Available: SAB String Parts.

One bright day in the middle of the night two dead boys got up to fight... is the way this childhood poem begins. Vern Nelson has set this ageless and twisted poem to music and the results are magical fun.

This familiar Scottish song has been tastefully set in a well-crafted arrangement by Barbara Poulshock part of the acclaimed Judy Herrington Choral Series.

Music can be the great unifier when our common song unites us and we set all of our differences aside. That is the message of this Eastern Indian text which has been aptly set to music by Brian Tate.

Great choral music transports you into the story of the text and the emotion of the song. From a 6th century Chinese poem recalling the separation from their loved ones caused by a sailor's life Shirley McRae successfully carriesus. Recommended for high school choirs this piece is a musical escape into an age-old longing for those we love.

From a series of American mass movements Ron Kean has combined the traditional Latin movements with American hymns or folk songs. The Gloria follows this pattern partnering an exuberant originalmelody with Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing. With festive rhythms and driving percussion this exciting piece is perfect for concert or church. Available for SATB and SSA. Percussion and Brass part also available.

Based on the story of Jesus calming the seas from Luke 8 this anthem musically paints the storms and struggles that can toss our lives about. With the message of faith being central the music and text also provide encouragement and strength.

The traditional Latin Hodie text is set in a madrigalian fashion but with a fresh contemporary flare. An excellent choice for church or concert performances. Includes optional English text.

SATB a cappella-This SATB a cappella version of this spiritual has enjoyed considerable popularity. Great for church or school. Available: SATB a cappella SAB accompanied.

Selected for the Randy Stenson TTBB Choral Series veteran arranger Doug Andrews uses an Irish melody to tell us a classic shipwreck tale. Piano and snare drum provide the musical backdrop that underscores the 3-part male chorus.Great arranging along with a captivating story make this an excellent choice.

Commissioned by the Arkansas Choral Directors Association to celebrate its 40th anniversary conductor and composer Jonathan Adams used a text from Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T. E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia).This inspiring text is matched with Adams' stirring music. Perfect for graduations celebrations and concert programs.

Want to add a surprising sizzle to your worship? These hymn-tags will do that. Just when the congregation expects to sing the plagal amen instead the choir breaks forth into a thrilling conclusion that wows them. Volume 3 includes such hymns as A Mighty Fortress Crown Him... When in Our Music... Joyful Joyful and more. All 3 volumes are worth checking out! Easy to Medium.

Emily Dickinson's poem on hope has wings of its own but now it also has a song. The words lift right off the page encouraged with melody and catapulted with harmony. Excellent for high school college and community choirs yet its dedication alerts you that it will fit in the sacred space as well. Medium.

In this poem is Longfellow describing sounds from the sea or the tides of our own soul? Judy Herrington sets song to this text that keeps the question open. The rushing waves emanate from the piano accompaniment and toss onto the shore through the choral statements with ease. Excellent for young voices high school and college treble choirs. Easy to Medium.

The John Alexander Series features arrangements by Mr. Alexander for large community choirs with orchestra. What a delight to release this Peanuts favorite on the heels of the recent The Peanuts Movie opening. John did a splendid job of capturing the fun of the song and voicing it for the larger forces. Easy to Medium.

Selected for the Magen Solomon series this dreamy setting is beautiful and distinctive. The magic of this arrangement is in the creativity of the harmonies. An excellent Christmas selection for high school college or community choirs. Medium in difficulty.

Guy Forbes gave us O Nata Lux many years ago and we have patiently waited for its sequel. Now we have it a stunning setting of There Is No Rose that delivers exactly what we hoped for. It is a beautiful melody draped in warm harmonic fabric that is so very rich and satisfying. For advanced high school college and community choirs as well as fine church choirs. Medium to Difficult.

Not often does a song so completely capture the spirit of a new world but this one does with an exclamation point. Proud expectant hopeful assuring as full as the Statue of Liberty this dynamic piece celebrates all these things with dignity and grace. Destined to be an American classic for high school and college treble choirs. Medium to Difficult. Not often does a song so completely capture the spirit of a new world but this one does with an exclamation point. Proud expectant hopeful assuring as full as the Statue of Liberty this dynamic piece celebrates all these things with dignity and grace. Destined to be an American classic for high school and college treble choirs. Medium to Difficult.

Voiced for both SSAA and SATB Kevin Memley displays again his command for expressing poetry in song. The musical lines take us into Christina Rossetti's poem into her dream and speaks for all of us at the same time. High school community and college choirs will embrace the artistry in this concert selection. Medium.

South Korea and the United States have a beautiful relationship and share many values one of which is undeniably our love of great choral music. The tenderness and passion emerge effortlessly through the symbolic statements in this touching composition. The TTBB voicing was selected for the Randy Stenson Male Chorus Series whereas the SATB voicing was simply too great too pass up. Excellent for College Choirs medium to difficult.