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Like many of her other settings, this Barnwell piece utilizes a solo lead with the choir serving as background vocals.

A recently written carol, this piece works in both the church and school holiday settings. Its accessibility lends itself to younger choirs.

A syncopated setting with a sweet, sprightly piano accompaniment, this piece is a fine teaching tool for unison singing, vowel formation, and handling skips and leaps. There are a very few places wher...

This gentle piece about love and death features a grascious, evocative melodic line, and an expressive piano accompaniment. Duration: 1:50

Beginning with quotations from Big Ben's chimes and a traditional melody from the Jewish High Holidays, this piece is scored for two part treble voices, piano, and an 'optional mechanical clock sound....

This is a new voicing of David Conte's arrangement of the popular Mexican folksong and is accessible for all treble choirs.

I Will Arise comprises vocal lines which may be divided among the chorus according to voice range-with melody, harmony and descant designations. Be Thou My Vision has a dimension of an 'entreaty' to t...

I Will Arise comprises vocal lines which may be divided among the chorus according to voice range-with melody, harmony and descant designations. It might be possible to perform this song with either j...

Be Thou My Vision has a dimension of an entreaty to the Lord, as if asking for the Lord's presence to be there at all times. Thus, the phrase 'Be Thou' repeats as a background during the singing. Even...

Standin' in the Need of Prayer is a lively tune in swing rhythm. New words are added within the lighthearted approach. It becomes evident during the singing that the choir feels that they are in the g...

This setting of the Ave Maria text has the flavor of a folk song with flowing choral lines.

We are constantly bombarded with language and images that challenge us to consider our world from many points of view. This is important, but perhaps even more important is what do we do with all thes...