Take a winding journey down the river, riding on the buoyant notes of the flowing piano part. This uplifting nature-inspired choral will move choirs to sound their very best. Equally delightful to sing and

Bring an international flair to your holiday program with this joyous three-minute medley of four French carols. An IPA pronunciation guide is included for the few foreign words, and a festive concert band

Four treasured carols from Wales, England, and Ireland comprise this colorfully arranged Christmas medley (three-and-a-half minutes in length). The slow-fast-slow-fast form is carefully constructed for

Douglas Wagner sensitively sets the lyrical melody of this beloved carol in 4/4 time. With organ accompaniment and delightful choral textures, Wagner effectively paints a timeless picture. Effective,

The core message of the Christian faith is beautifully expressed in this anthem from Douglas E. Wagner and Ronald Cadmus. Beginning gently and lyrically, it gradually builds to a joyous conclusion.

This popular song, based on Psalm 91, has become a standard in many churches. It is used for occasions such as weddings, anniversaries, funerals, or general worship. Doug Wagner has carefully

Another great arrangement by Douglas Wagner for brass quintet with piano accompaniment! Themes incorporated are Ash Grove (traditional Welsh melody), Wie lieblich ist der Maien (Johann

This easy adaptation of a familiar William Boyce canon is complete with easy-to-sing melodic lines, comfortable ranges, and a supportive and interesting piano part. A perfect introduction to singing

Straight out of the pages of the Great American Songbook comes this Irving Berlin standard, dished up for men's ensemble in an easy swing style. Beginning in unison and then adding a dash of simple harmony,

Gentle forward motion and soaring melodic lines create a unique interpretation of this popular traditional text. Contrasting legato vocal lines with a flowing eighth-note-driven piano part come together in

This classic is as vital today as it was in 1965. With this exciting, rhythmically driven arrangement, you'll find great audience acceptance, and it's loads of fun to play!