 | |||
|
Think On These Things - Virginia Croft
for Four-part Mixed Voices (SATB) with Keyboard.
Gracious and serene, Virginia Croft's setting of a familiar passage from St. Paul's letter to the Philippians makes a fine, contemplative anthem, suitable for general use. The opening lines can be done as a solo or by unison Sopranos or Tenors and the four-part section will not be difficult for a choir to master. Moderately easy. General Church.
CM8589 - $1.00
CM8574 - $1.50 |
 Turn To God - Eugene Butler
for Four-part Mixed Voices (SATB) with Keyboard.
To a text adapted from a biblical passage from the Book of Job, Eugene Butler has crafted a melodious new anthem that will be a fine addition to services throughout the church year. The part writing is graceful and not difficult, and the keyboard accompaniment enhances and supports the setting with Butler's usual skill and care. Moderately easy. General Church.
CM8590 - $1.30
|
Three Songs for Christmas -
Traditional;arranged by Russell Robinson
for Three-part mixed voices (SAB)with Keyboard and optional Trumpet.
Three favorite carols (O Come All Ye Faithful, What Child Is This? and Joy To the World) are skillfully knit together in this neat medley for Christmas. The voice parts are quite manageable and the trumpet part adds a very festive touch. Moderately easy. Christmas.
We Are the Choir - Elizabeth Campbell
for SATB Voices and Piano Accompaniment.
An inspirational piece that will touch any audience, We Are the Choir, is destined to be a great addition to the limited repertoire of perfect pieces for closing a concert. Contrasts between unison, two-part and simple four-part writing, coupled with a very sensitive piano part, make Elizabeth Campbell's new piece a real gem. Moderately easy. Concert/Contest.