Evoking the visions of John the Revelator this African American spiritual depicts the twelve gates of the city that represents eternal freedom. This arrangement features the traditional as well as original melodic material with triadic harmonies and a percussive and rhythmic accompaniment building in intensity to the final Hallelu!

Greg's humorous arrangement of this folk song allows boys and girls to argue with each other lyrically and musically. It's simple and smart with a crisp piano accompaniment that feels percussive. Teach your students contrast indynamics tempo legato and accented style and introduce them to a lively American folk song. Novel and educational!

All things are possible if you just take it ?little by little step by step...? This Swahili phrase with added English text is written in an African folk style by Jerry Estes. The easy harmonies are lively andsupported by a percussive piano accompaniment. The performance/accompaniment track adds even more rhythmic excitement. Haba Na Haba is a wonderful selection for your young singers to learn …

This festival anthem creatively presented with only voices tambourine and suspended cymbal is a virtuosic rendering of a celebrated Psalm text. Rhythmically unrelenting the piece demands a crisp approach and a steady tempo. The words are an integral aspect of the drive of this anthem forming motives filled with percussive impact. Some surprising non-traditional tones bring a modern flair to t…

Based on the traditional African American spiritual this setting depicts the story of Noah and the flood. After the baritone soloist introduces the chorus of the spiritual the SSATB choir responds with a harmonized version. Theaudience gets the opportunity to participate in this gospel-style arrangement by making percussive rain sounds during the 2-measure breaks of the closing section. Rhythm/T…

All things are possible if you just take it ?little by little step by step...? This Swahili phrase with added English text is written in an African folk style by Jerry Estes. The easy harmonies are lively andsupported by a percussive piano accompaniment. The performance/accompaniment track adds even more rhythmic excitement. Haba Na Haba is a wonderful selection for your young singers to learn …

This early American folk song is a lively number with percussive hand claps and will showcase treble choirs of all ages especially high school and college.

Building Character and Self Esteem One Step at a Time-Build character and self-esteem with raps and percussive dance that will inspire and motivate! The Master of Moves - John Jacobson is back with more groovinÕ step and stomp moves designed for upper elementary and middleschool fun! Learn about good citizenship and what it takes to show courage and respect. Show others the importance of fairnes…

Craig Hella Johnson Choral Series-As one of America's exciting young composers Dominick DiOrio is stretching the boundaries of choral music. In Alleluia he explores the percussive qualities of the Voice and the lyrical quality of theMarimba - the result is an energetic and exciting new experience for all. Duration: ca. 6:00.

Evoking the visions of John the Revelator this African American spiritual depicts the twelve gates of the city that represents eternal freedom. This arrangement features the traditional as well as original melodic material with triadic harmonies and a percussive and rhythmic accompaniment building in intensity to the final Hallelu!