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This unique call-and-response piece inspired by African folk idioms is a truly unforgettable worship offering. The choir sings in English and Swahili, with a pronunciation guide and alternate English text

The text of this traditional Hebrew song comes from the Thirteen Articles of Maimonides, a revered 12th-century rabbi, translated as "I believe." Sung by many Jews who were victims of the

Bwana Asifiwe is a traditional Swahili medley that incorporates Praise to the Lord the Almighty with optional solo for a memorable multicultural celebration! For a truly authentic feeling,

Psalm 47:1 is the inspiration for this jubilant call for all people to praise and serve God. A strong multicultural spirit is enhanced by the inclusion of English and Spanish texts, egg shaker, and hand

This timely text from the Jewish liturgy is brilliantly set in a lovely original work. Its simple message of peace is enhanced with soaring melodies and lyric instrumental lines, making it a strong choice

This may be the coolest piece to appear in years! This innovative choral adaptation of a classic praise and worship hit features Swahili and English text inspired by the Psalms. The indigenous percussion

On a theme of prayers for peace, the melodic material seems reminiscent of music that one would hear in a Jewish morning service, with a melody that the singers and listeners will carry with them

This joyous, energetic anthem will have your congregation smiling and celebrating God's great promise of life forevermore. A call-and-response section featuring a soloist is based on the lyric from When

Fun to sing and surprisingly rehearsal-friendly, this South African musical celebration of freedom and hope is sure to have instant appeal. Lending itself to simple stage choreography and with an exciting,

Brad Nix has hit a home run with this engaging and energetic arrangement. While some of the rhythms have been simplified, the piece keeps the overall feel and marching style. The accompaniment is

"Ubuntu" is a South African concept meaning that "a person is a person through other people." Is not a choir a community of singers, all blending our unique voices together to create something better than

Writing a new melody to the Jewish Shabbat prayer Modium Anachnu Lach and combining it with the 19th-century hymn Now Thank We All Our God, here we have a fresh new expression of