Energetic and upbeat this creative new setting by the very talented Rosephanye Powell is delightful! Singable and well worth the effort this one will really raise the roof!

Almost too clever for words Larry Shackley decided it was time to make fun of all those who use Bach's classics as a foundation for a new song. So he did it too but in the most honoring and humorous way. Larry is anestablished composer and arranger and his craftsmanship comes through with this amusing piece.

i thank You God for this most amazing by poet e.e. cummings provides the textual framework for this exuberant setting for mixed voices and piano. Dancing melodies and buoyant meters create a joyous celebration of sound.

Premiered at the 2005 ACDA National Convention this setting of an Ivan Gallardo poem features harmonic imagery gracious choral lines and an artful accompaniment.

Dante Gabriel Rossetti is the brother of the more famous poet Christina but this poem demonstrates his comparable finesse. Robert H. Young's setting illuminates the rich beauty of the text. The expression is full and deep inboth word and music. An excellent concert piece for high school college or chorale voices.

The text from Matthew 11:28-30 forms the lyric framework for this expressive anthem. Gentle vocal echoes and rich harmonies create an atmosphere of peace andserenity.

10 Lerner and Loewe favorites as arranged by the talented Fred Bock. Songs include: Camelot * Get Me to the Church on Time * Gigi * I Could Have Danced All Night * If Ever I Would Leave You * On the Street Where You Live * Thank Heaven for Little Girls * and more. 10 Lerner and Loewe favorites as arranged by the talented Fred Bock. Songs include: Camelot * Get Me to the Church on Time * Gigi * I Could Have Danced All Night * If Ever I Would Leave You * On the Street Where You Live * Thank Heaven for Little Girls * and more.

Commissioned by Vox Femina for their 2004 ACDA performance this work reveals a connection to African-American culture through its musical roots and affirming text. Ideal for women's groups from high school through adult.

Previously available only for SSAATTBB a cappella this new edition is SATB (no divisi) and includes a piano part that completes the harmony but almost makes you think the choir was a cappella. Excellent for church and concert!

Doug Andrews has brilliantly brought new life to an old favorite. While not difficult to learn the vocal lines and harmonies bring new interest to this classic.

This collection of baroque organ pieces is an excellent source of repertoire for any organist. Mr. Purvis has brought together works by Bach Arne d'Andrieu and Rameau. Each piece has its own characteristic but all have that same baroque style and flair. This collection of baroque organ pieces is an excellent source of repertoire for any organist. Mr. Purvis has brought together works by Bach Arne d'Andrieu and Rameau. Each piece has its own characteristic but all have that same baroque style and flair.

The a cappella Fred Prentice arrangement has been a popular selection for years. Then Carol Barnett harpist extraordinaire with the Dale Warland Singers created an accompaniment (it works very well for piano too) and a wholenew life ensued. We are proud to release this new edition with Carol's excellent accompaniment.

The famous St. Francis of Assisi text All Creatures of Our God and King has been majestically set by British composer William Krape. Reminiscent of the great English cathedral music of the early 20th century this work is part ofthe Houston Children's Chorus Classic Series.

Stacey Gibbs has become one of the most commissioned composers of our age because his arrangements of spirituals bring the house down. His setting of this familiar spiritual falls right into line - so fun to sing and rewarding to hear. Great for high school college and community choirs. Medium.

A Capella-Great a cappella writing in the Parker/Shaw tradition comes to mind when hearing this arrangement. The familiar tune Warrenton from Southern Harmony (1835) is always evident as the other vocal parts dance about it. The resulting harmonies are fresh and liberating.

You have never heard how hot this Christmas Carol can sound until you have heard Doug Andrews' new arrangement. A jazz choir would sound great but Doug has drafted it so any choir can succeed and have a great time.

Pavane by Gabriel Faure contains one of the most luxurious and haunting melodies. With a stirring text by Rev. Russell Kane Allan Petker cultivated a choral setting that has been popular for years. This new edition isset for 2-part mixed voices with keyboard and optional obbligato. For Lent Communion or general use.

Rosephanye Powell is known for her ability to bring earthy rhythmic ostinato patterns to a classical level and she has done it again with this one. Commissioned and composed for the National Women's Honor Choir for the ACDANational Convention 2003 this choral is destined for a long life. Relentless energy underscores the Psalm text of praise that makes this a fitting choral for both church and school.

The title says it all: Acension. It is the fulfilling of scripture when Jesus ascends to be on the right of the throne of God. The a cappella music is powerful and majestic moving to a triumphant ending. The title says it all: Acension. It is the fulfilling of scripture when Jesus ascends to be on the right of the throne of God. The a cappella music is powerful and majestic moving to a triumphant ending.

Daniel McDavitt has composed an exquisite trilogy using texts from three American greats: Ralph Waldo Emerson Abraham Lincoln and William Wordsworth. Although they can be performed individually they are most powerful as a set each with flute obbligato. The first memory from Emerson is about music and is joyful and buoyant. The second memory is from Lincoln and is more reflective about childhood. The final memory by Wordsworth combines the thoughts of the previous two in a mature understanding. A delightful trilogy for high school choirs.Daniel McDavitt has composed an exquisite trilogy using texts from three American greats: Ralph Waldo Emerson Abraham Lincoln and William Wordsworth. Although they can be performed individually they are most powerful as a set each with flute obbligato. The first memory from Emerson is about music and is joyful and buoyant. The second memory is from Lincoln and is more reflective about childhood. The final memory by Wordsworth combines the thoughts of the previous two in a mature understanding. A delightful trilogy for high school choirs.Daniel McDavitt has composed an exquisite trilogy using texts from three American greats: Ralph Waldo Emerson Abraham Lincoln and WilliamWordsworth. Although they can be performed individually they are most powerful as a set each with flute obbligato. The first memory from Emerson is about music and is joyful and buoyant. The second memory is from Lincoln and is more reflective about childhood. The final memory by Wordsworth combines the thoughts of the previous two in a mature understanding. A delightful trilogy for high school choirs.