Je ne fus jamais si aise. Joyful cascading vocal lines and fa la la's will enliven your treble choir's concert or festival performance! The optional percussion creates a dance-like feel in this delightful madrigal edition.

(An Easter Call to Worship). With a lilting musical quote from the Easter hymn Christ the Lord Is Risen Today, this moving introit captures the shining joy of Easter Sunday. Like a dance of life, the music sweeps through the soul with confident and jubilant praise. An excellent flourish for Easter worship, this anthem is arranged for success and will lead naturally into an opening congregational hymn.

Here's an anthem ideal for all year round, but especially useful for any service of unity. The SAB voicing makes it accessible to choirs of any size. One love, one faith, one heart; God's love has made us one!

Living Faith. An expressive melody rises and falls prayerfully in this engaging paean of promise, securely carrying a message of hope. The song speaks to our faith and God's grace, teaching us to trust in the unfailing providence of the Almighty. The SAB voicing is deceiving: the anthem is rich and emotive, decorated by a helpful yet highly expressive piano accompaniment. Ending with quiet commitment, this piece would make a splendid epilogue to a sermon calling for a deeper walk of devotion.

Sing as One. This joyful piece was the theme song for a festival in Indonesia, then revised for an online video during the Covid-19 pandemic. Originating in the Philippines, it quickly became a popular song of hope to be sung throughout the world.

Developing choirs will love this joyful concert and festival work. Marked energy develops with dynamic contrast and vocal style with a supportive piano accompaniment. Multiple meters are dappled throughout accentuating the text and the rhythmic claps will add a spark to the learning and performance! A wonderful selection for contest too! Developing choirs will love this joyful concert and festival work. Marked energy develops with dynamic contrast and vocal style with a supportive piano accompaniment. Multiple meters are dappled throughout accentuating the text and the rhythmic claps will add a spark to the learning and performance! A wonderful selection for contest too!

Dan Schutte's modern classic 'Here I Am, Lord' is seamlessly paired with a beloved hymn to create an inspired new setting of these favorites. Mary McDonald's careful craftsmanship shines through in this offering. SATB voicing also available. / SAB

This sizzling crowd pleaser features four swing favorites from the thirties, forties, and fifties. A fantastic choice for concert or show choirs, Alan's hip five-minute arrangement really kicks! / Choeur SAB

Let Us Give Thanks! A singular song of thanksgiving, this lightly rhythmic offering is seasoned with a tasteful jazz syntax. The theme in minor is an easy sing and well-balanced with unison and fuller harmonies. Displaying a spirit of gratitude for the blessings of life, this piece is usable any time of the church year. A special moment occurs when the early American hymn tune RESTORATION appears joined with the lyrics of Come Ye Thankful People, Come.