Particularly useful for Mother's Day, Father's Day, or any family emphasis/multi-generational services throughout the year, this new jewel from Tina English really shines. Its message of unity and Christian love will resonate with choir and congregation alike. / Choeur (SATB)
SKU: HL.329914
UPC: 840126907575. 5.0x5.0x0.15 inches.
From the ground breaking rock musical Next to Normal where a family struggles and learns how to deal with mental illness, light is a theme throughout--In the Light, A Light in the Dark, Let there Be Light--this thrilling number is full of production opportunities and full throated choral singing.
SKU: HL.4007631
UPC: 196288074595. 9.0x12.0 inches.
From Disney's animated blockbuster Encanto, here is a terrific medley for the concert stage featuring plenty of Latin excitement. This great sounding arrangement by Peter Kleine Schaars includes highlights from the following songs: We Don't Talk About Bruno, Waiting on a Miracle, Surface Pressure, Two Oruguitas and The Family Madrigal. Your band (as well as your audience!) will love this catchy music full of wonderful Disney melodies featuring Latin rhythms!
SKU: HL.4007629
UPC: 196288074571. 9.0x12.0 inches.
SKU: HL.282855
UPC: 888680790257. 5.0x5.0x0.148 inches.
Elena of Avalor is the story of a young Latina princess who is thrust upon the throne of her family's kingdom after her parents, the King and Queen, are killed. The song draws upon the Latin American tradition of Parranda Navidena, in which a group of friends surprise an unsuspecting individual with holiday song, instrument-playing, and refreshment!
SKU: AP.51088
UPC: 038081581255. English.
In the light I have found my family, I am safe to sing my song. With a lightly syncopated, contemporary sound, this uplifting original expresses the need for a warm and welcoming community for all. Composer Mark Burrows reminds us that we can help others feel comfort and belonging simply by sharing our inner light. Perform with piano alone or with the addition of an optional djembe. Rich with opportunities for social-emotional learning.
About Alfred Choral Designs
Th e Alfred Choral Designs Series provides student and adult choirs with a variety of secular choral music that is useful, practical, educationally appropriate, and a pleasure to sing. To that end, the Choral Designs series features original works, folk song settings, spiritual arrangements, choral masterworks, and holiday selections suitable for use in concerts, festivals, and contests.
SKU: AP.51089
UPC: 038081581262. English.
SKU: CF.CPS232
ISBN 9781491121276. UPC: 680160677009. 9 x 12 inches.
Eight Nights of Light is a fantastic medley of traditional Chanukah and Jewish tunes arranged for today's middle and high school concert band. This Grade 3.5 arrangement is rooted in my childhood days when my family would gather around the menorah and warm the cold winter nights with singing and inspiration. I originally made this medley for piano and for my own personal use. One day as my colleague Christopher Cicconi and I were discussing our holiday plans, my medley came up in conversation. Christopher asked to see and listen to it. Shortly thereafter, he suggested that this would make a terrific band piece. Immediately, we began work. The vast majority of tunes are traditional, but I introduce a new tune by a contemporary Rabbi who has been very important to me. This arrangement is particularly effective as Chris, who has conducted at the middle, high school and university levels, has a masterful grasp of how the pedagogy works with younger concert bands. --Jonathan Leshnoff.Eight Nights of Light is a fantastic medley of traditional Chanukah and Jewish tunes arranged for today’s middle and high school concert band. This Grade 3.5 arrangement is rooted in my childhood days when my family would gather around the menorah and warm the cold winter nights with singing and inspiration. I originally made this medley for piano and for my own personal use. One day as my colleague Christopher Cicconi and I were discussing our holiday plans, my medley came up in conversation. Christopher asked to see and listen to it. Shortly thereafter, he suggested that this would make a terrific band piece. Immediately, we began work. The vast majority of tunes are traditional, but I introduce a new tune by a contemporary Rabbi who has been very important to me. This arrangement is particularly effective as Chris, who has conducted at the middle, high school and university levels, has a masterful grasp of how the pedagogy works with younger concert bands.—Jonathan Leshnoff.
