Here is a distinctive offering from David Lantz and Herb Frombach. Drawing upon the sounds and spirit of Africa this a cappella gem for Pentecost is an unforgettable choral to experience. The anthem's unity message is perfect forthe festival of Pentecost and the inclusion of the idiomatic rhythm instruments brings an added dimension of delight to this exciting new composition.

Building from a quiet beginning to a celebrative finish this rhythmic anthem is unbridled fun. Perfect for Palm Sunday or any time during the year it combines portions of the traditional Latin Sanctus text with an Africanmelody. The result is a delightful anthem of joy. Add the optional percussion to enhance the presentation.

Betelehemu - African Noel - Siyahamba-Sally Albrecht combines three celebrated African folk songs into one exuberant arrangement for choirs of all levels from elementary through high school. Pulsating rhythms and a joyous layering of vocal parts build to an explosive finish. Sing this cross-cultural gem in Swahili and English for seasonal concerts or use the alternate 'Alleluya' text all year long. A lively African feel SoundTrax is available or add your own rhythm instruments.

The anticipation of the coming Messiah is captured with the African percussion and choral writing in this exciting new choral from Michael Barrett. The African folk song Kum Ba Yah is the pivotal point within this carol. Not to be missed!

The TTBB edition of African Processional was commissioned by Charles Bruffy and the Phoenix Bach Choir for the educational outreach program. This welcome song uses African Percussion and provides a plethora of creative staging ideas.

a capella-This playful contemporary African folksong is a lot of fun to perform with layered vocal parts African percussion and humorous references to the choir members singing.

Benjamin Harlan has taken an African folksong and created a new anthem which radiates Christmas joy. The optional percussion adds excitement and interest.

Now available in an SSSA voicing this multicultural piece in the Ron Kean series utilizes sounds from African folk songs. With a myriad of percussion instruments the rhythm is set. A joyful chorus emerges with an occasional solo interjection.

Peace Love and Unity-This choral gem by Jerry Estes set in an African folk song musical style incorporates the Swahili words for peace love and unity. Amazingly versatile this piece works for multicultural purposes December performances Kwanzaa or general concerts. An optional descant adds more teaching opportunities and excitement to the performance. Perfect for improvisational percussion instruments! Available separately: 3-part mixed; 2-part; StudioTrax CD.

Your singers will love rehearsing and performing this rhythmic celebration based on traditional African music. Layered vocal lines call and response and the vitality of the conga claves and djembe will bring freshness and energy to your concert!

African percussion serves as a fantastic background to a cappella voices in a compelling new arrangement by Kirby Shaw. An awe-inspiring setting for SATB choir a cappella and optional percussion (shaker/Woodblock and High/Low Drum).