SKU: HL.1113576

ISBN 9781705179420. UPC: 196288104889. 6.75x10.5x0.029 inches.

This Wilcox poem mysteriously describes, like a riddle, a locomotive as if it's a living being of flesh and blood. Parr's setting is perfect to create and hold interest of young singers using a minor key, dynamic contrast, and interesting, rhythmic writing. A solid teaching and performance piece for any time of year.

SKU: HL.1301492

ISBN 9798350107739. UPC: 196288171928. 9.0x12.0 inches.

Designed for SAB mixed voice choirs, â??Sound Patterns for Mixed Voicesâ? teaches sight-reading skills quickly while singing â??real musicâ? from day one. This step-by-step method includes age and range appropriate songs with lyrics, dynamics, and accompaniment, along with preparatory exercises that are interesting, authentic, and flexible. This resource may be used with SAB beginners from approximately age 12 through 15 and for older singers with less singing experience. The sequential approach focuses on the keys C, G, and F, basic rhythms and simple intervals in the tonic, dominant and subdominant chords.

SKU: HL.1340695

UPC: 196288189572. 6.75x10.5x0.029 inches.

Now available for SSA, Philip Lawson's arrangement of the 1970 pop hit by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young is fresh and unique! Rhythmically free and expansive, the melody (harmonized in triads) is juxtaposed with long accompanying vocal lines to highlight the powerful message of the text.

SKU: HL.35031348

ISBN 9781495079696. UPC: 888680653392. 6.75x10.25 inches.

Written by Gerry Rafferty and Joe Egan for their band Stealers Wheel, this was a surprise hit for them in 1973. Since then, it has been covered by numerous singers and most recently as the theme song for “Grace and Frankie” a Netflix original comedy. This arrangement keeps that light folk feel with a more contemporary accompaniment and will be a sure-fire hit with mixed voices as well as women's and men's groups.

SKU: HL.365086

UPC: 840126960792. 6.75x10.5x0.029 inches. III John 2, Jeremiah 14:1-22, John 14:27, John 9:1-41.

Written during the height of the pandemic, this song of spiritual and physical wellness speaks to many moments of need. Opening with the first few chords of O God, Our Help in Ages Past, the anthem is framed as a petition for God's healing mercy. The fragile melody gently rises and falls, breathing with the sincerity of the lyrics. In the silence help us hear words of hope and promise clear. Teach us not to live in fear. Lord of all, we pray to You. A true anthem of hope!