One of the best-known spirituals in the repertoire receives an exciting, Americana-themed treatment in this smashing arrangement. Scored for ease of singing, each section has its time to shine and includes

This treasured spiritual is presented in a tender setting full of lush, expressive harmonies. The arrangement is supported beautifully by the piano accompaniment, or use the optional percussion and string

This collection of traditional spirituals is filled with memorable moments artistically arranged for maximum expressive potential. From the rich harmonies of "Deep River" and "Wayfaring Stranger," to the

This fresh combination of two traditional spirituals in a light jazzy style is equally appropriate for the concert stage or the worship service. The addition of the optional rhythm parts heighten the

Three great spirituals: Great Day; Somebody's Knocking at Your Door and My Lord, What a Morning fill this medley with celebratory energy. The accompaniment is crafted with a rhythmic pulse

This spellbinding, free fantasia-like oratorio is thought to be the first-ever symphonic work based solely on African-American spirituals and folklore. Originally written and performed in 1919, the

This upbeat anthem makes it clear that God's children have a responsibility to show compassion for the lost and care for those in need. The gospel-style vocals and optional instrumental accompaniment will

An exciting, unique arrangement of this wonderful African American spiritual, rich in texture and vibrancy and sure to invigorate any holiday concert! With or without the rap section, and supported by piano

Combining two beloved spirituals that center on communion, this anthem embraces both the meditative and joyous side of the communion feast.

This lively arrangement of the beloved spiritual is sure to uplift your choir and congregants alike. Your choir will enjoy singing this anthem with the rhythm section parts for piano, guitar, electric bass,

Combining two familiar spirituals, this dazzling arrangement utilizes an abundance of rhythmic energy to express the need to lay down our burdens and stand before the Lord in prayer. Written in a down-home

Typically this song is performed a cappella, slowly and prayerfully. However, the walking aspect of the lyrics might suggest a bit more movement. Gwyneth Walker has transferred the feel to a Dixieland-style