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PianoTrax 14: Choral Octavo SoundTrax CD

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PianoTrax 14 contains accompaniment tracks for the following choral publications: And So We Sing * Benedicamus Domino * Exsultate in Seven * Hodie Fanfare! * I'm Homeward Bound * The Lake Isle of Innisfree * Laudate Dominum * My Lord, What a Morning * Pirates of the Cherry Tree * Revelation * Snow on Snow * Still, Still, Still * Ten Thousand Miles * This Jubilant Song * Vox * The Water Is Wide * What if I Could Tell You? * Your Song

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Series: Alfred Choral Designs
Publisher: Alfred Music
UPC: 038081562940
SKU: 00-48970

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Why we love this

This collection pairs 18 diverse choral arrangements with professionally recorded piano accompaniments, eliminating the need to hunt for separate accompaniment resources or rely on a live pianist for every rehearsal. The breadth of repertoire—spanning sacred works, folk songs, spirituals, and contemporary pieces—means your singers hear consistent, reliable support across multiple rehearsal cycles and performance contexts.

What to expect

Eighteen doorways into varied musical worlds. You move from the reverent Latin of Benedicamus Domino to the spirited storytelling of Pirates of the Cherry Tree to the luminous serenity of Still, Still, Still. Each arrangement arrives with its own character intact, supported by playing that respects the composer's intent and gives your singers a secure musical foundation.

Who it's for

Choral directors working with these 18 specific octavo titles who need dependable piano accompaniment for rehearsal and performance. This resource works equally well for high school choirs, community ensembles, and college programs seeking to maximize rehearsal efficiency without requiring a pianist at every session.

How to get the most out of it

  • Use the tracks during sectional rehearsals to help singers internalize their parts independently, especially for arrangements with intricate counterpoint or syncopated accompaniment patterns.
  • Set the tempo slightly slower than your final performance tempo during early rehearsals; singers can then lock onto the recorded track and gradually move toward your interpretation.
  • Balance the recorded accompaniment volume strategically in full rehearsals: loud enough to support singers who are still building confidence, soft enough that you can hear blend and intonation clearly.

How to use it

These tracks are invaluable for building a flexible concert season. Program pieces from this collection across your fall and spring concerts, using the accompaniment recordings during the bulk of your rehearsal process so singers develop strong part security before you transition to live piano (if desired) or final performance. The variety means you can craft programs with real emotional range and musical substance.

Skills your students will build

  • Pitch accuracy and part independence through repeated listening to recorded accompaniment
  • Confidence in singing parts initially learned without live piano support
  • Understanding of how piano voicing and rhythmic motion shape phrasing and text expression
  • Flexibility in adapting to accompaniment-driven tempos across diverse musical styles

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