Three For Three - Three Songs For Three Parts - Volume 3 Sheet Music Preview

Three For Three - Three Songs For Three Parts - Volume 3: SSA Choral Octavo

Arranged by John Purifoy / Arranged by John Leavitt / Arranged by Keith Christopher

Item: 35-DS00150761

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 7
SKU: 35-DS00150761

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About the Arranger: John Purifoy

John Purifoy has built a reputation as a trusted voice in choral arranging, particularly in sacred and seasonal repertoire for educational ensembles. His arrangements balance accessibility with musical substance, making works that students enjoy singing while maintaining artistic integrity.

Why we love this

This collection pairs three distinct Christmas arrangements in one accessible package, giving you flexibility without requiring separate purchases. The SSA voicing works beautifully for changing choirs or adult groups where traditional SATB sits awkwardly, and Purifoy's writing keeps the melody singable while the harmonic support feels complete.

What to expect

Three distinct seasonal moods unfold across this collection, each with the warmth and clarity that comes from clean SSA writing. These arrangements honor traditional material while keeping the harmonic language approachable, creating performances that feel both polished and genuine.

Who it's for

This works well for developing choirs that have stronger upper voices, treble ensembles, or adult groups preparing holiday concerts. The seven-page length makes it manageable for groups with limited rehearsal time before seasonal performances.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the inner voices carefully during rehearsals; SSA scoring can make second soprano lines disappear if singers aren't confident in their parts.
  • Record a rough piano or part-tape version early so singers can hear how their voice fits within the fuller harmonic picture.
  • Consider the acoustic of your performance space when deciding whether to double any voice parts, especially if ensemble size is modest.

How to use it

Include all three selections across a holiday concert to show repertoire breadth, or mix and match based on your ensemble's preferences and rehearsal timeline. The compact format also works as a gift for community choirs or smaller school programs looking to expand their Christmas offerings without overwhelming singers with page turns.

Skills your students will build

  • Part independence in three-part voicing
  • Blending within an SSA texture
  • Singing sustained harmonies without instrumental doubling
  • Musical phrasing in arrangement contexts

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