Don Besig Nancy Price: When We Sing to the Lord: SATB: Vocal Score

Don Besig and Nancy Price give us not one but two new partner songs for When The Saints Go Marching In. The all-purpose 3-part voicing is ideal for any group from middle school through senior high. For Upper Voices (SSA).

Any choir can fill the sanctuary with ringing praise this Easter with the help of Don Besig and Nancy Price. You'll love the bright and jubilant presentation of the Good News with its cunning use of “When I Survey theWondrous Cross.” Its overwhelming popularity in its SATB version published in 1988 made it eligible to be offered now in SAB for choirs anywhere. The optional B-flat trumpet part is provided in the octavo. A majestic fanfarefor Easter Sunday!

There is a touch of mystery in this new Price/Besig Advent offering. The bass-like piano support sets the tone early and the men soon follow with a lightly syncopated theme that is immediately engaging. So different from mostAdvent music this will be a breath of fresh air for your seasonal planning. Splendidly crafted you will find this piece easy to teach to your group.

A Celebration of Advent-From the veteran writing team of Don Besig and Nancy Price we present what is sure to become an Advent tradition. Assembled from some of their best-selling anthems this helpful collection is a splendid resource for your seasonalprogramming. Whether performed individually or as a mini-cantata your choir will resonate with the simple messages of hope peace love and joy! This compilation can accompany your candle lighting each week to help createprecious moments of reflection as you experience the journey of Christmas. Contains: Will We Know Him? Waiting for the Light! O Come Emmanuel; A Little Child Will Come to Lead Us; When Emmanuel Has Come; Candles of AdventAlso available: Listening CD and Preview Pack.

This amazing new anthem is a deeply moving experience when sung with a sincere heart. The words are profound in their description of Christ's passion and the poignant music is some of the composers most expressive work. There isnot one note without meaning and purpose which greatly simplifies the learning process. Come and Kneel at the Cross will remain in hearts long after the final note.

In a time when we hope and pray so fervently for peace “A Kyrie for Our Time” calls our attention to solvable problems that have always been present. In a world so full of beauty and wonder...Children live inpoverty and hunger. In a world so full of hope for tomorrow...Children live in sickness pain and sorrow. Kyrie eleison. A haunting melody melancholy flute obbligato and a shimmering descant make this lovely prayer anappropriate reminder of what our response should be each and every day of the year.

Uses: General Music Appreciation Scripture: Psalm 13:6 Acts 16:25 Exodus 15:1 Psalm 59:16 With a confident flourish of praise and the clarion statement of Come Christians Join to Sing this anthem immediately engages the spirit. This curtain raising acclamation soon surrenders to a lightly syncopated original theme that is a charming melodic gesture accompanied by a cheerful piano part. This text celebrates the glory of singing the old songs and the community we find in praise. A counter-melody adds vocal variety and the piece is sure to set toes to tapping with its upbeat and joyful nature.