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Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies is an Appalachian folk song that has been given a new melody in this brisk arrangement by Dan Davison. Treble choirs will love singing the text be careful in the are...

Treble choirs will embrace singing this powerful contemporary setting of the Day of Wrath text. Christi Jones employs strong melodic statements with a relentless and and percussive piano accompaniment...

John Anderson, my jo John was written by 18th century Scottish poet Robert Burns. The poem examines fond memories of shared experiences through the lens of a spouse nearing the end of life's road. Tim...

With gently soothing harmonic colors, Greg Gilpin captures the mystery of the slender moon in this wonderful setting. Inspired by the descriptive text found in poet Joseph S. Cotter, Jr's. poem Night...

Thina Singu is a popular folksong in Lesotho and South Africa whose title translates to We are a burning fire...burn. Burrows' arrangement employs exciting percussion, driving the burning melody forwa...

The highly used Latin Kyrie text, from Missa Brevis, consists of a melody in the tripartite form typical of the Kyrie. Written as a work for beginning singers and featuring a limited range, this setti...

Inspired by the classical style of music writing, Dan Davison has done a masterful job with this SA(T)B original work, Exultate Justi. With the tenor part doubling the soprano part or matching the bas...

Dan Davison infuses this beloved spiritual with a brisk tempo, fun accents and syncopations. Accompanied by a pulsating ostinato-like bass line, Davison's signature rhythmic accompaniment adds even mo...

Whatever a poet's fascination may be, rain has provided the theme and backgrounds for many songs. These two a cappella Rain Songs are contrasting in style, tonality and tempo making this an excellent...

Ruth Elaine Schram's Celebrate, It's Hanukkah! for three-part mixed voices is meant to be sung with lots of joy and energy with a focus on rhythmic drive, clean consonants, and articulation. The conso...