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From Dan Forrest |
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JUBILATE DEO |
1. Jubilate Deo
2. Ve adthdor vador
3. Ta cao chang de yang
4. Ngokujabula!
5. Bendecid su nombre
6. Song of the Earth
7. ...Omnis Terra! |
| HMB269 |
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for SATB choir, optional treble choir, and soprano and alto soli
(child and/or adult), with full orchestra, small orchestra, or
chamber ensemble. |
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Hinshaw Music Sacred, 2016
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| HMC2473 |
Arise, My Love (Snedden, SATB,divisi, a cappella) |
1.70 |
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This timeless text is beautifully presented here in a lush setting
for mixed voices. Try it for the Festival of the Christian
Home.
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| HMC2469 |
Be Filled With The Spirit (Pote, SATB, piano) |
1.70 |
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The composer's original text for this very accessible piece is
based on Colossians 3:12-17, which shares the message of peace,
kindness, and humility. It's anotherwinner by this skilled
composer.
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| HMC2476 |
Dormi, Dormi, Bel Bambin (arr. Crescenz, treble chorus, SSA, piano & flute) |
1.90 |
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This very sweet Italian Christmas carol is a lullaby sung to the baby
Jesus. Although it was written for the West Bradford
Elementary School chorus, Downingtown, PA, it is also suitable for treble
choirs of all ages.
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| HMC2470 |
God of Harmony and Beauty (arr. Schwoebel, SATB, piano & opt. congregation) |
1.90 |
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An inspirational work with text by Frederick L. Schuszler
incorporating the hymn tune Bradbury, try this piece on Music Ministry
Sunday.
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| HMC2474 |
Guiding Star (Gifford, unison, 2 pt, or mixed, piano & opt. finger cymbals) |
1.70 |
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This is a perfect Epiphany piece. The versatile voicing makes
it accessible for choirs of all ages and abilities.
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| HMC2463 |
I Want Jesus to Walk With Me (arr. Greer, SATB, piano) |
1.70 |
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Originally scored for male chorus, this setting for mixed
voices SATB with piano is an accessible arrangement of this
popular spiritual appropriate for high school or church choirs alike.
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| HMC2466 |
My Song Is Love Unknown (Gustafson/ed. Manor, SATB, piano) |
1.90 |
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This beautiful text by Samuel Crossman is set here with original
music by Dwight Gustafson in a new edition by Trevor Manor,
the composer's grandson.
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| HMC2472 |
Non Nobis (Anglea, SATB, piano) |
1.90 |
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Non Nobis is a setting of Psalm 115:1-2, the first of Three
Latin Psalms composed by Peter Anglea in 2011. The third setting
is the widely successful Jubilate Deo published in 2014. In this
beautifully reflective piece, Non Nobis reminds us that " Not unto us, O Lord,
but to thy name give the glory". Easily successful either in a school
or church setting.
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| HMC2495 |
Non Nobis (Gustafson/ed. Manor, TTBB, piano & drum or opt. or 2 tpts. & 1 or 2 french horns) |
1.90 |
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From the Dan Forrest Choral Series, this haunting melody by
Dwight Gustafson is adapted here for male voices by his grandson
Trevor Manor. It would make a wonderful processional for a concert or church service.
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| HMC2468 |
O Clap Your Hands (Lau, SATB, organ & opt. brass septet & timp.) |
1.90 |
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This setting of Psalm 47 is an example of the masterful craft
of composer Robert Lau. This festival anthem is easily
successful on Palm Sunday, Christ the King, Ascension, or general celebratory use.
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| HMC2464 |
Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven (arr. Helvey, SATB organ, opt. cong.& brass quartet) |
2.20 |
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With an original introductory section, this wonderful setting of
the well-loved hymn tune, LaudaAnima by John Goss, should
become a staple in every church choirs' repertoire. Very effective with
organ alone, or add the brass for a special celebration. Great for Christ
the King Sunday!
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| HMC2478 |
Rise Up, Ye Faithful (Miller, SATB, children & youth piano or opt. handbells and organ) |
2.00 |
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In this clever setting Mark Miller blends the African American spiritual
Rise Up Shepherd andFollow with O Come All Ye Faithful to
make a perfect blend for use with your adult, children's or youth
choirs.
