I received my bowlback mandolin from Japan in the mail not too long ago, and to offer a distinct musical experience, I sat down last night ( 1/26/26 ) to write 5 more Latin Mass Parts for SATB Choir that include mandolin and guitar parts, as well as the chords displayed above for accompaniment from your rhythm section. I really hope you enjoy this set of different parts, and I hope that it can be a blessing to you and your congregation. Enjoy!

( Included is 1 of each: Alleluia, Kyrie, Mortem Tuam, Sanctus, and an Agnus Dei )

Feeling deeply inspired after finishing the previous collection of Latin Mass Parts, I sat down again on the last week of December 2025 and began writing a new collection of 25 Latin Mass Parts that are now officially released on January 2, 2026. These include 5 different musical settings for the Kyrie, Alleluia, Sanctus, Mortem Tuam, and Agnus Dei. ( The Gloria is not included as many churches sing the Gloria in their native tongue as opposed to Latin. Also, this collection has 6 Alleluias and 4 Sanctus. Every other part has 5. )

I have written these parts so that they can be sung by one cantor acapella, one cantor and one accompanist, by 4 SATB cantors acapella, or by 4 SATB cantors and an accompanist. They are written in different styles that include more traditional influences and some that are more contemporary in sound. They are not a part of any one particular mass setting, but rather 25 individual stand - alone mass parts to be used as desired.

14 of these pieces have complete SATB parts written out, as well as the chords written above them as optional accompaniment. 11 of them are written for solo voice and also have the chords written above.

During my time serving as a staff musician in a beautiful Catholic Church, I've come to gain a deeper appreciation of the musical history and meaning behind the music used in a traditional mass. While latin chants already exist, few times have I come across a collection that was written in a way that seemed approachable , is under 1 minute, and written for the cantor that may have to sing acapella or with 3 other cantors and include optional chords for accompaniment. Because of this, I began writing an original collection that I hope will be a blessing to anyone and everyone who comes across it.

These are Latin Mass Parts that I've composed last week ( #rd week of December 2025 ) that include 5 different musical settings for the Kyrie, Alleluia, Sanctus, Mortem Tuam, and Agnus Dei. ( The Gloria is not included as many churches sing the Gloria in their native tongue as opposed to Latin )

I have written these parts so that they can be sung by one cantor acapella, one cantor and one accompanist, by 4 SATB cantors acapella, or by 4 SATB cantors and an accompanist. They are written in different styles that include more traditional influences and some that are more contemporary in sound. They are not a part of any one particular mass setting, but rather 25 individual stand - alone mass parts to be used as desired.

23 of these pieces have complete SATB parts written out, as well as the chords written above them as optional accompaniment. 2 of them are written for solo voice and also have the chords written above.

If you've ever taught high school/ middle school choir or directed music at a church, you've probably already been faced with the obstacle of finding great concert Christmas music that:

1. Sounds beautiful and fresh
2. Has really well - written parts ( very easy to sight read with no awkward / unnecessary leaps )
3. Can be learned quickly
4. Can fill a decent amount of time
5. Can be performed with or without piano accompaniment and handbells ( simple beautiful parts as well)
6. Is written for SATB/ SAT / SA, with some divisi, and some written for acapella performance
7. Is affordable!

In order to solve this problem, I've arranged 12 of my favorite Christmas Carols for Choirs that may not have a lot of time to prepare for the Christmas / Advent Season, but still would like to offer sonorous renditions of beloved classics. In this bundle of lightly reharmonized works, the following scores are included:

• Joy to the World ( SAT / SAA ) Key: C
• Angels We Have Heard ( SAT with divisi ) Key: Eb
• O Little Town of Bethlehem ( SATB ) Key: F
• Hark the Herald Angels Sing ( SAT with divisi ) Key: F Acapella
• O Holy Night ( SAT ) Key: C
• We Three Kings ( SAT with divisi ) Key: Eb minor
• O Come All Ye Faithful ( SATB ) Key: G
• Silent Night ( SA ) Key: A
• Deck the Halls : ( SA with divisi ) Key: G
• We Wish You a Merry Christmas ( SAT ) Key: G
• The First Noel ( SAT ) Key: D
• O Come O Come Emmanuel ( SAT ) Key: E minor

BONUS SCORES: Feliz Navidad ( Jose Feliciano ) Burrito Sabanero ( Hugo Blanco )

I hope you enjoy performing these as much as I've enjoyed writing them!

QUICK NOTE: The SATB arrangements have been written in such a way that they can be sung with or without the bass part for greater flexibility.

( Photo Credit: Oleg Gapeenki - Vecteezy )

Every year I see teachers struggling to find an actual arrangement of ONE of Latin America's beloved songs to perform with their choirs, and each year the same thing happens: Teachers find " Latin - themed " scores written by people who have no idea how rich the Latin American musical soul really is, and it's always a song that no one has heard of, with a few Spanish words interjected every so often, and many times with terrible grammar and accompaniment.

I HAVE FINALLY SOLVED THIS PROBLEM FOREVER!

In this bundle you will find 5 of the most recognizable and cherished songs ever written and recorded by the following artists:

• Juan Luis Guerra ( 70 million records sold - Bachata Rosa ). KEY: E Major / SAATB ----------Dominican Republic
• Marc Anthony ( 30 million records sold - Vivir Mi Vida ) KEY: F# minor / SAAT ----------- Puerto Rico
• Selena ( 18 million records sold - Como La Flor ) KEY: B flat / SATB ----------------- Mexico / United States
• Hugo Blanco ( Burrito Sabanero ) KEY: F Major / SATB --------------- Venezuela
• Jose Feliciano ( Feliz Navidad ) KEY: C / SSAT ------------------------- Puerto Rico

Photo Credit: Jeswin Thomas ( Pexels )

Teaching vocal harmony can be challenging, but I've found that it helps to start with source material that students are already very familiar with, and so to make harmony as simple as possible, I've written 3 arrangements of children's nursery rhymes:

• Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
• Frère Jacques
• Mary Had a Little Lamb

Each arrangement comes in 3 different keys so that they can be used for either treble choir, mixed choir, children's choir, and even adult choirs that have little to no experience singing in harmony. Also, each arrangement has both 2 - and 3 - part versions included to be as adaptable as possible for your current needs.

These are perfect for choirs that are just starting out reading music, and can be combined with teaching solfegge, as each part moves very little, with no awkward or unnecessary leaps.