SKU: HL.8301924

UPC: 884088552701. 5x5 inches.

Uses: Praise

Scripture: Psalm 150

Power, strength and majesty are the words that best describe this setting of Psalm 150. Written for organ and optional brass, the opening builds to the choir's entry. A unison choral statement ensues that is noble and direct. Following a softer middle section, the piece returns to the opening material to a glorious conclusion.

SKU: HL.2050286

UPC: 797242236396. 6.75x10.5x0.29 inches.

Welcome to the wonderful story of David and Goliath contained in The Slingshot Heard 'Round the World. Told with creativity and humor, this musical seeks to show children that “God judges persons differently than humans do. Men and women look at the face; God looks into the heart.” (I Samuel 16:7b The Message).Children will also learn that though life will confront them with many fears, like David they can take positive, faith-filled action to conquer their fears and their foes!As in all musicals from Dave Noel and Jay Rouse, the songs in this musical are easy to learn and fun to sing.Directors will appreciate the additional ideas and tools available in the Resource Kit and Instructional DVD.

SKU: BR.SON-453

ISBN 9790004803639. 10 x 12.5 inches.

This Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy anthology contains 19 sacred vocal works in various choral and sometimes additional solo settings, with organ, harpsichord, or basso continuo accompaniment. Among these pieces composed from 1821 to 1847 are six works that were not published during Mendelssohn's lifetime. Seven of the works presented are each extant in at least one other authorized version that has also been edited here. The occasions and circumstances of their composition vary as much as their musical structures and characteristics: Several were intended for specific performances; others were written from the outset for publication.

SKU: BT.MUSM570367863

Meadow  is an installation for any performers – singers, instrumentalists of any type – and requires large numbers (minimum 20). It should be performed without musical score, although the text to be spoken may be printed on a piece of card that can be held in the hand by performers. In addition, each performer will require a coloured tissue paper ‘butterfly’, as detailed in the score. The performers populate a sonic wildflower meadow, constantly varied in detail but unchanging in overall texture. They collectively produce a highly variegated, quiet ‘hum’ – a dense but delicate weave of sound that may rise only a little above theambient sound of the performance space, revealing its intricacies only to those listening close-up. Meadow  was designed to work as a pop-up performance within a large, multipurpose public space, though a relatively quiet environment is necessary. Performers work independently from each other. The whole group should be quite densely clustered, close together, but one or more paths through the performer ‘meadow’ should be left. The audience should be able to walk among, around and through the performance as much as possible.