John Joubert's I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes for SSAA choir with Piano accompaniment. Commissioned by Rustenburg High School for Girls Cape Town on the occasion of their 75th Anniversary 1969.

I Wonder as I Wander. Already a haunting melody, this setting is even more captivating with the addition of the oboe obbligato. Although piano can always accompany adequately, the use of harp furthers the mystic sonorities. This is a stunning Christmas concert selection of medium difficulty.

This wonderfully evocative a cappella setting of the Irving Berlin classic 'What'll I Do?' features the warm and lovely melody supported by gently pulsing vocal accompaniment sure to create a magical moment in concert! 

Exquisite lyrics and flowing vocal lines combine in this Stephen Schwartz ballad taken from one of his most performed musicals Children of Eden. “There are times I've been afraid ... Then I feel your hand in mine Andthere's courage in my heart.”Available separately: SATB SSAA TTBB and ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 3:15.

Commissioned by the 2012 ACDA Women's Choir R and S Commissioning Consortium, the entire piece drives toward the last line of the Stacy Gnall poem 'big brother, I am catching up to you.? One long, rhythmic race, this selection will be a wonderful contrast to much of the repertoire often included in women's choral concerts. / Choeur SSAA A Cappella

Poems by Yaakov Barzilai: An Accidental Meeting I Once Had a Friend There are No Stars in the Sky. Available separately: SATB and SSAA rehearsal piano part included.

Five choral songs. Par SCHONHERR CHRISTOPH. Since his earliest childhood, Christoph Schönherr has been fascinated by all things nautical. His cycle Von Schiffen, Meer und Wind (Of Ships, Sea and Wind) brings together verses by different poets that explore the sea in its various guises. The work's selected poems describe the vast ocean that can fill us with a deep sense of tranquility, but can also bring mortal danger with its storms and destructive waves. Boats, and especially sailing ships, are often associated with freedom, a sense of weightlessness, and security. But if we are caught in a storm at sea, we suddenly find ourselves at the mercy of nature. We are made painfully aware of our own insignificance in the greater scheme of things.According to the composer and passionate sailor: ?In the five choral songs I attempt to characterize the atmosphere of the texts and the emotions they contain. My experiences at sea, for example in storms or when simply contemplating the motionless water, guided me in my search for a suitable means of musical expression.? / Date parution : 2023-06-01/ Répertoire / SSAA

Now available in a sensitive a cappella edition this Celtic Woman song is a tender reflection of the love between two people and their gratefulness for each other. ?In the morning when you rise I bless the sun I bless the skies. I bless your lips I bless your eyes my blessing goes with you.? A wonderful tribute to love!

Commissioned by the Alliance for Arts and Understanding for the 2004 Alliance World Festival with uplifting text by Minnie Louise Haskins - Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown - and complemented by a simple Latin chorus this work offers a powerful showcase for female voices. In English and Latin.

Uses: General Lent Scripture: Psalm 55:22: I Peter 5:7 Now available for women's voices! From the initial sounds of a beloved spiritual to the jazzy original tune that forms the body of the piece this energetic anthem is a proven crowd pleaser! The theme is quickly learned and the fun accompaniment adds just enough spice to make this piece a recipe for success. For general or concert use you just can't go wrong!

Incorporating Albert Brumley's ?I'll Fly Away? and the traditional spiritual ?Now Let Me Fly ? this exciting arrangement by Stacey Gibbs for women's choirs offers a sophisticated challenge with dramatic results. A perfect selection for festivals and honor choirs. Jo-Michael Scheibe Choral Series.