An American Folk Hymn Medley-Uses: General All Saints Heaven Scripture: John 14:1-6; I Corinthians 2:7-9 John Purifoy has interwoven three classic folk hymns into an Americana-styled tapestry of song! Your choir is going to love to sing this creative heaven-themed medley. Songs include: When I Can Read My Title Clear; Saints Bound for Heaven; Swing Low Sweet Chariot.

Nico Muhly's I Cannot Attain Unto It for SSATB choir. Dedicated to the Manhattan Choral Ensemble.

Yale Glee Club Series-Using the sturdy but lilting Shaker tune Jeffrey Douma has crafted a beautiful a cappella setting appropriate for any good high school or college choir. With a text that is as important today as it was when it waswritten Wherever I am called whatever I can do shall be done in the name of the good and true this can be a powerful learning experience for all involved.

The Novello Book Of Hymns is a collection of 50 favourite hymns, inspiringly and engagingly written for SATB Choirs. Edited by David Hill, all the arrangements in this book are designed to be singable by congregations without music, and can be used in any church or school service.As well as providing uplifting versions of hymns, these arrangements also work well as easy anthems, enabling church and school choirs to learn an often striking and dramatic piece of music quickly and easily.The hymns have been arranged by a range of well-loved composers including Richard Lloyd, John Bertalot, David Hill, Stephen Jackson, Philip Moore, Christopher Robinson and many others.Editor of the collection David Hill is a Choral Advisor to Novello. He is Chief Conductor of the BBC Singers, Musical Director of the Bach Choir, Chief Conductor of the Southern Sinfonia, Associate Guest Conductor of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Music Director of Leeds Philharmonic Society, and Professor of Choral Conducting at Yale University. / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

for unaccompanied SATB choir Andrew Carter's setting matches in its powerful simplicity the text attributed to the French Quaker missionary Stephen Grellet: 'I expect to pass through this world but once: any good thing therefore that I can do or any kindness I can show or any service I can render to any soul of man or animal let me do it now: let me not defer or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again.'

Par HINDEMITH PAUL. These canons now published for the first time document Hindemith's fondness of composing little parodistic works with a wink on certain occasions. More than 30 artistic postcard-sized works were written by the composer. In strict counterpoint, he used them to convey season's greetings, congratulations on birthdays and anniversaries, and thanks to friends, colleagues and cultural institutions. Some of these witty and entertaining pieces have been released on recordings several times, but they have not been available in printed editions yet. Our first edition now enables every choir and every small singing group to find a canon of the appropriate level of difficulty and perform it on many occasions with great success with the audience./ Répertoire / Choeur a Cappella

And I Love Her is a beautiful, lilting ballad from the McCartney/Lennon partnership. Its use of major and minor keys, as well as a complete key change in the final verse, gives it a sense of drama that can create the perfect climax in a choral program. This arrangement has been specially crafted for SATB choir with piano accompaniment. / Choeur Mixte (SATB) Et Piano

No. 2 - How the Soul Speaks to God-For double mixed chorus a cappella. This is the second movement of Kernis' Ecstatic Meditations which includes Effortlessly Love Flows How the Soul Speaks to God I Cannot Dance O Lord and How God Answers theSoul. Ecstatic Meditations was composed in 1999 for Philip Brunelle and the Plymouth Music Series Ensemble Singers and Choir. Like all of Kernis' music it ‘bears the unmistakable stamp of a wildly fertile musicalimagination…with rich poetic imagery.’ The text is by Mechthild of Magdeburg translated by Jane Hirshfield.Named one of 75 ‘American Masterpieces of Choral Music’ by the National Endowment for the Arts.

I Can Only Imagine-Songs include: If You Could See Me Now I Can Only Imagine and Your Faithfulness

Civilla D. Martin (1866-1948)-An iconic text and tune have been thoughtfully set by Shane Warby for the BYU Singers. A simple two-part opening eventually builds into a dynamic proclamation of ?I can sing because I'm free!? A statement of surety in a God who watches even the smallest creatures.

A poem by Sara Teasdale is the inspiration for this minor-key setting which relies heavily on the piano and cello accompaniment to convey the deeply spiritual feeling of the text. For with my singing I can make a refuge for my spirit's sake a house of shining words to be my fragile immortality.

The 1964 #1 Hit by the Four Tops-Sugar pie honey bunch you know how I love you-Your choir will love performing this 1965 #1 hit by the Four Tops in this fun and easy-to-learn pop arrangement.Available separately: SATB SAB and SSA. ShowTrax CD also available. Performance time approx. 2:50.