Norman Morris is an English conductor and arranger who knows how to make an entertaining choral piece. Including a few choreographed instructions this setting is absolutely delightful.

This is hilarious! Ellen Foncannon has created a clever parody on Bach's famous Fugue in G Minor that will have your audience in stitches! Your students will have a blast singing such funny words with such seriousBaroque music which has been simplified for young voices. From the first note to the resounding A-Choo! at the end this uproariously funny novelty is sure to be a big hit in your concert! Available: SATB SSAA TTBB 2-Part 3-Part.

With a rolling arpeggiated accompaniment and tender floating vocal lines one can almost see the birds in flight. Whether beckoning the approach of summer or singing of its end this Christina Rossetti text works well for a spring or fall concert.

The second in a set of four pieces by Edwin Fissinger (The Prairies P1299 released in 2006) this one is based on a poem by Jessamine Slaughter Burgum. One can almost smell the air of the northern plains through the poetry andmusic of this classic Fissinger selection published here for the first time.

Adapted from Harmoniemesse-From Haydn's Harmoniemesse comes this new arrangement of the Dona Nobis Pacem. Published with both Latin and English words this is an excellent piece for the concert or church.

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).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.

This beautiful lullaby from the Philippines features an alto solo accompanied by the choir. This beautiful lullaby from the Philippines features an alto solo accompanied by the choir.

Uses: Reflection Concert Scripture: Isaiah 40:31 Once you begin hearing this piece you are drawn in...you want to sing it. The eagle's wings text is one of the most frequently set tomusic and yet this one sounds like it has always been there but not revealed until now. The essence of wait is captured in the opening section which gives way to a new tempo building with the mounting onwings. The true soaring takes place with a 12/8 meter the voices building in triumph. A final return to the waiting theme provides an assurance that has permeated the entire composition. Excellent for churchand school.

Selected for the Randy Stenson Male Chorus Series this setting begins and ends with the voices emulating the bagpipe sounds of Scotland. Everything about this song pulls at the heartstrings and the composer's skillful touch pulls it even deeper.

A bright song of hope for the renewed American spirit! Heartsong the creative partnership of Ed and Gaia Tossing writes and records songs that inspire hope and courage for all people to fulfill their highest dreams. Inperformance Heartsong's music comes alive with the added dimension of American Sign Language. Available: SATB 2-Part Teacher's Guide Instrumental Parts (Concert Band) Accompaniment Cassette Video.

Commissioned by the Texas Choral Directors Association for their 2010 convention this piece was premiered under the direction of Dr. Rollo Dilworth. Relating our lives to instruments in an orchestra this piece encourages us tolive our song. The music is powerful and motivating with rhythms and melodies that are driving and uplifting.

The text speaks of justice and respect for one another and the music is serene yet powerful. Excellent for high school college as well as church Mr. Levine's understanding of the a cappella choir is apparent. This is abeautiful piece that deserves high consideration.

Based on John 17:20-24 this commissioned anthem celebrates God's love for us and honors both a choir director and organist. A captivating melody this anthem explains how our understanding of God's love for us enables us to livemore fully as well. Organists and choirs will find this an excellent anthem of praise.

With a descriptive keyboard part finger cymbals and flute the 2-part vocal parts easily express this respected Japanese folk song melody. Part of the Judy Herrington choral series a pronunciation guide and other musical notes are provided.

Ron Kean's Kyrie and Agnus Dei have led the way for this Sanctus setting. Dr. Kean has cleverly intertwined a new Sanctus melody (that is beautifully lamenting) with the African American SpiritualSwing Low Sweet Chariot. Selected for the ACDA NY reading session this stirring rendering contains the well-crafted vocal lines for which Dr. Kean has become famous. Excellent for church or school.Ron Kean's Kyrie and Agnus Dei have led the way for this Sanctus setting. Dr. Kean has cleverly intertwined a new Sanctus melody (that is beautifully lamenting) with the African American Spiritual Swing Low Sweet Chariot. Selected for the ACDA NY reading session this stirring rendering contains the well-crafted vocal lines for which Dr. Kean has become famous. Excellent for church or school.

Larry Nickel has done a brilliant job elevating this much loved German Carol. Clever uses of ostinato and rhythmic play make it a blast to learn and sing. Church and school choirs will enjoy this arrangement.

Available: SATB 2-Part Brass Parts.

Four-part a cappella voices sing in counterpoint and in chorus with tender and compelling harmonies in this stirring Stabat Mater setting. The dramatic and emotional imagery is richly portrayed through word-painting and dynamic contrast.

Kevin Memley composed both words and music of this work written for his 11th wedding anniversary. Truly in a romantic style the appealing melody is caressed with wooing harmonies and the obbligato violin adds more enticement to the piece. For high school college and community choirs.

This creative song affirms each person's dreams and persona. Beginning quietly with assurance solo voices bring us the first theme and soon the choir joins in. Then the choir introduces a new theme with a joyful Latin textaccompanied by indigenous drums. Moments later the two themes are brought together. The unique combination of sounds texts and message make this an excellent piece for high school and college choirs.