SKU: BT.WH33184
ISBN 9788759841754.
The seven motets are written for the choir of Trinitatis Kirke, Copenhagen and Søren Christian Vestergaard. The lyrics are a mix of excerpts from hymn lyrics and Bible texts that can be used across the church year or as concert pieces. A mixed voices version of this collection is available WH33183.
SKU: HL.275373
UPC: 888680743758. 6.75x10.5x0.019 inches.
This Jazz standard by Thelonious Monk is melodically and harmonically sophisticated and interesting. It has been covered by more artists that can be counted and on every instrument, every band-big and small and singers and singing ensembles. The options are seemingly endless. Here, Ed gives us another worthy arrangement for the jazz, show or concert choir.
SKU: HL.48020760
UPC: 884088455651. 6.75x10.5 inches.
With poetry by e.e. cummings, the text is a tender plea of a lover asking for acceptance of the gift of love with all its mysteries, fantasies, dreams and yearnings. The music reflects these offerings in a lilting waltz-like tempo that floats toward its conclusion with hints of promised fulfillment, expansiveness and peace. Duration: ca. 2:00.
SKU: BP.BP2187
Printed product. Add a string quartet to this joyful arrangement of a well-known hymn set for SATB and piano, and the result is a classical setting that will forever live as a favorite for your choir and congregation alike. The imperative Rejoice is felt not only in the text but in the clear call of the voices and the accompaniment.Original SATB version: Rejoice the Lord is King! - Forrest (SATB).
SKU: GI.WW1735
UPC: 785147016366. English. Text Source: Traditional Irish Blessing. Traditional Irish Blessing.
This Irish blessing inspires thoughts of returning home. Composer Christopher Wong has created a substantial work that will fit beautifully as a centerpiece for your program or as a moving and thoughtful closer. The Blessing features an expert accompaniment and wonderfully singable vocal lines.
SKU: GI.G-10353
UPC: 785147035312. English, Greek. Text Source: Annunciation, John Donne, 1572–1631, alt. Text by John Donne.
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