Perhaps the most celebrated carol of them all Joy to the World has never sounded so rich and wonderful. This festive approach has it all and you will be able to use this glorious version over and over again. Don't miss addingthis one to your permanent music library. The orchestration is amazing!

A wonderful statement of unity for all Christians. In This Fellowship of Faith sings of the ideal community of believers - standing together singing praising serving and praying as disciples of Christ. Atriumphant message especially appropriate for services of dedication this sturdy anthem can be sung by any faith community at any time of the year. Simple yet profoundly effective.

Vocal Solos for the Entire Year-A versatile vocal solo compilation from the creative pen of Joseph Martin. Fresh hymn arrangements and bestsellers form the heart of this impressive collection of praise. The book covers the entire church year making thisan indispensable addition to your sacred library. Fully orchestrated accompaniment tracks give singers many wonderful options for performance. All of the arrangements are taken from the album Seasons of Song performed bySue Martin. Contains: Coming Home Nothing Left to Say Such Is the Way of God's Love I Love to Sing the Story Rose in the Valley Jesus Lover of My Soul O Holy Night And theStars Sang The Weeping Tree Theme Empty Now It Is Well With My Soul Everywhere Christmas Tonight The Remembering and more.

A French Folk Song Medley-Three French folk songs create a charming medley that was written with the intention it would be performed in the original language. This choral is a thoughtful choice to introduce the French language for students who are beginning to sing in two-parts.

Praise and jubilation are the main ingredients in this sparkling anthem. Combining elements of classic hymnody and Lift High the Cross of Christ with a contemporary refrain this piece is perfect for services ofblended worship. Bold majestic accompaniment supports a memorable chorus-style melody that could easily be taught to the congregation. Let Christ Be Lifted Up is joyful and exciting and a must for continuing thefestive celebration of Easter.

Hal Hopson's adaptation of Praise the Lord from Handel's Judas Maccabaeus is a standard in most choral libraries. Now he gives us another performance option with his two-part version. This majestic andtriumphant song of adoration is now accessible to all choirs for any number of festive occasions. Available separately: SATB TTBB SAB 2-part.

One Voice I Will Not Be Silent is the finale from Sing for the Cure a 60-minute 11-song choral collection with full orchestration or piano accompaniment. Filled with hope and inspiration this choral selection makes an enthusiastic concert closer.

Level B Method Book-Explores principles of reading music theory technique interpretation and musicianship. Each lesson also includes appropriate scripture references.

Try a festive approach to Thanksgiving or general praise needs. A majestic opening leads to a driving theme full of syncopations and dramatic dynamic shifts. The composer mixes the classical with contemporary for a traditional piece with a progressive edge.

A moving depiction of what the future holds for the newborn King. Poor Little Jesus is a powerfully simple statement of Christ's purpose on earth from his arrival without pomp to His humble ministry and humiliating death. Beautiful.

Mark Hayes's version of the long-time favorite hymn exemplifies the arranger at his best. The freely sung opening solo a cappella section and luscious harmonies make this one special indeed. I Surrender Allincorporates great feeling with each phrase creating a memorable moment in the musical life of your church.

Uses: General memorial Lent Scripture: Psalm 46:1 This great monument of praise has brought comfort to countless pilgrims of faith since its first appearance. Fashioned by the arranger to be agradually building crescendo of worship this testament to God's provision for our lives is a memorable addition to any service gathering.

René Clausen's impressionistic La Lumiére (The Light) is a wonderful sensual experience in tone color and texture. As the poet's spiritual perception changes he views his visual landscape in a newlight. In much the same way Clausen transforms the listener's aural landscape with layer upon layer of changing harmony and musical texture. Written for a cappella choir with divisi in each voice part this modern impressionisticchoral will showcase the talents of the most discerning ensemble.

What a refreshing way to start a worship service! We Have Come to Worship is bouncy and light written in a calypso style by Stan Pethel. Simple two-part harmony makes this piece easily accessible to any size choir. Add thepercussion ensemble for a delightful praise experience!

Mark Hayes's version of the long-time favorite hymn exemplifies the arranger at his best. The freely sung opening solo a cappella section and luscious harmonies make this one special indeed. I Surrender Allincorporates great feeling with each phrase creating a memorable moment in the musical life of your church.

This season present the holiday classic by Clement Clark Moore set to music by Ken Darby and wonderfully arranged by Harry Simeone. A timeless favorite for all. The demo recording is courtesy of Sandi Patty and her family.

Ken Medema is ever mindful of the needs of contemporary congregations and writes progressive words and music that inspire us all. Ordination services or commissioning observances will benefit from this sensitive encouraging sacred song. Striking!

This playful two-part work is rich with interaction between the voices. Janet Gardner expertly arranged this sweet poem by Christina Rossetti in a wonderful child-like musical setting with detached and legato interplay as well as including a range of dynamic changes.

Uses: Pentecost Scripture: Acts 2:1-21 The birthday of the church is described in detail in this interesting anthem scored with thoughtfulness for two-part choir. Delivering the message of therushing mighty wind and the tongues of flame this anthem sets the tone for a celebrative service honoring the Spirit of God among us. The lilting 6/8 meter along with the minor mode add a singularquality to the music. This anthem is easily and quickly learned!

There is deep lamentation in the chromatic tones of this piece and yet the seeds of hope can be found as it climbs into the heights. Tastefully arranged this little-known spiritual captures the warm tones of assurance at theheart of this bittersweet choral. Memorable!