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 Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spirit - Spiritual;
arranged by Debbie Cavalier
for Three-part Mixed Voices with Keyboard and optional Percussion.
Singable lines and an infectious bounce, make this new gospel style arrangement of a well-known spiritual a fun piece that will be useful for multicultural situations. The syncopated rhythms and percussion parts suggest that some choreographed movement would be very effective. Moderately easy. Spiritual.
CM8595 - $1.30
CM8604 - $1.30
CM8578 - $1.40 |
 Glory On High - Dana Mengel
for Four-part Mixed Voices with Keyboard and optional Handbells.
A tender new anthem with original words and music from the skillful Dana Mengel, Glory On High envisions the joy of Jesus' mother meditating on his coming and the joyful effect on the world the event is destined to have. There is an optional descant added to the final verse of this charming new seasonal piece. Moderately easy. Christmas.
CM8605 - SATB - $1.30
CM8580 - $1.40
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Fairest Lord Jesus - Silesian Melody and Traditional Tune: O Waly, Waly; arranged by Elizabeth Campbell
for Four-part Mixed Voices (SATB) with Keyboard.
The well-known hymn tune Fairest Lord Jesus is combined with the lovely, folk-song O Waly, Waly to produce a beautiful and serene new anthem. Accompanied by a sensitive keyboard part this setting will find favor with congregations in most denominations. Moderately easy. General Church.
Give Glory To God Forever! - Marc-Antoine Charpentier; edited and arranged by Patrick M. Liebergen
for Four-part Mixed Voices (SATB) with Keyboard and optional Timpani and Snare Drum (or Hand Drum).
A festive piece, adapted from a Te Deum by 17th Century French master, Marc-Antoine Charpentier, this selection is a great general anthem of praise to God. Much of the choral writing is in unison or two parts and will be easy for a choir to master. Moderately easy. General Church.
Go Out In Joy - Eugene Butler
for Four-part Mixed Voices (SATB) with Keyboard.
One of the best new Butler anthems in years, this lively and joyful piece is set to an adaptation of a familiar passage from the book of Isaiah. The syncopated rhythms and melodiousness of Go Out In Joy, make it a natural selection for a situation requiring an affirming, up-beat anthem. Moderately difficult. General Church.
Hark! Harold the Angel Sings - Elizabeth Campbell
Based on Hark! The Herald Angels Sing by Charles Wesley and Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
for Three-part Mixed Voices with Keyboard.
A clever piece by a gifted new writer, that has a fine sense of fun. The parts are easy and the use of the familiar Christmas Carol will give audiences a feeling of being in on the joke. The solo, for young male voice, is straight out of the original and should help to draw out the shy "Harold" in the choir. Easy. Christmas.