Almost too clever for words Larry Shackley decided it was time to make fun of all those who use Bach's classics as a foundation for a new song. So he did it too but in the most honoring and humorous way. Larry is anestablished composer and arranger and his craftsmanship comes through with this amusing piece.

A wonderfully singable tune and engaging rhythms are the perfect combination for success in song writing and Larry Shackley knows it! His gospel “Walk in the Light” captures Paul Williams' admonition for a lifetime of“followship” in a gentle country waltz. Choir accompanist and congregation will love it! The text is based on I John 1 and encourages believers to “Walk in the light of the Lord.” Lots of unison singingassists learning and the accompaniment track is sheer joy. There will surely be a lilt in your gait as you “Walk in the Light” with this octavo.

This is a fantastic new anthem for Easter! Larry Shackley has set the traditional text by John Mason Neale for mixed choir with organ or optional brass (two trumpets and 2 trombones) and timpani.Available (HMC2151a)

Originally written for mixed voices (HMC1940) Larry Shackley provides us with a very effective treble chorus voicing. This beautiful lyric melody would be great for lessons and carols Christmas Eve or Epiphany.

Soulful gospel! Originally written by Thomas A. Dorsey in 1939 for his friend, the incomparable Mahalia Jackson and here arranged by Larry Shackley, the true healing gospel spirit shines through. Multiple voicings, instrumental parts and an accompaniment track are available. / Choeur SAB

A Classic Christmas Celebration-Angels Sing Glory is Larry Shackley's Christmas medley including choruses from Vivaldi's Gloria and Handel's Messiah as well as the traditional carols How Great Our Joy and Angels from the Realms of Glory for 2 Part or SSA (Soprano/Soprano/Alto).Angels Sing Glory is not only fun to prepare and perform it is a classic standard for Christmas worship.

This energetic swing spiritual emphasizes freedom both spiritual and individual. River of Freedom is easy to learn and fun to sing. Voiced for SAB ensembles it is particularly accessible to smaller youth or adult choirs. Thejazzy piano accompaniment and optional instrumentation add snap and pizzazz.

This is truly a work for advent emphasizing waiting for the promise to come from above. With a great deal of unison writing and simple homophonic textures the lyrical qualities of the piece are elegant.