Robert Kemppainen

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Each voice sings a verse in unison. The final verse is  a cappella in SATB Harmony. The students
  are happy for the last day.  So is
  someone else!  Who is it?

The Final Day of School SATB Piano

SATB Octavo

New and additional texts, settings and tunes by Robert Kemppainen
  including: Joy Forever (Joy to the World) Christ, A Rose (Lo How a Rose E'er
  Blooming) Noel Noel (The First Noel) Realms of Glory (Angels from the Realms
  of Glory) Herald Angels on the March (HarK the Herald Angels Sing) From
  Heaven an Angel Came on Down (From Heaven Above to Earth I Come) Away (Out
  West?) in A Manger (Away in a Manger) O Little Bethlehem (O Little Town of
  Bethlehem) Three Wise Kings (We Three Kings of Orient Are) How Silent the
  Night (Silent Night) Traditional texts, settings and tunes are by various
  author and composers and are in the Public Domain.
    
    
    
     
    
    
    
    If you purchase 5 copies of "Old Wine in New Wineskins" in either
  the Print version or the Electronic Version, you have permission to reproduce
  as many copies as you need for performance of the work by your
  organization.  With this purchase you
  also have permission, royalty free, to record, reproduce and sell or give
  away copies of the performance to people in your organization. (Church,
  school, club etc.)

Old Wine in New Wineskins

A playful rendition of the apostle Paul's words from Romans 8:39.  Each voice (SATB) sings a different melody
  individually, then all four voices join together, blending the four
  parts.
    
    
    
     "For I am convinced that
  neither death nor life, etc...will be able to separate us from the love of
  God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord! 
  -Romans 8: 39

Nothin'

SATB Piano  A song about nature
  praising God based on Psalm 98.   Each
  voice has a different unison part and then all four parts are joined together
  in four-part a cappella harmony. Hear it sung by a computer simulated choir.

Lord the Mountains Sing Your Glory

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Lord the Mountains Sing Your Glory