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May the Lord bless your spirit. So begins this newly composed piece that sounds like a traditional Hebrew folk song.  Although written in a minor key,its message is strong and positive. The Lord will walk beside you all the way. The melody includes mostly step-wise motion, with a range of just over an octave (C# up to D) and the form is a simple AABA. The piano accompaniment supports without getting in the way of the voices. The included part for C instrument joins on the repeat of the A section to echo and harmonize with the singers.

Hebraic Blessing

Unison Octavo

Why worry, when you've got a great big God? This bouncy, syncopated piece will remind the audience of just that, as it quotes from Philippians 4:13. With two short verses and an optional descant, you'll want this piece in your library!

All Things Through Christ

Unison/Two-Part Octavo

This lovely song serves as a reminder that we should keep our eyes on the Lord, and He'll show you the way. The simple ABA form assures that the young singers will perform with confidence from beginning to end.

Put Your Eyes on Jesus

New words, in partnership with the well-known MEULLER tune, make this sweet song a lullaby for the baby Jesus. All three original verses are included; the partner song is used alone and with the final verse.

Away in a Manger

Two-Part Octavo

"I'm Gonna Sing" praises to God with this joyous unison anthem! The swinging eighth notes and soft-shoe feel make this one fun to sing. Clarinet or trumpet work well to help set the style. (Part included.)

I'm Gonna Sing

Glory, glory, peace on earth! This unison song tells the story of the shepherds in the field hearing the angels' song and running to meet their new-born Savior. The Angels' Song is sung first by the angels, and then by the shepherds as they worship. The melody of the verses stays within the range of a 5th (D up to A), with a simple rhythm of mostly quarter notes. Piano and flute (any treble C instrument) enhance both sections and support the melody. The flute part is included in the octavo.

Angels Song

The Bible, God's Word, gives contains many wonderful promises to hold onto through life. And what better way to teach those promises than through music? Interwoven with a peppy A section are three of God's promises: Joshua 1:9, Jeremiah 33:3, and John 6:35.

God's Word (Is Like a Promise)

With words straight from the Bible, this song presents God's first and strongest commandment in a modal setting. The ABA form makes it easy to learn, and the violin part adds a touch of sophistication to this unison anthem. (The violin part is included in the octavo.)

Hear, O Israel

Upbeat, peppy, and rhythmic describe this praise anthem. A slower, calmer middle section gives reasons why we should "Shout Hallelujah Clap Your Hands." From the youngest singer to the oldest audience member, all will love this perky tune.

Shout Hallelujah!

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Beginning with a powerful intro, Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus uses the
  strength of the tuba to proclaim its martial message. With tuba playing the
  first and third verses, and piano leading on the second verse, this is a
  standard ABA form. The range for tuba is just over two octaves, from Bb to
  middle C. Although the melody remains mostly step-wise in motion, the middle
  section has a good number of octave leaps, as well as upper range triplets
  for the solo player.

Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus

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This well-loved hymn has been gently treated in an ABA format with tuba
  playing the melody on the A sections and piano having the melody on B. The A
  parts are the same, except in different keys; and there is a tag on the end.
  The flowing style of the original remains unchanged throughout the piece. The
  tuba part has a 2-octave range, from Ab-Ab.

Sweet Hour of Prayer

Written by a tuba player, specifically for tuba, this lilting Welsh folk song dances across the full range of the tuba.

Ash Grove

Tuba Solo with Piano

Bold and exciting, these variations move through the full range of the tuba with a variety of rhythmic treatments. The piano plays lightly in the background, allowing the tuba to take the lead throughout. This Christmas classic is a must-have!

Angels We Have Heard on High

Tuba Score

Peppy syncopations set the tone for praising God in this unison treatment of Psalm 47. The ABA form makes it easy for singers to learn; and the limited range of a 7th makes it accessible to the younger choir members.

O Clap Your Hands

<p>There are many reasons to be thankful, but this unison anthem highlights the best one of all, quoting John 3:16 and Romans 5:8 to remind us that God loved us enough to send His Son to die on the cross in our place. The unison melody is catchy, with easy patterns and repetitions, the form is rondo, and the range is D-D, making it accessible for most young voices.</p>

Thanks Be to God

In learning this piece, your children's choir will be memorizing an entire Psalm! The rondo form gives even the youngest singer the repetition necessary to learn it. Varied tonalities and melodies set the sections apart from each other and provide interest. The flute part, included in the octavo, is accessible for a second year band student. And the total package will amaze your audience!

Blessed Is the Man

The happy sound of church bells ringing in the birth of the Savior is what this song is all about. Repetitive words and form make this accessible for the youngest choir. And optional handbell part is included.

The Sound of the Bells

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