Bradley Nelson

Three-part Treble Unaccompanied A Quickly Paced Tongue In Cheek showpiece with Some Scat Singing Scattered throughout the Unpredictable Limerick.

Optional Accompaniment - Parts for Brass Quartet and Timpani, plus Full Score.

SATB Organ Optional Brass Quintet This well-known text is set to new music which employs the vitality of changing meters. Brass quintet is optional (order parts separately).

SATB PianoSome folks will recognize the 'We Plow the Fields and Scatter' text that is set to new music. A joyful Thanksgiving spirit pervades.

Not heard on the CD is optional congregational singing (from a hymnal) of 'Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation' at m. 80. 'Prayer stone' playing instructions are included in this exciting anthem. Optio...

The indicated strin bass pizz. is a double entendre; it also means pizzazz for this quietly joyous adaptation of Vaughan Williams' 'Prelude on the Hymn Tune Rhosymedre.' The CD uses just SATB athough...

SATB, Organ, & Trumpet The familiar text in a glorious new setting is a natural pick for Earth Day in April.

SATB & Organ, Optional French Horn This blossoms forth to answer the question 'Why another arrangement of this?'

SATB Unaccompanied an Exquisite Setting For The May The Road Rise Up To Meet You Blessing. Great For Graduation or As A Concert Closer.

SATB, Keyboard

A good, sacred concert piece, adapted from Psalms 27, 28 and 57, with optional brass ensemble and electric or string bass.

This narrative reflection truly honors Jesus's sacrifice with a warm, expressive lyricism that alternates between unison and four-part voicing.

Draws a parallel between the first Christmas and today's Christmas Eucharist: the miraculous whole being greater than the sum of the parts. Features a baritone solo

Avant-garde when it was written (in the 70's), this spooky piece for advanced groups uses massed whispers and strange tones, as well as more traditional techniques, to create a melodramatic effect. It...

Originally published in 1980, this has quite a contemporary feel to it with a swinging rhythm, joyous words, and a chance for improvisational accompaniment by handbells or glockenspiel.

An all-purpose anthem for a choir of any size!