Uses: Lent General Healing Scripture: Isaiah 64:8; Jeremiah 18:1-6; Luke 4:18; Job 42:10 This dramatic vocal tableau is a heart-centric tone poem that reaches deep to convey a message of hope andgrace. The text uses the imagery of a stained glass window shattered by life's journey made beautiful again by the Master Artist's touch. The music is fragile and vulnerable and acts as a soundtrack to this message ofrestoration. The beautiful colors of the optional orchestration tug at the spirit with tender lines of deep expression and decorate the flowing piano writing with sensitivity. Available separately: SATB Orchestration (Score andparts for Horn Perc 1&2 (Bells Mark Tree Sus. Cymbal) Cello Synth) StudioTrax CD. Duration: ca. 3:58.

Uses: General memorial All SaintsScripture: Isaiah 62:4This solid gold gospel classic is a beautiful portrait of the promised land. This hopeful song filled with images of heaven is often sung atfunerals and memorial services because of its message of assurance and everlasting life. The authentic accompaniment track is useful for solos. Available: SATB; LiteTrax CD. Duration: ca. 3:15.

from Les Misérables the Movie-New to the film adaptation of Les Mis?rables is this intimate song sung by Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) after he rescues the little girl Cosette and experiences for the first time in his life feelings of love. A beautiful and tender moment!

Shayla Blake beautifully explores the life and works of Jesus in this splendid composition. The power of this message in song is in the way that the writer uses Christ's example to challenge us in our own service. This anthemwould be a great theme for a revival or special evangelical emphasis. The optional congregational component is another useful option for presentation. Accessible to any size choir or praise team. Meaningful!

Round me falls the night. for SATB unaccompanied William Romanis's hymn text is brought to life in this enchanting anthem with unexpected harmonic shifts and fluctuating time signatures. Rooney glides gracefully between tonal centres, creating a beautiful, ethereal atmosphere. Also published in Breath of Song.

Beautiful in its simplicity “Someday We'll Know” is a song of comfort and assurance. Billy Martin captures the very essence of life and faith with this thought-provoking text. Incorporating the American folk hymn “Jerusalem My Happy Home ” this quiet and reflective composition positively affirms our eternal destiny and brings gentle assurance that one day God will quiet the doubts and troubles that burden us in this life. Alovely anthem to have in your library for memorial services or in times of national tragedy when a song of comfort is needed.

Written by Meredith Ochs, The Bruce Springsteen Vault chronicles The Boss's incredible music career from a humble childhood to his most recent album 'High Hopes', by way of his incomparably successful and critically acclaimed back catalogue. This fantastic hardcover Illustrated Biography features over 100 images including concert photos, album covers and photographs, as well as ten pieces of removable memorabilia, such as ticket stubs and posters.Telling the story of the working-class singer and songwriter who rose to fame with his brand of poetically anthemic Americana, The Bruce Springsteen Vault uses engaging prose and vivid, full-colour photography to take the reader through the decades of Springsteen's career. No ordinary rock biography, this expansive volume features fascinating photographs from the stage, backstage and personal archives, as well as a whole host of other ephemera.Springsteen's early musical beginnings started in New Jersey, before he joined a number of bands as guitarist. His real break came when he formed what would become the E Street Band, exploring a variety of different genres while retaining his aptitude for prolifically poetic lyrics. As his fame grew, so did the scope of his songwriting, incorporating wide influences and starting a trend of epic live performances.His lengthy career has resulted in a fascinating story that is accompanied beautifully by such brilliant photography that is perfect for any Springsteen fan. Also found within The Bruce Springsteen Vault are five envelopes containing ten pieces of removable memorabilia, such as ticket stubs, posters and contact sheets. Author Meredith Ochs is an American radio commentator, DJ writer and musician, whose sparkling prose truly brings the photographs to life. / Livre

Awe is the theme of this majestic choral from Cindy Berry. This joyful uplifting anthem focuses on the joys of heaven and on that wonderful day when Jesus returns. “Just Imagine” paints a beautiful picture of life inheaven and the indescribable ecstasy of the second coming. Consider adding orchestra or use the accompaniment/performance tract for a magnificent song of triumph!

(Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow)-This ballad by Carole King which rocketed to the top of the charts in 1961 takes on a whole new meaning when seen in the context of Beautiful - The Carole King Musical the Broadway musical chronicling her life and early career. The song has beenrecorded by many artists including this 1972 version by Roberta Flack. Poignant and touching!

A profoundly beautiful poem speaks of life as a series of doors opening and of sighs unfolding one upon another rising on a tide of mornings. The music creates a peaceful atmosphere of unfolding sonority until it fades away inthe aleatoric final phrase. Duration: ca. 4:15.

Here is a guitar driven pop song from pop icon Miley Cyrus. In a musical style that celebrates the new direction in her life and in her music she says ?I'm giving the world a hug and saying Hey look. We're good--I love you. And I hope that you can love me back? A beautiful message for your singers to express.

Together We Sing Series-This popular spiritual sings of a plaintive soul on the journey through life. In a new SATB setting this best-selling arrangement has been beautifully set with striking vocal writing haunting piano accompaniment and mournful solo violin. A unique and fresh approach for concert and festival use.