This new setting of the Welsh melody used in the motion picture Empire of the Sun works well with piano or harp accompaniment. The carol-like text also makes it a perfect selection for Christmas.

Herself A Rose Who Was A Rose

Somebody's knockin' at yo' do'

How Do I Love Thee?

Scarborough Fair

The Word was God

This could be the most charming piece of the year - the We Three Kings carol in 50's Doo Wop style. You will start smiling from the first measure of music. The voicing choices are many as the solo (melody) line could be several singers. I think the biggest decision will be deciding what wardrobe choices are best. This could be the most charming piece of the year - the We Three Kings carol in 50's Doo Wop style. You will start smiling from the first measure of music. The voicing choices are many as the solo (melody) line could be several singers. I think the biggest decision will be deciding what wardrobe choices are best. This could be the most charming piece of the year - the We Three Kings carol in 50's Doo Wop style. You will start smiling from the first measure of music. The voicing choices are many as the solo (melody) line could be several singers. I think the biggest decision will be deciding what wardrobe choices are best.

This Christmas toe-tapper will send the blues on their way! Irresistible!

Stacey Gibbs is known for his fine arrangements of spirituals. What a treat to hear his artistry at work on a classic hymn like Softly and Tenderly. There's a middle section he has created when you can feel his Gospel roots influencing the line and it is marvelous. Probably more for concert than church due to difficulty level but it will caress you at either venue.

Here's a light-hearted holiday selection that shares a good message and is lots of fun to perform!

Want to pep up a worship service or rouse the audience with a super encore? This is the piece to do it. There's some fun levity in this good ol' spiritual especially the part about the choir singer. You'll have to see the song to know what that's about. Best of all this arrangement has all of Stacey's stylin' but it's easy almost all 4-part SATB (only a little soprano divis at the end). For church and school high school ages and up easy to medium.

Softly Draw Near the Stable uses a traditional french carol and a new text by K. Lee Scott. Mr. Scott's arrangement is soft and tender and the violin obbligato is icing on the cake.

Featuring a new contemporary text this setting of a work by Handel is part of the Stephen Roddy Classics Series.

Stacey Gibbs wants to bring life to the spiritual for use in the concert hall. This arrangement confirms why his arrangements are so popular: the rhythms and harmonies are fun to sing and he builds things up to arousing finish. This arrangement for women's voices reminds us to keep your hand on the plow as you climb higher and higher...just hold on.

Last year Dick Bolks delighted small choirs everywhere when he took the extremely popular SSAATTBB setting of Halloran's Witness and created a strict 4-part (SATB) setting with optional accompaniment. The response wasoverwhelming. Now the SAB edition is sure to reach out to even more who were patiently waiting for the chance to sing this classic arrangement.

The mixed voices setting was released years ago and became a strong selling anthem. This SSAA setting displays K. Lee Scott's adaptability. His command of vocal writing is excellent and his arranging style is never overdone. Arefined reserve to his technique make this an elegant spiritual setting for high school college and church treble choirs.

Using a cappella voices and violin obbligato this new American sea-chantey mourns the loss of the storyteller's love Annabel Lee. An excellent concert piece for high school. Using a cappella voices and violin obbligato this new American sea-chantey mourns the loss of the storyteller's love Annabel Lee. An excellent concert piece for high school.

Now available in an SAB voicing! Doug Andrews has brilliantly brought new life to an old favorite. While not difficult to learn the vocal lines and harmonies bring new interest to this classic.

The American Experience series continues with this delightful choral about our 26th president. Listing his life and achievements in song is deftly done with the lyrics of J. Paul Williams and music by Tom Jordan.

This is one of the most well-known spirituals and numerous arrangements already exist. But Rosephanye Powell has established herself as a marvelous composer of new choral works and also arrangements of spirituals. Her treatmentof this spiritual standard will not disappoint her followers. Singers will enjoy singing the lines and harmonies she has drafted for this rendition.The Rosephanye Powell Choral Series. This is one of the most well-known spirituals and numerous arrangements already exist. But Rosephanye Powell has established herself as a marvelous composer of new choral works and also arrangements of spirituals. Her treatment of this spiritual standard will not disappoint her followers. Singers will enjoy singing the lines and harmonies she has drafted for this rendition.