Irving Berlin's much-recorded song from 1926 takes a sultry and sophisticated turn with this dynamic jazzy arrangement that includes optional rhythm flugelhorn and flute. The song is a symbol of cheer of being in love. ?Blue days all of them gone. Nothing but blue skies from now on.? An American Songbook treasure.

Uses: General Scripture: Nehemiah 9:5; Revelation 19:12 Delightfully retro in its musical styling this good natured anthem delivers time honored texts with a very fresh approach. The main theme has a jazz waltz feel that is instantly attractive and the flugelhorn option brings a pleasing novelty that will no doubt energize the congregation. Comfortable and affirming - don't miss this one!

The bond of friendship is celebrated in this pop style original perfect for graduation or other end-of-the-year events. ?How do we say goodbye when we never want it to end?? Available separately: SATB SAB and 2-Part. ShowTrax CD also available. Instrumental ePak includes parts for Trumpet 1 2 (opt. Flugelhorn) Tenor Sax Trombone Synthesizer Acoustic Guitar Bass and Drums. Performance Time: Approx. 2:15

From the strains of the beloved ?Jesus Loves Even Me? to the final piano quote of ?Jesus Loves Me ? this pleasant anthem is a melodic reminder of the Savior's unconditional love. James T. Owens' memorableoriginal tune will almost sing itself making this a perfect choice for occasions when rehearsal time is short but expectations are high. Add flugelhorn or soprano sax (played up an octive) for a more contemporary effect.

Daedalus Remembers is the third part in a trilogy called 3 for Icarus. Daedalus was Icarus' father and a famous craftsman. He once forged a magic sword for Peleus which had a property of making its owner victorious inbattle and he also created the labyrinth of King Minos of Crete in which the Minotaur (half bull half man) was imprisoned. The second part of the trilogy is entitled Minotaur Games after Troy games a kind of labyrinthine danceinvolving cords (Ariadne’s thread?).At one point in the myth Daedalus and Icarus are also imprisoned in the labyrinth. They escape by means of wings which Daedalus has made from feathers and wax. Sadly despite his father’swarnings Icarus flies too close to the sun in a fit of hubris and the wings melt causing him to plunge to his death. Daedalus alights safely on a beach in Sardinia and after he has collected his thoughts remembers his son’sfall and scenes from his own past life. Have the gods paid him back for the death of his nephew Talos whom Daedalus killed in a fit of jealousy by pushing him off the top of a temple in the Acropolis? Daedalus rants and sorrows dark memories nag persistently.Daedalus Remembers is scored for solo cello with flugelhorn two horns percussion cimbalom harp three violas four cellos and two double-basses.