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Beginning with the 19th century hymn Hark the Vesper Hymn is Stealing, Ellen Foncannon brings a lively freshness. Including a simple handbell part (5 bells) and an optional C-instrument obbligato, we...

Composer Manny Cepeda's beautiful love song captures the spirit of Mexican culture and is supported by rhythmic motifs in the vocal parts. A percussion and string bass part are available separately.

Uses: Praise Scripture: Psalm 150 Power, strength and majesty are the words that best describe this setting of Psalm 150. Written for organ and optional brass, the opening builds to the choir's entry....

The response to Kevin Memley's setting of Danny Boy for TTBB voices in 2011 was so strong, we now offer voicings for SATB and SSA. This setting begins and ends with the voices emulating the bagpipe so...

The text from Nehemiah 8:10 and Isaiah 43:1-3 expresses joy through helping those who are less fortunate. The opening melody carries this message with delicate ease, then moves into a brief choral sta...

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 musi...

This choral piece uses canons to create a showcase for choirs that is absolutely irresistible! The captivating melody dances in your imagination until you can't help but sing along!

Using an ancient text by Matthew Arnold, this haunting and alluring love song has an elegant simplicity that brings the story and longing of the poem to life.

Four-part, a cappella voices sing in counterpoint and in chorus with tender and compelling harmonies in this stirring Stabat Mater setting. The dramatic and emotional imagery is richly portrayed throu...

Here is a clever secular madrigal that reminds us that the joys of life are not necessarily found in a brand name! Clever rhymes and word play along with a bubbly style give this lighter selection spe...

Uses: Reflection, Concert Scripture: Isaiah 40:31 Once you begin hearing this piece you are drawn in...you want to sing it. The eagle's wings text is one of the most frequently set to music, and yet t...

A new melody uses the text of the well-loved hymn Take My Life and Let it Be, and it is an excellent tune. When the hymntune HENDON does appear it is in a welcomed salute.

Here is a wonderful Christmas piece with a tune that will capture your heart not once but twice. The end of each verse has a hook that draws you in, but you fall all the way when you hear the joyful c...

This traditional African-American slave song comes from the Georgia Sea Islands. The a cappella Spiritual style rocks this energetic and evangelizing song. Brian Tate brings a soulful passion to his a...

You can see the old clipper ships and the iron men who worked them as vividly as if they were before you. The Benet poem honors a bygone era and Bisbee's music places us on the ocean waves. An express...

What a refreshing setting of such a well-loved hymn. This Amazing Grace was originally written for the King's Singers and a women's choir. It can now be performed in numerous configurations, antiphona...

Kevin Memley used the words of Soren Engström for this tender piece commissioned in memory of a college student. The text carries questions that remind us of the fraility of life and encourage us to e...

With a rollicking 6/8 and 4/4, back and forth, rhythm, this piece dances from the start. Based on Psalm 57:7-10 and Psalm 84:4-7, the text is a song of praise. A contrasting middle section is much slo...