An arrangement of the classic song by Jerome Kern and Otto Harbach for mixed chorus (SATB) a cappella.

In this lovely arrangement the organ and vocal lines flow along smoothly while the harp ripples over the surface

Three Shakespeare settings commissioned by the Voices of Shakespeare Festival Brecon and first performed on 12 July 2008 at the Willow Theatre Brecon by Con Anima Chamber Choir.

Gary Hallquist has masterfully paired this classic text with a new tune creating an anthem you will want use time and again. Duration: ca. 3.15.

A truly inspired melody rises like a prayer in this new treatment of a treasured hymn text. A heartfelt petition for enlightenment the anthem is profound in its message yet approachable in its musical difficulty. A canon-like dialogue is established as the work unfolds punctuated by thicker four-part writing throughout. A more through-composed B section offers contrast and a chance for division in the sopranos lending an ethereal moment before giving way to a deeply sincere and quiet ending.

This smooth gentle arrangement is the perfect setting for such a well-loved hymn a good choice for youth or inexperienced choirs.

Anthem for Mixed Voice Choir SSAATB and Organ edited by Barry Rose. Taken from Mr. Orlando Gibbons' Preces And Psalms For Whit-Sunday At Evensong.

Jan Sanborn has a gift for creating workable accessible vocal parts with exciting and challenging accompaniments. This classic gospel favorite comes to life in a new way with Jan's touch. Not difficult to learn or sing and youraccompanist will thank you for choosing a piece so wonderfully arranged.

John Bennet (c. 1575-c. 1614) was a Renaissance-era English composer who wrote several madrigals in the style of Thomas Morley. This is perhaps his most famous one and is a wonderful contest or festival selection.

from Jersey Boys-The 1967 pop hit by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons takes center stage in the stage musical and film Jersey Boys. Its the sound that thrilled a generation then and now and a fantastic feature for choirs and audiences of all ages!

This setting of the famous Psalm 121 text is gentle thoughtful and tuneful and is a beautiful anthem at a service a concert or for a special occasion. Rich sonorities and lovely arched phrases make it a joy to sing!