Uses: General TrinityScripture: Jeremiah 10:6-7; I Chronicles 17:20; Psalms 86:8-17; Isaiah 6:1-3A very different choral experience is discovered in this sacred song from contemporary singer TravisCottrell. Written in a haunting call and response style there is a gripping atmosphere of mystery and awe in these graceful phrases. Rising like a prayer the refined melodic lines exalt the profound …

Alice is a quirky light-hearted celebration of the Alice books by Lewis Carroll. The singers' tale of an encounter with the White Rabbit the Cheshire Cat and the Hatter is underpinned by a lively and characterful piano part. Spirited fun and with great potential for dramatic performance this piece will be a memorable addition to any concert.The Songbird series presents new and exciting orig…

Brilliant! Exciting! Fresh! Words that describe Memley's new Gloria - a 10-minute work in three continuous sections for mixed choir with brass quintet piano timpani and percussion. Excellent for church or school concert from good high school to college choirs to community groups this work makes a fabulous pairing with his Magnificat released in 2012. Memley's rhythmic vitality and captivating m…

Hymn of Dawn was commissioned jointly by the Ulster Orchestra and the St Paul Chamber Orchestra. First performance on 7th November 2004 during the Belfast Festival at Queen’s at the Waterfront Hall Belfast by PatriciaRozario (soprano) Andrew Rupp (baritone) and theUlster Orchestra conducted by Stephen Layton.

Use your community network to find a banjo player and add some Appalachian flavor to your concert with this fresh setting! A fun novelty feature with banjo and percussion you can supplement it further with guitar mandolin and bass or just use piano to imitate the bluegrass sounds. A great showcase for SSA choirs in middle school and up!

(A Christmas Celebration)-Opening with the tender strains of Infant Holy Infant Lowly this contemporary setting then moves into the joyful strains of Go Tell It on the Mountain over an exciting percussion groove. Weaving in snippets of other familiar carols this work will energize your Christmas programming and bring a freshness to the season your listeners will enjoy.

Benjamin Harlan has taken an African folksong and created a new anthem which radiates Christmas joy. The optional percussion adds excitement and interest.

A Yuletide Festival of Carols-This new collection of favorite carols is another gem from the pen of John Leavitt. Whether performed separately or as a complete program with selected readings in between your choir and audience will thrill once again to theChristmas story in song. Includes: In the Bleak Midwinter; Angels We Have Heard on High; Bring a Torch Jeannette Isabella; Still Still Still…

This wonderful sacred work is a jubilant setting of George Herbert's well-known words and would make an ideal choice for celebratory services and concerts. It may be performed with organ alone or with organ brass (2 alt sax 2 ten sax bari sax 4 tpt 4 tbn) and percussion (timp cym).The Faber Choral Signature Series introduces a wealth of new or recently written choral music to choirs in sear…

Text from Psalms 30:12 108:1 There is a joyful spirit to this a cappella choral from this new Mark Foster composer with a gentle island feel making it the perfect sorbet for your menu of music this year. Use the optional percussion for an authentic festive touch.