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Clausen Deep River SATB

Clausen Softly And Tenderly, arranged for SATB.

A powerful, emotional text and rich harmonies express the passion of Christ's sacrifice. Using The Third Melody by sixteenth-century composer Thomas Tallis, arranger Lee Dengler expresses the inexpres...

Breathtaking. One of the most beloved texts of all time gets a new treatment with Thomas Schwalm's original melody. This lyrical arrangement may very well rival the folk tune we all know and love with...

Wow! A wonderfully fresh arrangement of the beloved hymn. This famous text has become the theme song for church choirs throughout the world. Thomas Schwalm adds sparkling handbells and a wonderfully u...

This lilting choral dance is over much too quickly! Bright and buoyant, reminiscent of an English madrigal, Awake, My Heart is bursting with joy and vigorous praise! A wonderful choice for choral intr...

A classic eighteenth-century madrigal, the charming Danza, Danza, Fanciulla Gentile has been set for high school or adult ensemble.

The audience will love being teased with tune fragments from seven popular Stephen Foster songs. Nelly Bly gives high school, college, and community choirs a chance to play 'name that tune' with the l...

A lovely classic for a Valentine's concert or spring contest or festival. Ich Liebe Dich has long been a favorite art song of vocalists. This new choral arrangement is sure to please as well.

The inspired words of Abraham Lincoln live again in Joseph Martin's latest anthem. This little-known poem by Lincoln gives us an insight into this great American's feelings about home and the meaning...

British composer Paul Leddington Wright provides a joyful shout of thanksgiving and praise with his new musical setting of this Charles Wesley text. Written to celebrate Wesley's 300th birthday, this...

Arranged for SATB Choir and Piano by Stan Beard and Barry Tucker.

The memorable song from the much loved popular West End Hit show Where's Charley?.

Arranged for SAB Choir and Piano by Carl Strommen.