Richard Lörcher

Written in 1930 and famously recorded by Nat King Cole in 1951, this hit regained popularity when Natalie Cole recorded a 'virtual duet' with her father. Laid-back and fun to sing it became the title...

Written in 1930 and famously recorded by Nat King Cole in 1951, this hit regained popularity when Natalie Cole recorded a 'virtual duet' with her father. Laid-back and fun to sing it became the title...

Written in 1930 and famously recorded by Nat King Cole in 1951, this hit regained popularity when Natalie Cole recorded a 'virtual duet' with her father. Laid-back and fun to sing it became the title...

Richly atmospheric, this 8-minute setting of a Spanish text by Miguel de Unamuno requires a large double choir and two horn players, but rewards everyone with a remarkable musical experience.

A gorgeous song written by acclaimed Christian composers David Hamilton, Tony Wood, and Michael W. Smith, an inspired Mark Hayes has written a lovely arrangement for your choir. The expressive introdu...

Charles Albertine played tenor saxophone with the Sammy Kaye band in the late 1940s, and was the lead arranger for the new Las Elgart band. He arranged most of the Three Suns later music. Most of his...

Charles Albertine played tenor saxophone with the Sammy Kaye band in the late 1940s, and was the lead arranger for the new Las Elgart band. He arranged most of the Three Suns later music. Most of his...