The People of Israel Shall Keep the Sabbath-Transcontinental celebrates perhaps the biggest and most influential figure in Jewish music since 1971 with this choral adaptation of one of her most famous pieces. Comisar's setting is extremely moving making seamless transitions between emotive delicateness and power. This should be the hit of the year for synagogue choirs. For cantor or solo and SATB with keyboard.

Transcontinental Music's all-time bestseller. The text was found written on a wall in a basement in Cologne Germany by Allied troops after World War II.Available separately: SATB SSAA and TTBB

The latest original in Transcontinental's Western Wind Series Elliot Levine's setting of this text used most famously to celebrate Chanukah but also perfect for Purim is a rousing one. Clever use of combative rhythms seems tomake the choir its own accompaniment. Perfect for any choir's winter concert!

'Ladino Song for Chanukah'. One of Transcontinental's bestsellers. Flory Jagoda revives the exciting memories of Chanukah from her childhood in Yugoslavia in this classic. Great for multicultural programs.

I Am My Beloved's And My Beloved Is Mine Song of Solomon 6:1-4-Song of Songs (or Song of Solomon) is beyond a doubt the most musical of all Biblical books - The Psalms notwithstanding. Here is another fine addition to this repertoire: Ani l'Dodi set to a simple melody with supporting choral parts is as accessible as it is lovely. Program this for a Passover or Spring concert or perhaps for a wedding.

Leave it to Joshua Jacobson to fuse the unique ambience of the music of the great Shlomo Carlebach into a beautiful choral setting. Gorgeous held chords make way later for an interesting davening section in which the choir members perform a segment of the arrangement individually at their own pace. A piece as cross-denominational as Rabbi Carlebach himself.

Westminster Conservatory Youth Chorale Jewish Music Series-Chanukah song. The Westminster Conservatory Youth Chorale Jewish Music Series. Based on the traditional folk song. For SATB a cappella rehearsal piano part included.

Chanukah song. The Westminster Conservatory Youth Chorale Jewish Music Series. For SATB and Piano.

The Westminster Conservatory Youth Chorale Jewish Music Series. For SATB and Solo and Piano.

Two thrilling settings in Hebrew of the triumphant Psalm 114: The Lewandowski setting is accompanied and the Gerovitch is a cappella. As examples of musical midrash (word painting and elaboration) these two settings have few peers. Either (or both) settings will be the perfect addition to your Festival Hallel or Shabbat Shirah repertoire.

Westminster Conservatory Youth Chorale Jewish Music Series-The latest original in the Westminster Conservatory Youth Chorale Jewish Music Series the gentle descent of this delicate setting of 12th century text by Judah HaLevi is beautifully haunting. Do These Tears Know is a perfect piece to remember Kristallnacht or for a Yom ha'Shoah program. For the secular community the piece sung in English connects to world events and is appropriate for any solemn occasion.

Three separate settings by three very different composers of the most recognized melody in all of Jewish music. The composers bring stylistically diverse settings ranging from the 19th to mid-20th centuries. Perform one or all.

V'sham'ru and Hashkiveinu are two new liturgical settings from a trusted name in Jewish music. The Hashkiveinu has some splendid examples of word painting and the V'sham'ru has the capacity to become a congregational melody.

A Wordless Chassidic Song-The delightful arrangement of an old Chassidic wordless-melody is great for youth and volunteer choirs. A great introduction to Jewish music as your choir will merely sing la the entire piece!

Text by Naftali Imber. Burger has created an emotionally moving setting of the original Zionist anthem. This composition is wholly different from the music which ultimately became the national anthem of Israel.