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October Sun

October Sun is a love song to a time of the year filled with exquisite beauty. Each return to the “October Sun” refrain brings with it a new flavor, guiding the piece through the transition to winter step by step. A beautiful option for high school, collegiate, and community choirs. October Sun is a love song to a time of the year filled with exquisite beauty. Each return to the “October Sun” refrain brings with it a new flavor, guiding the piece through the transition to winter step by step. A beautiful option for high school, collegiate, and community choirs.

Great Gettin' Up Morning

This exuberant new setting of a rousing spiritual will give your a cappella choir something to shout about! Conceived in the finest spiritual tradition, with solo opportunities, layered ostinati and hand claps on the final verse.

Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow

The Stars Stand Up in the Air

For the high school choir, here is a masterful poem speaking of grief and beauty, in a beautiful setting with a soaring soprano solo above the choir. Needs good preparation for a great performance - and is well worth it! Duration: ca. 5:30.

Arr. John Wykoff: Look Up, Look Down (From Five American Songs)

A sorrowful American song that explores the themes of loneliness and loss. Simple and extremely effective arranging allows singers to express the text with tremendous drama. From the Amanda Quist Choral Series.

Blessing for a New Season (Shehecheyanu) : Choral Artistry for the Singer

From Lights of Freedom, an easy non-liturgical and celebratory piece in English with a simple Hebrew refrain. For junior high level and up.

Rozszumialy sie Wierzby Placzace : From the Willows There Came Up a Whispering

Rozszumia y si Wierzby P acz ce is a traditional military song arranged for TTBB voices by Derek Myler. The vocal lines are very accessible, with the challenge being in learning the Polish pronunciation and the clapping and stomping. This incredibly exciting and dynamic arrangement makes an incredible closer. Rozszumialy Sie Wierzby Placzace is a traditional military song arranged for men’s voices by Derek J. Myler. The vocal lines are very accessible, with the challenge being in learning the Polish pronunciation and the clapping and stomping. This incredibly exciting and dynamic arrangement makes an incredible closer. (From Three Polish War Songs).

Gavin Ralston: Irish Traditional Guitar Accompaniment

Learn the exciting accompaniment styles used by the very best contemporary Irish performers, with a progressive selection of folk songs taught step-by-step.Gavin Ralston begins with tunings and simple rhythms, gradually introducing more ideas and techniques as you progress through a host of melodies. The arrangements include strumming patterns and bass lines, allowing you to develop a complete accompaniment style that will sound at home at any session.

Arr. Mzwandile Mabuza: Ndikhokhele Bawo (Xhosa Prayer)

A traditional Xhosa prayer that almost every black South African grew up singing in church. An authentic and medatative setting by the arranger. Duration: Approx. 3:30.

Ireland's Best Polkas And Slides

110 all-time favourites. These polkas and slides will enhance your repertoire, liven up any session and are surprisingly easy to play. Suitable for all melody instruments. Guitar chord symbols included.

Voices of the Night

This well-crafted setting of the Longfellow text is a great concert choice. With accessible ranges that offer great teaching opportunities, this engaging work is a prime selection for high school choirs and up. Includes an oboepart that may also be played by flute. Duration: ca. 3:45.

Shelter this Candle

Humanity is up against a great deal of adversity in these times. Shelter this Candle is a reminder that we are at our best when we are united, not divided. This SATB work is achievable by young choirs, but deep enough to be sung by more advanced choirs of all ages.

Eric Whitacre: When David Heard

When David heard that Absalom was slain he went up into his chamber over the gate and wept, my son, my son, O Absalom my son, would God I had died for thee!A powerful setting of the devastating text, from Samuel II Chapter 18 Verse 33, for SATB Choir A Cappella.

Singing Technique : Book/Cassette Pack

This package presents a basic training method for all singers, even absolute beginners. The booklet explains vocal technique, from warming up and proper posture to vowel and consonant pronunciation, instructions specific to women and men, and much more. The cassette includes demonstrations of the exercises in both women's and men's voices. Available: Book/Cassette Pack.

Remember The Children

Remember the Children expresses the concerns that all people – particularly parents – have for bringing up the younger generation in this trying world. The combination of the English lyrics with their Swahili translation reflects the universal nature of this sentiment. The combination of a pop ballad feel and a gospel groove in this beautiful song will appeal to many singers and audiences.

Peter, Go Ring-a Dem Bells

Widely adaptable to school and church functions, this wonderful setting of an African-American spiritual features simple vocal lines and handbell parts and a strong piano part. Incorporates call and response between vocal parts, and with its references to Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, this would be excellent for Black History Month concerts. Uplifting and energetic, for elementary school on up! Duration: approx. 4:40

Indodana : Traditional South African Choral Music (Collection)

Traditional South African Choral Music (Collection) This collection of fifteen songs from South Africa is a companion to the popular album from the University of Pretoria Camerata, Indodana. Hit arrangements by Michael Barrett, Mbuso Ndlovu, and Ralf Schmitt like Modimo, Tuba, Ngothando, and the title song, among others, make up this distinguished reference resource for the choral library. Songs included: Bayasibiza, Bonk’abaphandle, San’bonani/Namhla Kudibene, Nda wana, Umahlalela, Indodana, Kwaxabana Oxamu, Ngothando, Tuba, Ha Rese Re Bina, Mangisondele Nkosi Yam, Thixo Onothando, Ndikhokhele Bawo, Siyalobola Gogo, and Modimo.