Darkest Hour

SKU: AP.43104

UPC: 038081504513. English.

In the final days of November, as the nights grew longer and the vicious North winds began to pound the embattled city, the kingdom was rapidly nearing its darkest hour. As enemy forces threatened from every side, the exhausted council gathered in the great hall for one final desperate meeting. With all hope waning, with all other options exhausted, and with one last chance to save his people, the king summoned all remaining forces and invoked The Seventh Resolution. A contemporary bold work! (4:30).

SKU: AP.43104S

UPC: 038081504520. English.

In the final days of November, as the nights grew longer and the vicious North winds began to pound the embattled city, the kingdom was rapidly nearing its darkest hour. As enemy forces threatened from every side, the exhausted council gathered in the great hall for one final desperate meeting. With all hope waning, with all other options exhausted, and with one last chance to save his people, the king summoned all remaining forces and invoked The Seventh Resolution. A contemporary bold work! (4:30).

SKU: JK.01590

Isaiah 58:6-11, Doctrine and Covenants 59:12-21.

Grati tude anthem for mixed chorus and piano: I will sing to God with a joyful sound. I will praise him above....In my darkest hour he made my step sure. I am his beloved.

Composer: Robert Millett
Lyricist: Robert Millett
Difficulty: Medium / medium-difficult acc.
Performance time: 2:25
Reference: Isaiah 58:6-11, Doctrine and Covenants 59:12-21.

SKU: HL.14003073

SKU: HP.2436

UPC: 763628124366. 2 Corinthians 5:20-21, 2 Corinthians 6:1-10, Ephesians 2:1-10.

Medley of hymn tunes Arnold Sherman sets the mood for the Lenten season with his adaptation of this Joel Raney composition which incorporates strains from O Sacred Head, Now Wounded, Were You There and Beneath the Cross of Jesus. The hymn tunes are beautifully woven together with an original, stirring melody for 3-6 octaves of handbells.

SKU: HL.4002390

UPC: 073999979886. 9.0x12.0x0.08 inches.

Our sky is never the same – from day to day or even hour to hour. It holds the brightest and darkest things we will ever see, and in addition is capable of displaying every imaginable color and mood. Through this expressive work, Samuel Hazo has translated the many qualities of the sky into musical moods. The opening section features flowing melodies beautifully developed between soloistic and full ensemble playing. The “sinister” fast section features driving rhythms, mixed meters and a crescendo that evolves into a powerful setting of the original melody. Sam's sense of timing and emotional pacing is strongly evident in this effective work. (5:45).