Matthew 26

This creative arrangement combines Joy to the World (ANTIOCH), I SAW THREE SHIPS, and IN DULCI JUBILO in an exciting setting perfect for your next holiday or Christmas concert! It begins quite

This piece is a programmatic piece about waking up in the morning. It begins with morning bells ringing followed by theme and variations on Are You Sleeping? Later you will hear snippets of

The gopak originated as a folk dance among Cossack dancers and is known as the National Dance of Ukraine. Also called "hopak," the corresponding exclamation "hop!" is said during a jump or as an expression

Love is one of the most impactful experiences in life, and this piece celebrates the passion, excitement, and pure joy that love can bring to our lives! Commissioned in honor of a thirty-year relationship,

A soulful spiritual journey wraps the listener in a warm embrace of reverence and calm assurance. With opt. Bell Tree (3 octaves, MD) or C/Bb instrument, this touch of bluesy jazz is a delight. The

The hymn JERUSALEM is sung so extensively in England that it is sometimes referred to as England's second national anthem. The text by William Blake was set to music by Sir Hubert Parry and later

O Come, O Come Emmanuel is a new setting for advanced handbell choirs of the popular Advent hymn Veni Emmanuel. Starting with a chant-like quotation of the melody on the lower chimes, it... view details

A repeated ground bass sets the tone for this complex and rewarding work in the style of one of the masters. Each variation grows rhythmically and dynamically until the final, full statement of the theme,

Exuberant, fresh, and joyous! Crisp, driving rhythms, frequent syncopations, and bold, exciting harmonies provide something new around every bend in this original work. A freely wandering middle section

This sparkling original piece is crafted in the style of a big band era song and uses multiple timbres to replicate the sax, trombone, and trumpet sections. One section is expanded to four staves for easier

Seven folk tunes of the time are compressed into this work, which is the second of two suites written for concert band by Gustav Holst. Each of these suites is unique in character and delightfully arranged

This original composition is full of complex and contrasting ideas and themes. Advanced ensembles will have ample opportunity to showcase musical phrasing and sensitivity.

Try something different for your Thanksgiving service with this jazzy setting of ROYAL OAK - and listen for Now Thank We All Our God. Great for concerts or to liven up your worship service,

This high-spirited polka by Strauss may have been entitled "chit-chat" since the Viennese people of his time apparently had a passion for gossip! This delightful arrangement is filled with perfectly placed