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A simple choral setting of this beloved Christmas classic. Straightforward, beautiful, a rather nice piano accompaniment.

Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming

SATB Octavo

HASHIVENU, ADONAI ELECHA VENASHUVA
    
    CHADESH YAMEINU KEKEDEM
    
    Cause us to return, Lord, to You 
    
    And we shall return
    
    Renew our days of old .
    
    
    
    A timely prayer for our time, this setting of the traditional Hebrew folk
  song weeps and pleads with rich and emotional textures and linear motion.

Hashivenu

The first of three movements, let us love one another explores the energy, momentum, and beauty that is love. The text of 1 John 4 soars above an accompaniment of perpetual motion: true Love is active never passive. This movement is available in a lower key - choose MSJH07-19b-lower for this option.

Let us Love One Another

"I Remembered the Lord" by Joshua Hummel is a poignant church anthem that beautifully intertwines traditional choral textures with modern harmonies. Perfect for common worship services, this composition elevates the spiritual ambiance and invites reflection through its melodic grace. A must-have piece for any church choir's repertoire. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

I remembered the Lord

There is nothing quite like early spring in New England. Tree buds, bird choruses, shimmering dewdrops on grass that's finally growing again. 
The breeze smells of new growth; I've traded out my snow shovel for my garden rake. Smiles and possibilities are in the air.

I echo Sara Teasdale when she says, "The spring is fresh and fearless, and every leaf is new. My heart is fresh and fearless and over-brimmed with spring."

My new setting of this lovely poem seeks to evoke the delicate subtlety of a spring evening, an evening rife with fragrant air and filled with the sounds of peepers singing by a nearby pond. 
An evening where the cares and insanity of a busy life recede, 
and we can slow down and notice the simple joys and present beauties that surround us.

The spring is fresh

Winner of the 2010 Spectrum Singers Young Composer Competition, this
  setting of the traditional Latin text is a work of textural richness,
  journey, and growth that leads to an expected and satisfying climax and
  closes with a hymn-like advent prayer, "salus nascitur," salvation
  is born.

Novum Decus Oritur

<p>This evocative Teasdale poem is about a fountain that gently sings to a stone satyr and sleeping peacocks beneath a full moon hovering in a clear night sky. The song the fountain sings is slightly melancholy but filled with the wonder and nuanced beauty of early spring. It would do us well to join the fountain in a bit of her solitary calm.</p>

the fountain

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A firecracker of a piece! Short and explosive.

Reel One is about fractals, never-ending patterns created by repeating a simple process over and over. Fractals have the same shape whether viewed close up or far away; nature is filled with them.

For the wind band, each instrument has a series of only four pitches that they play sometimes zoomed in, sometimes zoomed out. The colors shift and the pictures change as we "click" through each image, but the fractals remain intact for each instrument.

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Lovely and introspective worship song that quotes "O Come All Ye Faithful" in the chorus. Perfect all year long or at Christmas. Vocal score includes lead sheet for guitar and a cello part.

Let Us Adore Him

Unison Octavo

Three-movement work for choir and piano. The first of three movements, let us love one another explores the energy, momentum, and beauty that is love. The text of 1 John 4 soars above an accompaniment of perpetual motion . . . true Love is active never passive.Deep, rich, and weighty, the second movement draws its inspiration from Romans 8 where nothing can separate us from the love of God.An atypical setting of arguably the most well-known passage in all of the Bible, John 3:16. Shimmering and vibrant with an exultant climax!The first and third movements are available in lower keys - choose MSJH07 - 9b - lower for this option.

In This Is Love

Deep, rich, and weighty, this piece draws its inspiration from Romans 8
  where nothing can separate us from the love of God.

who shall separate us

An energetic and exultant original setting of the Frances Cox and Johann Schutz text. Choirs will enjoy the accessible choral and exciting organ parts.

Sing Praise to God

While singing the Credo of Arvo Part's Berliner Messe, I was struck by a singularly poignant bit of text, "Deum de Deo," God from God, and I immediately composed this unconventional Christmas mass. We begin with a grand Kyrie followed by two contemplative movements, a Part-like Veni Sancte Spiritus then an accapella setting of the lesser known Vox Clara. A succinct Sanctus then soars and propels us into the final movement, Deum de Deo.

*A landscape oriented organ part is available upon request. Email NewLeafArts@gmail.com

Deum de Do

SATB Vocal Score

A fast and furious setting of this timeless carol coupled with a lovely and simple dorian middle verse. Always hard to find fast Christmas music. This one clocks in under 2 minutes.

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

"Life is not a vision nor a prayer, but stubborn work." Capturing the essence of the struggle and beauty of hard work for a good, ordinary life, Emma Lazarus breathes new life into the daily grind, into the "woman's work" that is never done. This beautiful text elevates work, personifies her as an industrious woman, and brings her forward in elegance and strength without romanticizing her. And yet, we finish the third stanza and close out this choral setting, we are inspired to "fill our days with duties done" and to enjoy when "strange vigor comes," and we are "restored to health."

she hath strength for all

SSAATTBB Octavo

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