Adapted and arranged by Ed Lojeski this setting of Just A Closer Walk With Thee is for four-part male voices (TTBB) piano accompaniment and guitar chords with optional parts for string bass and percussion.

Angels is Robbie Williams??? most famous song even voted the ???best song in the past 25 years of British music??? by the British public at the 2005 BRIT Awards. This timeless pop ballad is recognised loved and reinterpreted all over the world even having cover versions in Spanish and Italian. Robbie has performed Angels with artists like Joss Stone and most recently Olly Murs. Despite Williams??? uncountable hits since Angels??? release in 1997 the song is still used to conclude most of his shows proving its continuing relevance.David Lawrence???s arrangement for Tenor I Tenor II Baritone and Bass Voices with Piano accompaniment and Guitar chords makes use of the multiple voices creating new depths and layers as they depart. This version stays extremely close to the original making it a guaranteed audience favourite.Choral arrangements by David Lawrence are available as follows:SATB: Catalogue No. IMP9612ASAB: Catalogue No. IMP9613A2-Part: Catalogue No. IMP9615ASSA: Catalogue No. IMP9614A

In a time of increased multicultural awareness Bwana Awabariki offers an ideal piece of African culture for both churches and schools. The song emphasizes rhythm blend and African-style vocalism with broad open chordsand the familiar low low bass part. This warm a cappella blessing would be especially effective with added percussion. Well suited for World Communion mission emphasis or any multicultural gathering Bwana Awabariki isfun for SATB or TTBB ensembles.

Cantate Domino (Psalm 96:1 3). Based on the well-known bible text ?Sing unto the Lord a new song? this upbeat composition with strong dynamics and flowing block chords alternating with fast-paced polyphony brings across this joyful message and enthuses singers.

Selected for the Jefferson Johnson Male Chorus series Nick Johnson creates a stirring rendition of Sara Teasdale's poem. Stunning chords with delicate dissonances emerge in phrase after phrase. The words beautifully share an expression of love that the music carries with ease and warmth.

Choirs will love singing the beautiful chords of this storied song famous the world over! Topping the charts in 1961 in a recording by the Tokens it is now available in this a cappella setting that will fill your performance space with harmony!