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.

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 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.

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

Canadian composer Larry Nickel has merged the words from the well-loved hymn For the Beauty of the Earth with a Navajo prayer. His melodies move beautifully and seamlessly but what makes the music rise above the ordinary is the flowing voice part writing.

Selected for the Randy Stenson Male Chorus Series this Japanese Children's Song has been artfully arranged by veteran teacher Victor Searle. A children's song for male voices? Yes and that is what makes it all the more fun. Thetemple stories are as playful as the rest of us and the arrangement makes this piece an amusing and animated delight. Fitting for high school and college.

The new Jonathan Talberg Choral Series features advanced music of distinction for festival use. Dr. Talberg (Cal State Univ. Long Beach) is one of the new names on the guest conducting circuit with an ear for excellence. CoryJohnson uses the choral instrument masterfully to express the spiritual poetry of Rumi.

An expressive Agnus Dei is paired with the treasured American hymn Shall We Gather at the River each perfectly complementing the other in both emotion and spirituality. Available: SATB 2-Part.

Premiered at the 2005 ACDA convention this setting of a poem by William Butler Yeats begs the listener to tread softly on our dreams. Available for SSAA and TTBB. Premiered at the 2005 ACDA convention this setting of a poem by William Butler Yeats begs the listener to tread softly on our dreams.

New in the Jo Ann Miller series for 2008 up and coming composer Justin Metz illustrates the text of Robert Louis Stevenson masterfully. The accompaniment descriptively swings in the air while the vocal lines follow appropriately after. A true concert pleaser.

The Peter Aston Editorial Library prides itself in introducing otherwise unknown English works. From Handel's Israel in Egypt comes this too often overlooked classic.

Director of Music at Hollywood Presbyterian Ariel Quintana was recently named assistant conductor to the Los Angeles Master Chorale. His compositions have been performed by some of the world's most renowned ensembles and Pavaneis proud to release his setting of Isaiah 58:6-9.

A rhythmic spirited setting of the familiar prophetic text from Isaiah. This is an excellent choice for the Advent and Christmas season. Available: SATB.

Patsy Ford Simms dedicated this piece to every teenager in the world. Here is a piece to pick up anyone's spirits and give them the courage to Just Hold On. Great for middle school and high school graduation or concert. Available: 3-Part Mixed.

Judy Herrington's reputation as a conductor teacher and arranger have been well-established. Her role as a commissioned composer is gaining quickly. A specialist with children and treble voices Ms. Herrington has created an SSAsetting of this Stevenson poem. The cascading vocal lines paint beautiful pictures in sound. Excellent for school and festival choirs.

You Will Always Be in My Heart-Farvel is a great new way to end a program. The farewell poem by Halvor Langslet has been given musical wings that soars right into the heart. Daniel Pederson is a talented composer with an emerging library of new pieces.Performed at the ACDA Northwest Regional convention it is bound to be a festival staple.

This early American folk song is a lively number with percussive hand claps and will showcase treble choirs of all ages especially high school and college.

There are times when words simply aren't enough to offer the gratitude you feel. Thank goodness singing sounds without words sometimes says what words cannot. Here is an elegant song of thanks that celebrates the gift of music more specifically a cappella choral music.

Premiered at the 2005 ACDA convention this setting of a poem by William Butler Yeats begs the listener to tread softly on our dreams. Available for SSAA and TTBB.

The moving WWI poem by John McCrae has received many choral treatments but talented composer Doug Andrews gives us a refreshing musical perspective. The lilting melody is caressed in gentle harmonies and tasteful part writing.A compelling tribute during times of conflict this is an appropriate offering at this time.