From our Choral Traditions Series this sixteenth century chanson sighs over unhappy love. It is fairly easy and is suitable for high school and up. Fantastic for a renaissance faire!

From our Choral Traditions Series this eighteenth century piece is printed in phonetic Russian an English translation is included. A medium difficulty concert piece it is also suitable in a worship setting for liturgical churches.

From Walter S. Collins' familiar Choral Masterworks Series this edition is a collation of the two earliest known sources with the original instrumental introduction and accompaniment 'whose throbbing repeated notes give it an entirely new dimension'.

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A full choral version of the traditional text with a soprano solo singing over the surface

Instrumental Accompaniment Set-Includes: 2 Trumpets 2 Trombones Timpani (Eb and Bb). Conduct from choral score

This simple yet beautiful octavo was originally the ending of Handel's setting of Psalm 42. Edited by Alfred Mann it is published in connection with 'Bach and Handel: Choral Performance Practice'. HMB184 by Alfred Mann.

This piece was winner of the 2010 Vanguard Premieres Choral Composition Contest. A setting of Psalm 42 the rich harmonic language and skilled voice leading produce a lovely effect that complements the meaning of the text.

Set to a 9th century Japanese poem composer Jackson Hill uses traditional musical stylistic devices from the same culture to create a seamless tranquil unaccompanied choral work.

This delicate octavo would be a beneficial addition to your school choral program.

The text of this anthem draws from the Psalms and calls for everyone young and old to rejoice for 'God is in our midst.' Stylistically this anthem could be deemed contemporary due to its syncopated rhythms but it is still suitable for mainline and evangelical churches. This through-composed anthem has an extended choral speaking section with rhythmic clapping and mixed meters. Although there is a quieter and slower middle section the anthem starts off with great energy that does not stop until the end. It will definitely elicit an enthusiastic response!Full orchestration is available including handbells. Difficulty level: challenging

This a cappella piece for adult choir is suitable for either a concert or for Easter time. The tune is by Johannes Eccard and the words are by Martin Luther. Dennis Shrock edited it for the Choral Tradition Series words are in both German and English.

American Folk Song-This sorrowful folk tune from our James Jordan Choral Series is a sure winner with young and old alike.

Mark Hayes has adapted Psalm 89 for this lively and charming piece for young or inexperienced choirs. From the Baptist Festival Singers Choral Series

This Christmas carol with words by Sandra Ford is easily accessible for any choir. Written for mixed voices with a soprano or tenor solo the carol commences soft and sweet then finishes with a glorious cadence. Keyboard accompaniment and flute part are included in the choral score.

This new arrangement of a hymn favorite is a valuable addition to your church choral program.