By Dennis Allen, Nan Allen. For Unison/2-part choir. Modern Christian. Sacred. Level: Easy. Accompaniment Track (Musical) - CD. Duration 40 minutes. Published by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing.

Choir

SKU: GI.G-6050CD

Music for First Communion. Composed by Various. This edition: Book and CD edition. Children. Sacred. Book and CD. GIA Publications #6050CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-6050CD).

ISBN 9781579992743. English, Spanish.

The title says it all! In this new, expanded, and updated collection, we bring you the very best songs GIA has to offer for the blessed occasion of First Communion. Carefully chosen, the music in this collection is assembly-friendly and easy to sing for both children and adults. A demo recording of all songs is available. Separate choral octavos are also available for most titles. A must-have for every parish! CONTENTS: Come to the Table ALONSO - Take and Eat JONCAS - Come and Eat This Living Bread GLOVER - Eat This Bread BERTHIER - We Will Take What You Offer BELL - I Received the Living God - Come to the Banquet CHEPPONIS - Live-giving Bread, Saving Cup CHEPPONIS - All Who Hunger MOORE - Come All You People BELL - Jesus, Be Our Bread WOLD - Stand Up, Friends - We Come to Your Table - Now in This Banquet - I Am the Bread of Life / Yo soy el pan de vida TOOLAN - Song of the Body of Christ / Cancin del cuerpo de Cristo HAAS - Pues si vivimos / If We Are Living - Bread of Life from Heaven / Pan de vida eterna HAUGEN - All Who Hunger DUNSTAN - Prepare a Room for Me STUEMPFLE - I Want to Walk as a Child of the Light - Let the Children Come BRINGLE - I Come with Joy - Come to the Feast MOORE - Taste and See MOORE - Final Blessing (from Jesus, the Compassion of God) HAAS - In the Lord I-ll Be Ever Thankful BERTHIER - Jubilate Servite BERTHIER - I Am Special MOORE - Psalm 78: The Lord Gave Them Bread GUIMONT - Psalm 34: Taste and See GUIMONT - Psalm 23: The Lord Is My Shepherd SENSMEIER.

Unison/2-part choir - Easy

SKU: WD.080689659171

Composed by Daniel Semsen. Choral, cantatas. Christmas. Choral score and book. Word Music #080689659171. Published by Word Music (WD.080689659171).

UPC: 080689659171.

Ever wonder what it was like on that one starry night in Bethlehem long ago? That night when angels sang, shepherds rejoiced, and a young couple gazed at their precious, newborn baby boy. You may think you’ve heard it all before; that you know all there is to know about that night and that special baby’s birth. But until you’ve heard the story told by the animals who were there with Mary and Joseph, you just might be missing an important perspective on all that happened that first Christmas night! Now you can hear all about it in Raad Tidings We Bring…The Animals’ Christmas Story, new, from Christy and Daniel Semsen! The Animals’ Christmas Story begins with two revered “old-timers”� �€¦ two celebrated “senior citizens” of the animal community in Bethlehem. Meet Ruthie and Eleanor; one, a wise old donkey, the other, a shall we say, long-in-the-tooth, camel, both reminiscing about the night when Christ was born. Our two old friends are joined throughout the musical by others who all came together to experience this miraculous birth. You’ll hear from birds on their way to Bethlehem for the census, meet theater mice and a thespian cat who entertain guests at the inn, and be introduced to a super-smart sheepdog and a super-chill flock of sheep- you know, those sheep who saw the angels on the hillside, outside of Bethlehem! Raad Tidings We Bring… The Animals’ Christmas Story, is a paws-i-tively amazing, meow-fully wonderful, hee-haw-fully marvelous re-telling of God’s love story…the story of a Savior, the story of redemption, the story of Christmas!

Unison/opt. 2-Part Choral (Unison Optional 2 Part)

SKU: HL.1423341

Arranged by Roger Emerson. Pop Choral Series. Folk, Inspirational. Octavo. Duration 195 seconds. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.1423341).

UPC: 196288199991.

Bully ing online--it's a heartbreaking fact that most young people have to deal with (sometimes on a daily basis), and this song just posits, â??what if we don't need this anymoreâ?? Why can't we just accept others for who they really, truly are--and why can't we just say it in a super-cute and indie folk rock kind of way :) ?