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| HMC2496 |
Shalom (arr. Bucky, SATB, divisi, a cappella) |
2.00 |
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A rousing rendition of this traditional Jewish folksong, this
setting won the 2014 Chanticleer Student Composer Competition.
It's perfect for a Festival or honor choir concert.
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| HMC2460 |
The Storm (Davidson, TBB, piano) |
2.00 |
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A compelling piece conveying the dangers inherent in fishing
on the open sea, it also seeks to honor all men and women who
face dangerous working conditions, and the power of prayer. For
middle school or adult men.
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| HMC2494 |
This Is My Father's World (arr. Hagenberg, SATB, piano & violin) |
2.00 |
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This is a new setting of the much loved hymn tune, Terra Beata
with text by Maltbie D. Babcock. The virtuousic violin part
beautifully complements the arrangement. In a worship setting the
piece has general use or whenever celebrating the power and
beauty of God's creation.
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| HMC2467 |
Watoto Waje (Bethel, SATB, opt. children’s choir, keyboard & opt. percussion) |
2.00 |
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In this piece the title, which means "Let the Children Come"
in Swahili, is used as a refrain. The original verse text by Herb
Frombach tells us that Jesus loves us all, especially the children.
This is a perfect piece for your adult and children's choirs to sing
together. The optional percussion addsa rhythmic intensity, and requires
three players. Try it for confirmation or Festival of the Christian Home.
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| HMC2471 |
We Give You Thanks (Psalm 100) (Moose, SATB. piano) |
1.70 |
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A wonderful Thanksgiving or general worship anthem with a
very memorable refrain, the work is accessible for small
church choirs—both youth and adult.
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| HMC2475 |
With Wondering Awe (arr. Harmon, SATB, piano or opt. harp & wind quintet) |
1.90 |
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The simple, but lovely melody of this anonymous Christmas
Carol from the Laudis Corona, Bostoncollection of 1885 is beautifully
arranged here for mixed voices. Try a set of Neil Harmon
carol arrangements on your next Advent Lessons and Carols.
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Hinshaw Music Secular, 2016
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| HMC2486 |
The Arrow and the Song (Waters, SATB, divisi, a cappella) |
1.90 |
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This fascinating text by Longfellow is skillfully set here for
high school as well ascollege and professional choirs. Try it
during American Music Month or as a commencement anthem.
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| HMC2459 |
As the rain hides the stars (Hagenberg, SSA, opt. Solo or descant), piano |
1.90 |
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In this very powerful, exquisite setting of the traditional
Gaelic Prayer, Elaine Hagenberg vividly presents the initial image of longing
and unrest to the ultimate resolution ofassurance that "Though I
may stumble in my going, You do not fall".
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| HMC2492 |
Bile Them Cabbage Down (arr. Wilberg/adapt. Rodde, TTBB tenor solo, piano (four-hands), opt. fiddle, guitar, woodblock, tambourine & strings) |
2.50 |
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Mack Wilberg's very successful SATB arrangement of this rousing
American folksong has been ably set here for male chorus. Although
the piece can be effectively performed with piano accompaniment alone,
the optional fiddle, buitar, woodblock, tambourine and string bass will
add just the right kick.
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| HPC7103 |
Cantate (Dittmar, SATB, divisi, a cappella) |
2.00 |
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The driving bass line along with the soaring soprano part of
this energetic Psalm 96:1 setting creates a performance that will
delight audiences of all ages. It was written, andpremiered when the
composer was a senior at Sanderson High School in Raleigh, NC. Perfect for
a festival or honor choir concert.
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| HMC2481 |
A Cherokee Hymn (featuring The Cherokee Morning and Evening Hymns) (arr. Green, SA or opt. SAB, descant ( or solo),
a cappella, or opt. flute (or violin opt. Shaker, Tambourine, Drum and Bongos (or Congas) |
2.00 |
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James Green continues his efforts to keep the Cherokee language
alive with this riveting arrangement of a traditional Cherokee Hymn.
This hymn was sung on the "Trail of Tears" and is still a
favoriteamong the Cherokee people. This arrangement features the true
Cherokee Morning and Evening Hymns. An authentic performance can be
achieved by using the phonetic pronunciation guide that is
included. A versatile arrangement with many voicing options, this piece would be a great
addition to any program. Especially powerful for American Music Month.
