Judith Clurman Rejoice: Honoring the Jewish Spirit Choral Series-Judith Clurman's Ki Hineih Kachomer takes the form of a piyut a spiritual poem from the 12th century and is inspired by Jeremiah 18:3-6 and Isaiah 64:7. The poets draw on a vivid array of metaphorsfrom everyday life - potters masons glass-blowers sailors - all shaping and guiding their work with their hands and forming the material into new and more beautiful forms.This arrangement by Ryan Nowlin is forSATB choir.

from Hit the Deck!-This familiar classic from the 1920s is revisited by Mark Hayes creating a choral that is refreshingly new! Its energetic jazzy style highlights a positive and upbeat message. A wonderful selection for show choirs to addchoreography; vocal jazz ensembles to use their straight tone blend; and festival choirs to add style and rhythm to contemporary programs. A homerun with track or optional instrumentation! Available: SATB SAB 2-part Ensembleparts (Clarinet; Trumpets 1 2 3; Trombone 1 2 3; Master Rhythm) StudioTrax CD.

Uses: Epiphany General Scripture: Genesis 1: 16-17 Isaiah 60:19 Malachi 4:2 John 12:46 Hebrews 9:25 This encouraging contemporary prayer has become a modern classic since it first appeared and it is now included in many hymnals. The text is ideal for Epiphany but would be welcome anytime as a congregational or choral offering. The piano writing is idiomatic and adds a lovely lyricism to the ambience of this very useful and meaningful sacred song. Refreshing!