Uses: GeneralScripture: Matthew 5:1-12A foundational moment in Scripture is treated with musical interpretation in this artful selection for sanctuary choirs. The words that have comforted generationsof people take wing in an emotive piece that touches the heart with truth even as it inspires the singer with tender music. Lyricism and sensitive harmonic episodes abound while a cantabile piano acc…

Life Is Better When You Sing!

Jingle Bells takes on a funky '70s/'80s-feel complete with the choir playing sleigh bells! A fun new take on a favorite holiday tune. Add some choreography for a great finish to your concert or encore selection! Available: 3-Part Mixed; 2-Part; StudioTrax CD.

God Rules in Might and Splendor

Beginning with a slow and quiet vocal intro this favorite spiritual increases in tempo with a hushed energy and builds in sound with each subsequent verse. Creative choral writing fills the piece with harmonies and interestingmelodic lines between vocal parts. A standout for your women's choir performance!

Majestic and moving through lyric and song Joe Martin captures the idea that every thing resounds with music. Since we are a part of earth and its music then we are also made for music. Expressive part writing glorious pianoaccompaniment as only Joe can create and a grand ending make this a stunning festival concert work. Available separately: SATB 3-part mixed PianoTrax CD 35016963.

Sing Sing Sing

Becki Mayo reminds us of God's promise in the rainbow with this beautiful lilting children's choral. Perfect any time or any season. Includes a simple yet expressive flute part that will really make this one shine in performance.

Adele sings the James Bond movie theme song Skyfall to perfection. Dark moody and rich with sound this arrangement captures it all and creates the “007” atmosphere for your next performance.

A tuneful Shaker melody is transformed with additional music and original text creating a playful and thoughtful work celebrating the love of friendship. Beginning with the simple melody the piece develops into a more complex performance of melodies gaining strength to the key change and then relaxing back to a simple melodic ending.