GOR p. 490. For SATB Piano.

For SATB and Piano.

As heard on TV's The West Wing. For SATB and Organ.

A hymn for Chanukah.

Psalm 133:1: 'Behold How It is for Brethren to Dwell Together.' For SATB Flute Piano or Organ.

A stunning melody by Smolover and choral arrangement by Kroll-Rosenbaum set to a poem written by an anonymous author at Terezin concentration camp. A stunning melody by Smolover and choral arrangement by Kroll-Rosenbaum set to a poem written by an anonymous author at Terezin concentration camp.

We light these lights to remember the miracles... Up-and-coming Ronna Honigman's setting fills a great need for something new and refreshing for Chaunkah yet conveys the uncanny feel of a classic you've sung your whole life. Setfor SA choir and keyboard it's a shoo-in for any treble chorus's holiday concert.

Psalm 144: 3-4 Psalm 9: 6-In 2008 Transcontinental celebrated the work of Simon Sargon our Composer of the Year with several new pieces from this prolific patriarch of Jewish music. This flowing somber piece set to the contemplative words of Psalms 90 and 144 is an emotionally latent addition to worship particularly a Yizkor or memorial service but makes just as powerful a choice for a concert performance.

Renowned ethnomusicologist documentarian and klezmer musician Yale Strom teamed up with Transcontinental Music to create an exhaustive compilation of nigunim horas bulgars and more. This songbook features melody linesand chords for 313 songs including many collected from the field by Strom himself in Eastern Europe and published here for the first time plus a number of exclusive out-of-print lost treasures not available anywhere else. Stromalso provides a thorough extensive written history and perspective of klezmer complete with a glossary and archival photos. The CD includes 36 of the songs found in the book recorded by Strom and his band Hot Pstromi.Renowned ethnomusicologist documentarian and klezmer musician Yale Strom teamed up with Transcontinental Music to create an exhaustive compilation of nigunim horas bulgars and more. This songbook features melody lines and chords for 313 songs including many collected from the field by Strom himself in Eastern Europe and published here for the first time plus a number of exclusive out-of-print lost treasures not available anywhere else. Strom also provides a thorough extensive written history and perspective of klezmer complete with a glossary and archival photos. The CD includes 36 of the songs found in the book recorded by Strom and his band Hot Pstromi.

The Westminster Conservatory Youth Chorale Jewish Music Series. For SATB and Solo and Piano.

Joseph sets this introspective text on the transitory nature of life for a contemplative four-part choir. The text includes verses from the books of Psalms and Deuteronomy.

Poems by Yaakov Barzilai: An Accidental Meeting I Once Had a Friend There are No Stars in the Sky. Available separately: SATB and SSAA rehearsal piano part included.

The Alice Parker Choral Series. Text by Y. Sheinburg. Rise up let's go rise up Comrades return! For SATB a cappella. Rehearsal piano part included.

Three separate settings by three very different composers of the most recognized melody in all of Jewish music. The composers bring stylistically diverse settings ranging from the 19th to mid-20th centuries. Perform one or all.

My Fate-Some hallmarks of an excellent choral arrangement are sensitivity to the text singing lines for each of the vocal parts and variation in texture. Zuckerman's arrangements are so good they almost sing themselves.The vocal lines are lyrical the texture varied and few are more effective word-painters than Zuckerman. Zuckerman's three arrangements ( Di Zun Mayn Rue-Plats and Dolye Mayne Dolye ) are the perfect place to startyour choir singing in Yiddish.My Fate. Some hallmarks of an excellent choral arrangement are sensitivity to the text singing lines for each of the vocal parts and variation in texture. Zuckerman's arrangements are so good they almost sing themselves. The vocal lines are lyrical the texture varied and few are more effective word-painters than Zuckerman. Zuckerman's three arrangements (Di Zun Mayn Rue-Plats and Dolye Mayne Dolye) are the perfect place to start your choir singing in Yiddish.

Robert Applebaum is one of our favorite new composers; this piece has gotten a lot of attention. The ethereal almost precarious setting and lilting chord progressions amongst this Hebrew prayer for peace seem to convey a poignant statement about the elusiveness of peace and the consequences of its absence. Extremely powerful.

Ocho Kendelikas-Building on the success of his SSA arrangement of this Ladino folk classic it just so happens that J.A. Kawarsky has a TTBB version for male choirs who felt left out of this enjoyable setting. For those who never thought a littlebit of Latin flavor could make it into a Jewish choir piece: check this one out.

The People of Israel Shall Keep the Sabbath-Transcontinental celebrates perhaps the biggest and most influential figure in Jewish music since 1971 with this choral adaptation of one of her most famous pieces. Comisar's setting is extremely moving making seamless transitions between emotive delicateness and power. This should be the hit of the year for synagogue choirs. For cantor or solo and SATB with keyboard.

O You Little Candles Bright-Yiddish folk song/Chanukah song. For 2-Part and Keyboard.

This song finds a special place in the Jewish heart for anyone who hears it. Such a beautiful moving classic on the subject of family tradition and Chanukah won't do without an equally tender setting. Ken Cornielle's isgorgeous. Add some Yiddish and some beauty to your holiday program.