Mark Hayes

With text from the book of Zephaniah and the Psalms Mark Hayes has created a timeless work already performed by thousands of choirs around the world. The pianistic accompaniment has also proved to work well on the organ.

Following the success of the original SATB composition this SAB setting is geared specifically for smaller ensembles. Beautiful music and text combine to create a sensitive message.

Mark Hayes has set this anonymously written popular text to a wonderful tune with rich accompanimentInstrumentation available (HMC2007a): Fl Ob Bb Clarinet Bsn/BassClarinet (Sub.) Hn in F Percussion and Full Score

Adoration Medley is wonderfully suited for blended worship experiences. It begins with an a cappella setting of Theodore Dubois's “Christ We Do All Adore Thee” from The Seven Last Words of Christ whichsets a tone of reverence and draws upon the choral tradition of the great classics. A short instrumental interlude ushers in the inspirational “Glorify Thy Name ” which has become a classic in the praise and worshipgenre. Old and new are joined by the common theme of adoration to God. Building in excitement and grandeur Adoration Medley then ends with a quiet moment of intimacy. For double choir ensemble or praise team and choir.Accessible to high school or adult choirs congregational participation during the praise chorus is encouraged. A stunning track and orchestration are also available.

You've heard this famous spiritual before, but wait until you hear it in the skillful hands of Mark Hayes! The piano part offers a fun-filled adventure---challenging, yet doable. The choral parts are so compelling that choir members will beg to sing them again and again. Listeners will be hard pressed to sit quietly in their seats when these walls come a-tumblin' down! / Choeur SAB

This original composition by Mark Hayes offers a non-traditional approach to Lenten or Easter services. The easy syncopated rhythms are not too difficult for a good intermediate pianist and the repetition in the vocal partsmakes this piece accessible to all choirs youth or adult. Beginning with Gethsemane and building to Resurrection Day Didn't I See My Lord? moves gradually higher in both melody and mood finally rejoicing in the glory ofthe Lord as it is reflected in the faces of those who believe.

Mark has once again contributed his substantial talent to create a highly useful collection for concert, contests, recitals, and worship. / Voix Moyennes

This jubilant piece by Mark Hayes is a fantastic addition to your choir's program!_x000D_Written for the fiftieth anniversary of the school of church music of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Kentucky. _x000D_Optional brass woodwinds and timpani

Du solo d'ouverture sensible, à travers la polyphonie captivante texturé, à l'refrain final chorale, cette centrale contemporaine enseigne une leçon inspirante sur la force de la chanson. 'De la meilleure partie de qui je suis, je chante!' / Choeur

Mark has once again contributed his substantial talent to create a highly useful collection for concert, contests, recitals, and worship. / Voix Moyenne(s)

Stand back for this fantastic new arrangement from the current hit musical revival on Broadway Hello Dolly! Beginning with an expressive solo the choral begins to come alive in tempo and energy until the final chord. Available in voicings to suit just about every performing ensemble with optional instrumentation you'll feel like you're on Broadway with every performance!