(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!

from Toy Story-This theme song from the Disney/Pixar movie Toy Story was nominate for an Academy Award and a Golden Globe Award and it has become the leitmotif for all three Toy Story movies. This arrangement cleverly captures the easy swing style with the men covering the lazy tuba sound from the soundtrack. The women pass the melody around to begin and before too long everyone is singing this iconic Disney song in a style that reminds us of the early movie musicals. A fun time is had by all.

Peter Assad composed both the text and music for this madrigal. The text can stand for the uniqueness of a snowflake as the title dictates or metaphorically for someone else as perhaps the dedication to his wife connotes. The gentle harmonies depicta style reminiscent of the early 20th century and the word painting is tender and clear. Advanced high school college and community choirs will enjoy this lovely piece in winter concerts or whenever snowflakes are near. Medium difficulty.

Garth Brooks' #1 Country hit from 1990 was a crowd pleaser for Nick Lachey's Clash of the Choirs competition on NBC. The lyrics may not be suitable for every group but this arrangement still has irresistible appeal!Available separately: SATB ShowTrax CD. Rhythm section parts available digitally (gtr b dm). Duration: ca. 2:40.

Hot horns and syncopated vocals drive this rhythmic arrangement of the Billboard number one hit. Kirby's signature vocal stack shines a spotlight on every section of your ensemble. 'It's gonna be a bright, bright sunshiny day!' / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

1890-1891-Unaccompanied poetry settings from the period 1890-1891 for SATB with divisions. Includes piano part for rehearsal purposes.

Uses: ChristmasScripture: Isaiah 9:6-7; Isaiah 28:16This stunning octavo will breathe a spirit of devotion and dignity to any musical or worship gathering. Simple but effective the memorable theme rises and falls withregal grace announcing the birth of the Savior. Choirs will be engaged by its approachable and technical demands but challenged by its musical potential. The understated organ support lends depth and richness to the tonal ambience of the anthem. Thefinal vocal layering effect is of particular interest. Masterful!

Commissioned by the Iowa City West Singers and performed at the North Central ACDA 2014 this selection received rave reviews. The sacred text of Isaac Watts makes it fitting for the church but it is really a concert piece. The poem celebrates life and singing. Memley's writing is gentle and immensely satisfying. Advanced high school or college. Medium difficulty.