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A hymn text that reflects the redemptive heart of God for His people is lovingly set to new music. Using words that have been celebrated even outside the sanctuary, this melodic variation is a compelling new way to present the promise found in the treasured lyric. Set in minor, the melody expresses a depth of emotion that makes the anthem ideal for communion or moments of reflection and repentance. The surprising turn of the theme to major mode paints a powerful sonic picture of salvation and assurance.

Jesus! What a Friend. The theme of this anthem is a melodic delight, carrying the graceful message of divine love directly to the believer's heart. Sensitively arranged, this would be a thoughtful choice for communion or moments when a call to faith is offered. Arching skyward at the refrain, the music delivers the triumphant lines Hallelujah! what a Savior! Hallelujah! what a friend! with power and confidence. Easy to sing, hard to forget!

Young singers will adore singing this Spanish carol and exploring tempo with all the wonderful musical opportunities it brings. With a piano and optional percussion accompaniment that reflects the sound of a donkey syncopated vocals increase in tempo making a novel and wonderful multicultural selection for the holidays. Young singers will adore singing this Spanish carol and exploring tempo with all the wonderful musical opportunities it brings. With a piano and optional percussion accompaniment that reflects the sound of a donkey syncopated vocals increase in tempo making a novel and wonderful multicultural selection for the holidays.

40 Fun Warm-Ups Using Songs from Across the United States-Keeping singers in our ensembles excited and energized during the warm-up process is a consistent hurdle for educators across the nation. By using songs that are indigenous to different parts of our country teachers in choral classrooms can help students prepare their minds bodies and voices while sharing a bit of our culture and history from different areas of the United States. All of the songs can be used with both inexperienced beginners and advanced singers. The lesson suggestions introduced with each song are intended to be aspringboard for teachers to modify and adapt to their own students' needs and skill levels. Each melody includes strategies that are accessible for those who are just learning how to use their voices and also for those more sophisticated singers who enjoy a good challenge. Keeping singers in our ensembles excited and energized during the warm-up process is a consistent hurdle for educators across the nation. By using songs that are indigenous to different parts of our country teachers in choral classrooms can help students prepare their minds bodies and voices while sharing a bit of our culture and history from different areas of the United States. All of the songs can be used with both inexperienced beginners and advanced singers. The lesson suggestions introduced with each song are intended to be aspringboard for teachers to modify and adapt to their own students' needs and skill levels. Each melody includes strategies that are accessible for those who are just learning how to use their voices and also for those more sophisticated singers who enjoy a good challenge.