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Commissioned by Jerry Blackstone for the University of Michigan Chamber Choir, Sunset captures the image-rich poem by Paul Lawrence Dunbar. Dunbar's poem captures the familiar and solemn atmosphere th...

This original, a cappella work is a perfect opener or processional for your holiday concert. A light melodic line of descriptive phrases sings above vocals that accompany with a breathy bounce. A wond...

Commissioned by Janet Galvan for the Ithaca College Composition Competition and Festival, Trumbore has set the contemporary poem Earth Day by Annie Finch. This poem is a celebration of all that the pl...

Uses: Epiphany, General Scripture: Luke 1:78, John 8:12, II Peter 1:19 Like a tapestry of sound, this a cappella gem begins with measures of vocal ahs before moving into an expressive theme supported...

Uses: General, Missions Scripture: James 3:13, I John 2:10 Here's a modern gospel-styled original that works well a cappella, but also has an optional accompaniment for churches wanting the support of...

Rhythm abounds in the vocals and percussion sounds of this Kenyan folk song. A delightful text that allows for creative and musical interpretation, energy-filled vocals, rhythmic hand claps and percus...

Full of imagery--fluttering of autumn leaves blown about by a gust of wind, aleatory, and dramatic choral writing, this is a tour de force for advanced choirs. Moving between keys frequently and with...

Combining two spirituals with original music and employing two soloists, this arrangement from first time contributor Carlos Simon is amazing. Series editor Eugene Rogers wrote and said get this piece...

Pentatonix is THE hot a cappella group right now and this original song is one of the hits from their 2015 album release Pentatonix and now available for mixed voices and men's groups. This fantastic...

Pentatonix is THE hot a cappella group right now and this original song is one of the hits from their 2015 album release Pentatonix and now available for mixed voices and men's groups. This fantastic...

Randy Stonehill's familiar and well-known song sounds and feels as if it has always been a part of the folk song or spiritual genre. This a cappella setting uses optional percussion and is designed fo...

The well-loved song by Robert Lowry takes on a more reflective and emotional style in this a cappella setting for mixed voices. This unique arrangement allows the singer to delve further into the mean...

The well-loved song by Robert Lowry takes on a more reflective and emotional style in this a cappella setting for mixed voices. This unique arrangement allows the singer to delve further into the mean...

This unique offering uses images of creation to describe the eternal qualities of God. Inspired by African folk idioms, the call and response form, along with native percussion, completes the package,...

From the pop group Train's album A Girl, A Bottle, A Boat comes this 50's throwback for today's generation to enjoy. Set either accompanied or a cappella, Jake Narverud has captured the novel sound of...

From the pop group Train's album A Girl, A Bottle, A Boat comes this 50's throwback for today's generation to enjoy. Set either accompanied or a cappella, Jake Narverud has captured the novel sound of...

Strong accented chords in the piano mark the opening gesture in this anthem of dedication and service, calling the faithful to a joyful affirmation of faith. A melody that sings itself appears in unis...

Consider this precious portrait of divine love that elegantly explores the simple beauty of the unaccompanied choir. With clarity of purpose and a pristine musical aesthetic, this gem is an intimate t...

Celebrate the purity of the human voice with this pristine anthem of thanks. Two harvest evergreens from the hymnal transition to the choir loft in this expressive arrangement. Themes of gratitude and...

Rev. Billy Graham touched millions of lives during his many years of ministry. His musical choice for the time of decision each service was this signature hymn of the faith. This arrangement was writt...