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This wonderful pop ballad by Mark Hayes is inspiring on every level. Musically it is reminiscent of a sumptuous Broadway musical ballad, with a dramatic introduction, intimate first verse, soaring cho...

The traditional Latin text has been set in a contemporary arrangement by Jill Gallina. The harmonies are not difficult, with dissonances present every so often. At some point throughout the piece, eac...

This Latin proverb, with additional English text, is set to music by Jerry Estes. A gorgeous message about giving and receiving love. The lush, ballad-style of Si Vis Amari-with supporting, yet signif...

Continuing our New York Voices Series, we present this hot new arrangement by Darmon Meader for the New York Voices. In the tradition of their charts, Smack Dab in the Middle is a slick arrangement an...

Kirby has captured the 1940s swing style in this novelty hit of that decade. It's up-beat, positive and the easy group 'riff' section adds energy and teaching opportunities. With the multiple voicings...

Russell Robinson always finds a way to take a song and make it accessible for the younger voice and inexperienced ensemble. He continues with this arrangement of Take the 'A' Train. The singer learns...

This fast paced, pop-style medley is a break from patriotic tradition. Opening grandly into a contemporary work with 'This Is My Country, ' this choral develops into 'America, the Beautiful, ' then gr...

Frances Williams' Let There Be Music is a beautifully majestic piece for SATB Choir with Piano Accompaniment, with words by Marjorie Elliott.

This warm encouragement to share the love of Christ is a perfect piece for discipleship training or for general worship needs. The guitar-like piano part lends a gentle folk element to this gem and ch...

Uses: General Ken Medema helps us to find our inner child with this gentle call to innocence. The deep message is surrounded by simple and beautiful music and the multi-generational aspects of the tex...

For use during Lent and Holy Week, the solemnity of the season is vividly represented by 'And No Bird Sang'. Clearly describing the scene on Calvary, 'calm was the wind and dark was the sky,' the epit...