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Chosen as the 2009 recipient of the George Washington Honor Medal awarded by the Freedoms Foundation of Vally Forge, this compostion is the only musical setting of the inscription on the Tomb of the U...

This joyful arrangement of People, Look East uniquely highlights each verse with changes in tone, timbre, and texture. The organ and choir work in a symbiotic fashion to bring forth varied harmonies,...

The refrain of this well-loved melody is believed to have been a signature tune of the London waits, or watchmen, as they made their hourly calls. This particular frosty morning they are also announci...

The fresh, clear newness of morning can be heard and felt in this lovely anthem. Pastoral and lyrical, this melodic rendition of Morning Has Broken is very expressive. Rejoicing in simplicity, this be...

For three-part treble voices, Wonderful World is uplifting, innocent and child-like as it describes the random travels of the wind and the natural beauty of our planet. Equally suited to concerts, con...

Gorgeous. A perfect marriage of music and text. Joseph Martin paints the words of the poet so eloquently with gentle shifts of meter and mood. Spring and Fall should be in the library of every women's...

This exciting setting by Andr? Thomas of Rockin' Jerusalem begins sotto voce with the men and continually grows to the end. A very popular work for district, regional and All-State choruses.

A joyous and bright beginning to a worship service, or for general or festival use, Jubilate Deo features dynamic rhythms and melodies and a constant playful metre shift between 9/8, 4/4, and 3/4.

Handel's most famous operatic aria, Ombra Mai Fu, is adroitly set for SSA voices and piano, taken from the Oratorio Xerxes of 1738. An excellent spring concert or festival piece.

From the Musical Production 'Stop the world- I want to get off'. Arranged for SAB Choir and Piano by Carl Strommen.

Canticle of Joy incorporates many beloved carols in new settings to produce an affirmation of hope for the season. It features narration by Pamela Martin and orchestration from Brant Adams.

Let the Women Sing! is a new reproducible collection of chorals for soprano and alto voices and is the follow-up to the best-selling collection Let the Men Sing! Folk songs, holiday music, spirituals,...

A warm arpeggiated piano begins this lush, new concert work for mixed as well as women's voices. Using the thought-provoking words of Georgia Douglas Johnson (1880-1966), harmonic richness begins righ...