arrangements. His Tongo demonstrates how world music can integrate into school choral curricula without sacrificing singability. Sally K. Albrecht has been an annual ASCAP recipient since 1987 and is particularly known for her integration of movement into choral work, a distinctive angle for programs looking to engage students beyond the score.