Winner of the 2006 Vanguard Premiers Choral Competion Contest this setting of O Nata Lux has already been selected for performance at numerous ACDA venues. Dr. Forbes professor at Millikin University demonstrates his fineunderstanding of the choral art form with the elegant choral writing in this piece. Winner of the 2006 Vanguard Premiers Choral Competion Contest this setting of O Nata Lux has already been selected for performance at numerous ACDA venues. Dr. Forbes professor at Millikin University demonstrates his fine understanding of the choral art form with the elegant choral writing in this piece.

Dr. David C. Dickau first arranged Handel's Joy to the World for 2-part voices and now comes the SATB setting. Delightful energy interesting rhythm and percussion make this a very fun selection for church or school. Available: SATB 2-Part Mixed Instrumental Parts.

SATB a cappella-Launching a new series by Dr. Jo Ann Miller of North Dakota State University this work features a text by Walt Whitman set to music by Daniel Pederson. His command for the a cappella choral instrument is immediately noticeable in this evocative setting.

Remember Thy Creator-Although the words come from Ecclesiastes the message and music will fit any concert program. Reminding youth to be wise through their maturing years this piece breaks into a delightful na-nana section that carries a madrigal quality.

2-Part and Piano-This famous work by Rachmaninoff is known for its beautiful wandering melody over a luscious chamaeleon-like harmonic foundation. In this arrangement the accompaniment has been simplified somewhat and a second vocal line addedto complement the primary theme. An excellent introduction to the Romantic era!

This 20 minute 3-movement work for choir brass percussion and piano or organ is a joy to perform! The melodies are tuneful and fresh the rhythms exhilarating and compelling. High school college community and church choirswill want to add this piece to their Christmas repertoire.

Selected for the Judith Herrington Choral Series this piece uses the melody from The Rakes of Mallow and the text from The Galway Piper and serves us with a charming tune. The story of Piping Tim andhis infectious flute give way to delightful tu-ku-tu duet before the story resumes. Children's and middle school choirs will enjoy the fun and learn about Tim and some well crafted music at the same time.

From Psalm 27 comes a message of faith and hope. The musical writing is a bit challenging but well worth the effort. The flute adds a tremendous dimension not typical of obbligatos. A classical fugal-type middle section isrhythmic and festive. The concluding lines of praise are dynamically fulfilling. Available: SATB Flute Part.

This is a tender and melodious selection. Based on Psalm 139 the message of God's love for us and how overwhelmed we are at God's individual care is passionately communicated. Available: SATB.

The Songs of the World Series has been perhaps the most popular series in the Pavane catalog. How Far Is It to Bethlehem? a traditional English carol is part of the series' Collection #6 which also includes theFrench carol Angels We Have Heard on High and the Spanish carol Fum Fum Fum. Tastefully arranged as always! For church school or community youth choir. Available: 2-Part.

This offering from Randy Stenson's Male Chorus was premiered at the 2008 ACDA Northwest Division convention. Beginning with a rollicking and rhythmic opener the middle section transforms to tasty punctuations of sound. Returningto the opening theme it drives to a thrilling completion.

This anthem comes from a six-movement 30-minute work of the same name wich was commissioned by Orange County's Pacific Symphony to celebrate its 25th anniversary season. This SATB arrangement is suitable for many types of celebratory concerts and festivals.

These delightfully animated pieces are for a cappella treble choirs who will enjoy having fun with artistic expression. Selections include: Sing/Strum My London Bridge Boom! and Mending Song.

Five easy hymn-anthems on original texts and tunes

Perhaps better written as the Tuna Can Tata a humorous story joins a well-known classic by Bach through the artful writing of Ellen Foncannon. Available: 2-Part.

Beginning with the 19th century hymn Hark the Vesper Hymn is Stealing Ellen Foncannon brings a lively freshness. Including a simple handbell part (5 bells) and an optional C-instrument obbligato we soon hear theEnglish Carol The First Noel. The two songs combine and take us to a festive finish. Great for children's choirs and Christmas concerts.

Available: SSATB (1st movement) SSATB Score Conductor's Score Trumpet Parts Instrumental Parts.

Preview Pak (SATB)-Here is a masterpiece; a missa brevis merging American hymns and spirituals with traditional liturgy. The unique nature of this work will enable this to be performed in both church and school programs. Available separately: SATB Listening CD (SATB) Preview CD Pak (SATB) Chamber Orchestra Parts Chamber Orchestra Score (for SATB) Full Orchestra Parts Full Orchestra Score (for SATB).

Philip Lawson spends most of his days traveling the world and singing with the famous King's Singers. Fortunately he is able to find time to apply his compositional skills between concerts. The Psalm 100 text is elevated with aseries of enthusiastic meter changes and engaging harmonic confrontations. Philip Lawson spent most of his days travelling the world and singing with the famous King's Singers. Fortunately he was able to find time to apply his compositional skills between concerts. The Psalm 100 text is elevated with a series of enthusiastic meter changes and engaging harmonic confrontations.

Teachers Tom Voorhis and Barbara Klemp have created a new melody to go with this patriotic favorite that is a tested and proven winner! Available: 2-Part.