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| HMC2491 |
Die Lotosblume (Schumann/ed. Oltman,TTBB, a cappella) |
1.70 |
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On a text of Heinrich Henne, this modern edition of the
Schumann classic is here made available to the advanced college/university
or high school festival chorus. Consider pairing it with other
classics by Brahms or Schubert.
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| HMC2461 |
Dies Sanctificatus (Bernarducci, SATB, divisi, a cappella) |
2.00 |
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This lively and energetic piece for a cappella mixed chorus
with divisi would be a perfect AllState, Festival, or Honor choir choice.
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| HMC2485 |
Don't Be Seen (Hill, 3 pt. mixed, piano & opt. cello) |
2.20 |
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Written originally for a middle school honor chorus, this
energetic piece with optionalcello can be successful for voices of all
ages. It's perfect for the festival or honor choir setting!
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| HMC2482 |
Further Goals (Dake, SATB, divisi, a cappella) |
1.90 |
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Scored for a cappella mixed chorus with divisi, this setting of
the adapted Emily Dickinson text would work especially well as
a commencement anthem – whether in an auditorium, on an
athletic field, or in a gymnasium. It's the latest contribution to
the Songs of the World Series edited by Andre de Quadros.
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| HMC2489 |
Home on the Range (Hayes, TTBB, piano & opt.harmonica or other C inst. or clarinet) |
1.90 |
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This concert showpiece and arrangement of the popular folk
song starts with a lone harmonica, and builds to lush choral
harmonies. If harmonica is not available, try another C instrument such as oboe.
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| HMC2484 |
I Am Loved (Harris, SATB, divisi, piano) |
1.90 |
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The driving rhythm of the accompaniment along with
the bold choral writing in thissetting of the Sara Teasdale
poem, Joy, beautifully conveys the strong message of love.
Another addition to the Andre Thomas Choral Series and an
excellent choice for festival or honor choirs.
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| HMC2487 |
In Meeting We Are Blessed (Robertson, SATB, a cappella, djembe) |
1.90 |
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With an original text inspired by John Donne, this
piece illustrates the power of peace, and allthe blessings it
brings. Written for the meeting of the Nairobi Chamber Chorus
and FestivalSingers of Florida, it was premiered in Nairobi
with the composer singing in the choir. It's lovely, lilting melody
will appeal to choirs of all ages.
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| HMC2483 |
Invictus (Marshall, SSATB, a cappella) |
1.70 |
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This setting of the poignant, inspirational poem by William
Ernest Henley, about conqueringlife's dark moments, and becoming
a master of your fate. Appropriate for mixed choirs of allages
including high school.
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| HMC2462 |
Love's Fool (Robertson, TTBB, piano) |
1.90 |
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This setting of the John Donne poem, The Triple Fool, for
male chorus with piano, has a slightly "bluesy" feel. Also included is
a line-by-line study of the poem by composer Dr. Troy Robertson.
It's an excellent way to introduce John Donne to high school or
even college singers.
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| HMC2490 |
One Voice (Shelton, SSA, solo & audience (or descant) piano & violin) |
2.00 |
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This lyrical composition provides many opportunities for
developing musical and non-musicalskills and understandings. It was
commissioned for the 2014 North Carolina Elementary Honors Chorus, but is also
suitable for adult women.
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| HMC2488 |
Refuge (Hagenberg, SATB, piano and cello) |
2.20 |
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This brilliant setting of the powerful Sara Teasdale poem,
Refuge, reminds us that in singing we have a refuge from all our strife
and stress. A wonderful inspirational addition to any choir's repertoire.
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| HMC2479 |
An Sylvia (Schubert/arr. Bohlin, SATB, divisi, piano) |
1.70 |
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One of Schubert's three settings of Shakespeare texts from
July 1826, this new choral arrangement would be perfect for both
high school and college choirs, as well as professional groups.
Consider a group of Schubert songs for your next concert.
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| HMC2480 |
Winter Roses (Bernarducci, SSA, piano) |
1.70 |
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Another outstanding addition to the Andre Thomas Series, this
is a lovely setting of the John Greenleaf Whittier poem for
women's voices. Try it during American Music Monthor part of your
winter choral concert.
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