Brief, simple, and accessible, this energetic spiritual arrangement is written in call-and-response style. Two text options make it usable on several different occasions in the church year.

Written to commemorate the 1963 bombing of a Birmingham, Alabama church, this a cappella arrangement includes several stanzas not often heard in other versions of the traditional African-American spiritual.

This early American folk song is given a rollicking setting, mostly SATB but occasionally has the women and the men dividing into four parts. The heritage of the tune is evident in the overall feel of the

This traditional spiritual is sensitively arranged by one of today's prominent African American composers. The setting contains a hint of Lift Every Voice and Sing and is part of the Duke Chapel

This energetic setting of a much-loved African American spiritual will have your audience clapping in the aisles! With a general text about the joy of music and singing, all will have fun learning and

An SATB divisi a cappella setting of the beloved traditional spiritual, Peace Like a River, this piece exhibits one of composer Craig Carnahan's trademarks: an ability to be fresh and creative

This rousing rendition of the well-known spiritual begins slowly and crescendos into a jubilant exhortation to let your light shine. There are two versions of this piece: one is SATB divisi acapella in F;