SKU: SU.80101439

Finding You (2011) is a setting of an affirmative text by the American poet Robert Creeley (1926-2005). It was commissioned by the Holden Choirs at Harvard University for use at the university's commencement exercises. Instrumentation: SATB Duration: 2011 Composed: 2'30 Published by: Zimbel Press.

SKU: JK.01258

Doctrine and Covenants 2.

Original family history anthem written for mixed chorus (SATB) and piano, with scriptural text from Doctrine and Covenants 2: I'll turn my heart to you who went before me.... I'll find your name in records filled with miracles and promptings that tell me you are there.

Composer: David R. Watson
Lyricist: Doctrine and Covenants 2 / David R. Watson
Difficulty: Medium
Performance time: 4:02
Reference: Doctrine and Covenants 2.

SKU: LO.10-5627MD

ISBN 9780787775599.

“If you’re troubled, heavy hearted, come to Jesus and find your peace.” This song, coming from the band Crowder, speaks comfort and encouragement to the believer and a call to faith for the unbeliever. With a rhythmic but gentle folk rock feel, a male soloist begins before being joined by the choir. Introduce your church to this wonderful song, proclaiming the truth of these words, “Comforter, Counselor, Prince of Peace, Author and Maker of everything; Defender, Deliverer, King of king, He is.”.

SKU: LO.10-5744L

ISBN 9780787777692.

Larry Shackley, in addition to being a fine composer, is an exceptional lyricist. His dual talents are on full display in this moving anthem praising the God of creation. With a text deeply grounded in Scripture, the choir asks the important question, Who is like You, O Lord? As the anthem moves toward its grand conclusion, the voices break forth in a majestic affirmation of God's holiness, with the symphonic piano writing offering full support. This selection will find a useful place in the folders of choral ensembles everywhere!

SKU: GI.G-6678

UPC: 785147667803. English. Text source: Negro Spiritual.

In the hands of J. Weldon Norris, this spiritual becomes a stirring tribute to Jesus Christ, who is there to bring us through our darkest times. This is a moderately difficult piece that your choir will find rewarding. Strong divisi is required, especially in the soprano and bass. A tour de force for an expressive bartione soloist who possesses a solid high F.