This arrangement epitomizes John Henry's skill as a steel-drivin' man: strong, bold and full of energy and guts. Great teaching piece for stylization and historical context. With traditional harmonizations,

A bold statement of confidence in the Lord's ability to lead, this driving anthem is both an energetic song of praise and a steel-eyed commitment to follow the One who made us. A quote of ST. ANNE reminds

A sincere prayer for all of the children of the world, especially for those who are not living in a safe and secure environment. The steel-string guitar accompaniment beautifully compliments the simplicity

An incredible text tells the extraordinary story of a Child, whose journey begins in Bethlehem, with the weathered hands of a carpenter holding his newborn son. "The hands that first held Mary's child were

Scored for three or four soprano soli, SATB choir and hang (or piano, guitar, vibraphone or other accompaniment), this piece is very tonal but has an ethereal quality about it. Opening with a drone