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Sweet Hour of Prayer – SATB divisi

Ken Dake uses the original tune and text for this a cappella setting in a slow 6/8 meter. The vocal lines are completely manageable, however it does require SSAA/TTBB divisi. Duration: 3:25

Cry Out and Shout – SSAA a cappella

Now available in SSAA and TTBB voicings. Alfred Music commends Dr. Timothy Sarsany for his scholarly adaptations of this long-standing favorite of honor choirs and festival groups. New voicings are carefully crafted to reflect the original. A joyful, tried-and-true a cappella fanfare, not to be missed!

Travelin’ Home – TBB w/ opt Violin

Inspired by the sacred harp tunes “White” and “Long Sought Home,” Andrea Ramsey's TTB arrangement with optional violin affords tenor bass choirs the opportunity to experience the tradition of sacred choral music as it flourished in the American South. The plaintive text and tender harmonies will resonate with singer and audience alike. Also available for SATB Voices (CM9411) and SSAA Voices (CM9281).

Veni, Veni Emmanuel – 2-Part w/ opt Descant, opt Piano & Percussion

Trotta conceived this well-known Latin text as a dialogue between supplicants and the Creator. He masterfully juxtaposes a personal longing for something still to come with the steadfast assurance of something ever-present, yet not always seen. While the original theme is associated with the Christmas season, the wider theme of longing for something greater is universal to the human condition and allows this piece to be programmed throughout the year. An exciting piece for any concert, contest, or festival. Also available for SATB voices (CM9418), SSA Voices (CM9436), Three-Part Voices (CM9546), and TTBB Voices (CM9564).

Somebody Got Lost – 2-Part

If you're looking for a terrific arrangement of a lesser-known spiritual for your emerging mixed choir, consider this. The accompaniment is solid and the message is simple: “We can all get lost in the storm of life!” Also available for TTB Voices (BL628).

Beautiful Star of Bethlehem – SATB

Uses: Christmas, Christmas Eve, Epiphany

Scripture: Job 38:7; John 8:12; Matthew 2:1-11

A touch of gospel always adds a unique and meaningful element to worship. This perennial favorite glows with new luster adorned by a bluegrass consort. Your congregation will sway to the joyful dance of this best seller now available in both SAB and TTBB options. Consider this gospel standard for a distinctive moment of worship anytime of year or as that “feel good” encore for your Christmas program. Score and parts (mandolin, guitar, fiddle, dobro, upright bass, violin 1-2, viola, cello) available as a digital download.

Rejoice, the Lord Is King!

TTBB

Add a string quartet to this joyful arrangement of a well-known hymn and the result is a classical setting that will forever be a favorite for your choir and congregation alike. The imperative “Rejoice” is felt not only in the text but in the clear call of the voices and the accompaniment. Now available in a powerful TTBB setting as well as SATB and SSAA. Score and parts for String Quartet also available.

Silent Night SATB and Piano

For SATB and piano or chamber orchestra.

This subtle setting of the popular carol is soft and gentle, never louder than mezzo-piano. The ethereal background starts in a high register with a repeated figure that evokes tranquility. A different setting for TTBB unaccompanied is also available.

Orchestral material is available on hire from the publisher.

The Star-Spangled Banner – 2-Part

A must-have for every choral library! This full-sounding, uncomplicated setting of our national anthem will come in handy on many occasions for years to come. Dr. Robinson’s very practical, straightforward arrangement is easy to prepare and inspiring to sing! Perform the SATB, 3-part, SSAA, and TTBB editions a cappella, the 2-part edition accompanied by a piano, or combine any voicing with Michael J. Miller’s grade two band arrangement (00-46623) for a grand effect.

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