La Mer (Chorus SATB)

SKU: JK.01015

Psalm 95:1-6, Psalm 33:1-6.

Thanksg iving anthem for mixed chorus (SATB) and organ or piano. Sopranos divide the last four measures. Sopranos' highest note: E.
Composer: Conrad Kocher
Arranger: Darwin Wolford
Lyricist: Folliot S. Pierpont
Difficulty: Medium / medium-difficult acc.
Performance time: 3:10
Reference: Psalm 95:1-6, Psalm 33:1-6.

SKU: JK.01147

Luke: 2.

Traditional French lullaby arranged for seasoned a cappella mixed chorus (SSATB), creates a lovely vision of lowing animals in the stable and angels hovering over the cradle where the God of Light is laid.

Arranger: Julie Webb
Difficulty: Very Easy
Performance time: 1:20
Reference: Luke: 2.

SKU: JK.01219

Revelation 1:17-18, Doctrine and Covenants 6:36-37.

Anthem for mixed chorus (SSATB) and piano, appropriate for Sacrament or Easter service.
Come let us sing of endless love,
of Him who left His throne above
and came to earth, Oh, wondrous plan!
To suffer, bleed and die for man.
Composer: David Len Allen
Lyricist: George A. Manwaring, treatment by David Len Allen
Difficulty: Medium
Performance time: 2:20
Reference: Revelation 1:17-18, Doctrine and Covenants 6:36-37.

SKU: JK.00929

Patriotic anthem for mixed chorus (SSATB) and piano, with text adapted from The New Colossus, a poem by Emma Lazarus graven on a tablet within the pedestal on which the Statue of Liberty stands.
Composer: David Len Allen
Lyricist: Text adapted from The New Colossus by Emma Lazarus
Difficulty: Medium
Performance time: 3:00.

SKU: JK.01124

Moroni 10:4-5.

Scriptu ral setting arranged for mixed chorus (SSATB) and piano, of Moroni 10:4-5.
Composer: Richard W. Smith
Lyricist: Moroni 10:4-5
Difficulty: Medium-easy
Performance time: 4:30
Reference: Moroni 10:4-5.

SKU: JK.00935

Doctrine and Covenants 18:10-16, 1 John 2:10.

Beautiful ly sacred setting from Missa Mormonis, sung as an earnest request for the Lord to be patient with an imperfect child--in words reminiscent of O Divine Redeemer. Arranged for mixed chorus (SSATB) and piano by Lynn S. Lund. Also available for SAB choir (#00562).
Composer: Lynn S. Lund
Lyricist: Psalms 25
Difficulty: Medium / medium acc.
Performance time: 5:30
Reference: Doctrine and Covenants 18:10-16, 1 John 2:10.

SKU: JK.00250

Luke 2.

Christmas spiritual for a cappella mixed chorus (SSATB) and soloists: For He was born, born, born within a manger, Jesus my Savior and my King. 'Twas a sign unto the world, the wise men testify.
Composer: Ann Kapp Andersen
Lyricist: Tamara Hann
Difficulty: Medium
Performance time: 2:00
Reference: Luke 2.

SKU: JK.01170

Powerful arrangement for mixed chorus (SSATB) and piano, in A flat (3 flats), - inspiring all men and women to declare God's word:
Go forth in the service of God and follow the ways of the Lord. For He is the Light, the Life, and the Way. Who can stay the great pow'r of His word?
Composer: Betsy Lee Bailey
Arranger: Betsy Lee Bailey
Lyricist: Betsy Lee Bailey (text inspired by words of Gordon)
Difficulty: Medium.

SKU: HL.14042377

ISBN 9788759815038. English.

Per Nørgård's Maya Dances (-for her unborn son) 
for mixed chorus SATB (1979/1992) - English version.

Original Danish text by Ole Sarvig - from the opera Siddharta. English vocal version by Paula Hostrup-Jesse.
< br/>The two melodies of MAYA DANCES was originally composed for children’s chorus and mixed choir with orchestra, respectively, as part of the opera SIDDHARTA (1974-79). The children’s song (bars 1-27) was later incorporated into the first movement of the choral work WIE EIN KIND for mixed chorus from 1979-80 (printed edition WH 29552). 

Th e presentchoral version for SATB from 1992, edited by Ivan Hansen and the composer, is a combination of the two above mentioned songs from the opera. 

In the opera the children’s singing game describes the sad Queen Maya’s longing for a child. She senses the coming of a new age and is enlivened by dancing a fertility dance for the unborn prince Siddharta. Two themes alternate: the straightforward song of the children, and the comment of Prajapati (Maya’s sister) on Queen Maya’s dance.