with The Navy Hymn-Strong and stately Dr. Satre professor of music at Trinity International University has arranged both titles for a cappella voices.

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.

2-Part and Piano-Beginning with a strong fanfare this selection eventually moves into the traditional French carol Angels We Have Heard on High. But the greatest part is when Ms. Foncannon brings in Beethoven's Ode toJoy and weaves them together as if they have always meant to be joined. The Christmas classic nature of the song enables this church anthem to work in many school situations as well. Available: SATB 2-Part.

This multicultural piece hails from Venezuela homeland to USC choral director Dr. Cristian Grases. It is a working song about women grinding corn that captures the cultural flavor of the region. Including eurhythmic motions andpercussive sounds the music celebrates the joyful nature and active life of the people. This piece works well for elementary singers to adult treble choirs.

Available: SAB 2-Part.

Shirley McRae is best known for the exquisite way she arranges folk songs... they capture the nationality of their origin so perfectly. This gentle English folk song expresses the longing of separated lovers. Designed for children's and middle school choirs.

Commissioned by the Northern Light United Church in Alaska this stirring piece lives up to its name. A brilliant fanfare sets the stage for this illuminating anthem. Brass and percussion parts available.

This Armenian folk song is an excellent candidate for Judy Herrington's Songs of the World series. An homage to the moon it is more of a metaphor of appreciation for all light that shines into the places of darkness. Great for young voices it can also be effective with 2-Part choirs of all ages. Easy to medium.

This fabulous Christmas piece rings with energy and joy. Ripe with antiphonal qualities the piece opens with a brief fanfare and proceeds to celebrate the season. A wonderful holiday concert opener for high school college or community choirs or for a church anthem. Medium to difficult.

New Colossus

Most Provoking

Carol of the Birds

Until We Meet Again

Choral Questions & Answers III: The Rehearsal

Choral Questions & Answers II: Young Voices

Triumphant Blessing

Grey Geese Grazing

Open the Window Mister Noahy

You'd Better Run

Leron Leron My Dear