Anthem To St David is a beautiful choral piece setting a poem by Gordon Graham expertly composed for SATB choir by Paul Mealor.Anthem To St David was composed for the centenary celebration of R. S. Thomas (1913-2000) at All Saints’ Episcopal Church Princeton New Jersey.

Eric Whitacre has become a musical sensation across the globe. His new chart-topping CD release Water Night comes hot on the heels of his Grammy award-winning album Light and Gold.Water Night is an inspiring collection showcasing a mixture of sacred and secular choral pieces. The album is here presented as perfectly engraved sheet music for the most discerning choral connoisseur andperformer. New works such as the beautiful Alleluia and the ethereal Oculi omnium rub shoulders with earlier Eric Whitacre classics including the epic When David Heard and theever-popular title track: Water Night in a perfect showcase of Whitacre???s powerful choral writing.

Christ is Born of Maiden Fair is a rhythmic yet flowing Christmas choral work that will appeal to a wide range of choirs. David Matthews skilfully manipulates the modal sound-world to create music that hints at the medieval while maintaining an essentially contemporary sound.The Faber Choral Signature Series introduces a wealth of new or recently written choral music to choirs in search of fresh repertoire. The series draws in a rich diversity of contemporary composers and includes both lighter and more challenging contemporary works offering a thrilling array of varied styles.

William Blake's 'Songs of Innocence' published in 1879 consists of a series of poems describing the innocence and joy of the natural world. To fully appreciate these beauties Blake advocates that man needs a closer relationship with God. The text for 'Sweet Dreams' is taken from a selection of verses of one of these poems.David W. Jepson is a Manchester-based musician. As a composer and arranger his output ranges from orchestral to choral music. He has had many performances on national radio of carols anthems secular songs and pop-choral arrangements. He travels widely throughout Britain and abroad working as a lecturer examiner and adjudicator.

The tuneful melody of this lovely Austrian carol dominates the choral texture whilst the Piano Accompaniment provides a colourful harmonic underlay and feeling of momentum. Still Still Still has been beautifully arranged for SATB Chorus with optional Childrenâ??s Voices and Piano Accompaniment by David L. Brunner.Although scored for SATB unison voices may effectively be substituted for the Soprano line.

Judith Clurman Choral Series-Here Broadway arranger and composer David Chase demonstrates his considerable musical talents with an exciting and wonderfully creative arrangement of the traditional French carol Angels We Have Heard OnHigh. This arrangement for SATB choir with Piano accompaniment was created for Judith Clurman's Essential Voices USA recording Holiday Harmonies: Songs of Christmas on the Sono Luminous label.

This version of David of the White Rock (Dafydd Y Garreg Wen) is for Voice SATB Unaccompanied and has words in both English and Welsh and rehearsal Piano line. The tune remains in the Soprano Voice with traditional and effective harmonization.Tradition has it that David Owain was a famous Welsh harpist of the 18th century who on his deathbed composed this lovely tune. Words were added a century later by poet Ceiriog Hughes. David of the White Rock is widely known in Wales and abroad and is frequently sung by choirs and recorded often with harp accompaniment.

David Bednall's Shall I Compare Thee To A Summer's Day? for SATB double choir unaccompanied.A setting of Shakespeare's much-loved Sonnet 18 Bednall's expressive work highlights this timeless text with sumptuous harmony including pleasing tonal shifts and topical false relations. Various choral textures are explored from the imitative lines of 'Sometime too hot' to the warm richness of the closing pages where the choir divides into eight parts. This work is part of the New Horizons series and a Piano reduction is included for rehearsal purposes.

This David Brunner work evolved from a project that involved middle high school and college singers in a virtual choir environment. The text with its strong rhythm and sturdy refrain artfully captures what it feels like to be a singer in a chorus while the choral texture moves from unison to parts from a single voice to many. The entire work is an anthem to bands of empowered singers everywhere: from many comes one song!

Jon Washburn Choral Series-The words of Christina Rossetti's poem Who Has Seen The Wind? are simple yet spiritually profound. They speak of placing trust in the unknowable and of appreciating the miracle of our existence: 'Who has seen the wind? Neither I nor you: But when the leaves hang trembling The wind is passing through.' In this setting for SATB choir by David Archer the music is lyrical andcontrapuntal with wide dynamic contrast. This beautifully poignant piece offers plenty of moments for your singers to express their individual musicianship. Listen to Who Has Seen The Wind? recorded atthe premiere by Vancouver Chamber Choir on November 14 2014.

The Souls Of The Righteous was composed for a close friend of David Bednall's Tom Williams who was at that time Director of the Bristol University Madrigal Ensemble. It was written immediately following the death of his grandfather George Ryall and received its first performance in St Matriana Tintagel on the Madrigal Ensemble’s tour of Cornwall in 2008. The Latin version of this text is better known but it has a direct beauty in its English form. The feeling throughout and particularly in the outer sections should be one of warm luminescence. This piece is from the Choral Signature Series whichintroduces a wealth of new or recently written choral music to choirs in search of fresh repertoire. The series draws in a rich diversity of living composers and includes both lighter and more challenging contemporary works offering a thrilling array of varied styles.

Based on 1 Samuel 17-“Five smooth stones a sling and a prayer; that's all David had but God was there”. Swing with David as he slings with Goliath in this upbeat general anthem based on the famous battle from 1 Samuel 17. A uniquere-telling in Frombach's text is set by David Lantz in gospel rock style. Your choir will love telling the David and Goliath story in a funky new way! Five Smooth Stones is guaranteed to lift up your worship service.

Jo-Michael Scheibe Choral Series-This straightforward accessible setting of a Latin hymn text (O born light of light) works well for festival concert and worship functions and would be especially appropriate for the advent season. Contained ranges limited divisi and no key changes make this eminently suitable to high school choirs. Recorded by Magnum Chorum David Dickau conductor.