Psalm.56

It was over 100 years ago that the American Theater opened for business on 42nd Street in the heart of Manhattan. It was to be the first of many theaters in that part of town, the area which became known

Here is a high-energy piece suitable for either the concert stage or the sanctuary. Varying body percussion between sections adds energy and excitement that will challenge singers rhythmically as the piece

This Roger Dean Edition is taken from microfilm copies of the original manuscript.  The editor has done meticulous work to retain the original intentions of the composer and to reflect the performance

Two volumes that weave together familiar and lesser-known carols in a thrilling and multicultural celebration of the season. Sing one medley for a ten-minute burst of Christmas joy, or perform several for

This service in song is a joyous celebration of hope and peace for the Christmas season. Using carols, original anthems, narration, and congregational participation, this approachable work is the perfect

This important major work for soprano or mezzo soprano solo, mixed choir, and orchestra (or chamber ensemble) takes its place beside Rutter's other significant contributions to the literature. The choral

This edition provides a fresh perspective on Handel's time-honored oratorio. Designed to be compatible with the well-regarded Schirmer/Spicker edition, it includes notational and editorial error

Jack Halloran's arrangements are choral gems, and Dick Bolks is a master at taking these challenging divisi a cappella choir settings and crafting them for a standard four-part, SATB mixed choir, with piano

Set hearts soaring with this joyful Christmas cantata based on American folk songs, spirituals, bluegrass-styled carols and original gospel songs. Traditional choral elements dance easily with the rustic

Heather Sorenson's first Christmas cantata is more than just a retelling of the nativity; this work explores both the mystery and the majesty of Christ's birth. Filled with original sacred songs and beloved

In this collaboration between two of the most popular sacred music arrangers in the country, Mary McDonald's exuberant, dynamic style blends seamlessly with Joel Raney's rhythmic and beautifully emotional

"What Sweeter Music," a new work by John Leavitt composed in the form of a traditional "Lessons and Carols" service, is appropriate for choirs of any size. With thoughtful part-writing