This uplifting solo setting of the beloved hymn is sure to delight your listeners! Set with a moderate triplet feel, this solo is accessible to most intermediate soloists, and could be rung by even

As a poem, Lift Every Voice and Sing was originally performed for Booker T. Washington in 1900. Later set to music, it is sometimes called the "African-American National Anthem." This setting

Here is an uplifting and joyous setting of this historic anthem. The arrangement features the saxophone section and has solo sections for alto sax. Attention to scoring and varied textures make this a

James Weldon Johnson's inspirational hymn dates back to the Harlem Renaissance. This beautiful arrangement is scored to be playable with voices or as a stand-alone concert band piece. Accessible to bands of

This arrangement of this powerful gospel song, sometimes called the African-American national hymn, was commissioned for the Heritage of Harmony show celebrating the African-American origins of barbershop

This beloved anthem of the civil rights movement retains its gospel flavor in this accessible arrangement. With simple harmonies, it is appropriate for use by most choirs. A supportive piano accompaniment

This popular song, often referred to as the "Black National Anthem," is frequently chosen to celebrate important moments in gatherings and commemorations of the African American Civil Rights Movement. In

After opening with a deeply reflective solo, this offering turns into a boisterous gospel anthem. Independent parts are used in this arrangement, and women's and men's voices both split into three parts.

This contemporary spiritual boasts a rich history as a song of liberation and has been dubbed the unofficial "Black American National Anthem." This engaging arrangement opens with a powerful unison before

This eclectic and fresh collection of piano solos is based on popular hymns that will be useful in many different settings.

A fresh new arrangement of the spiritual Lift Every Voice and Sing. Mallet percussion lines propel the melody forward, and dramatic scoring filled with peaks and valleys brings plenty of

Opening with a soulful treatment of We Shall Overcome, the work leads into a steady rock version of Lift Every Voice and Sing. This dynamic arrangement is a natural choice for a Martin

The song of prayer and thanksgiving for faithfulness and freedom which is often referred to as the "Black national anthem" in the United States and was publicly performed first as a poem as part of a

Author and poet James Weldon Johnson wrote the lyrics to "Lift Every Voice and Sing" in 1900, on the occasion of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. His brother, Rosamond, wrote the music. The song became immensely