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For years this G. Schirmer edition has been the standard-bearer of all vocal anthologies. Now available with professional piano accompaniment on CD or online.  

The table of contents divides these spirituals into four sections: Moderate and Rhythmic; Slow but Rhythmic; Slow and Quiet; and Fast and Bright. Titles include: Ride On, Jesus; Oh Freedom; Scandalize'

The flowing lines of this short a cappella work are woven into an elegant vocal tapestry that will create an atmosphere of serenity and warmth.

Recorded by the New York Concert Singers and premiered at the Lincoln Center tree lighting by Project Youth Chorus and the Muppets, this sweet a cappella setting is a simple and warm salute to the December

"A sweet, free thought inside my head as I lay down upon my bed, and I think of how the world could be." The text for this piece was written by a former student of the composer. This hopeful and optimistic

This sturdy arrangement is based on a spiritual folk song that appeared in a number of American hymnals beginning in the mid 19th century. Angels Hovering 'Round appears in The Revivalist hymnal of

This arrangement of a Yiddish Hanukkah song written in 1921 describes a father chanting the blessings over the menorah. Reverent and moving, this piece will be a welcome addition to any concert.

Add a unique twist to your next holiday concert with this vibrant, dance-like piece. Students will use both arco and pizzicato while learning interesting Latin rhythms and harmonies. Optional percussion,

Jointly commissioned by a consortium of choruses to benefit the programs and services of Chorus America, this socially conscience work merges a Christina Rossetti text with words from choir students in

Blending scholarship and practicality, this performing edition of a Palestrina masterpiece can be performed a cappella or accompanied using the keyboard reduction. This is quintessential Palestrina with

An ideal collection for a student performing in a contest or recital after 3-4 years of study. Contents: Marmotte, Op. 52 (Beethoven); Lovely Moon (Bellini); Sarabande and

This 12th-century piyyut, a Hebrew spiritual poem, is inspired by Jeremiah 18:3-6 and Isaiah 64:7. The poets draw on a vivid array of metaphors from everyday occupations - potters, masons, glassblowers,