Pavane Sacred

Perhaps better written as the 'Tuna Can Tata', a humorous story joins a well-known classic by Bach through the artful writing of Ellen Foncannon. Available: 2-Part.

From Pergolesi's (1710-1736) Salve Regina comes this adapted version for two-part mixed voices. The new, more contemporary text, is uplifting and tender. The imitative, cascading lines are beautiful.

The beckoning text and mysterious flavor of this 12th century plainsong has made this a favorite advent piece for centuries. It is the new harmonies Petker introduces that separate this arrangement fr...

This is hilarious! Ellen Foncannon has created a clever parody on Bach's famous Fugue in G Minor that will have your audience in stitches! Your students will have a blast singing such funny words with...

Mary Kay Beall has written a paraphrase of Psalm 8, with a musical setting by John Carter. This joyful tune can be enhanced as the congregation joins in to sing the recurring refrain. Available: SATB.

This is a tender and melodious selection. Based on Psalm 139, the message of God's love for us, and how overwhelmed we are at God's individual care, is passionately communicated. Available: SATB.

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

Experience the love and joy of Christmas with this original ballad. Tender text and accessible voice leading unite to reflect a magical arrangement sure to delight audiences. Available: SATB.

A lovely and touching contemporary setting of the familiar text from Isaiah. Poignant lines for solo vocal and cello, joined and supported by choral sonorities rising to an emotional high point, leadi...

This upbeat swinger spotlights arrangements of three steamy favorites (Fever, Steam Heat, Stuff Like That There) and then combines all three in a fun-filled contrapuntal play that will delight both pe...

Available: SATB, Brass Parts.

A contemporary carol for SATB choir whose text is a song of thanksgiving for God's gift of light.