What a phenomenal rhythmic and melodic hook! "Sing al-le, lu-i-a!" Brimming with vibrant African rhythms and stunning dynamic contrasts, this is a musical Christmas celebration that is guaranteed to raise the roof! An absolute must for your Christmas performances!

Andre Thomas is a master at the spiritual form, and his skill is clearly evident in this gem! Easy to sing tonally, but with divisi voices, the layers of sound and the constant rhythmic patterns add vitality and intensity and are sure to make this the highlight of your Christmas program! Add the optional congas and tambourine for that authentic effect.

The Perrys have done a super job arranging the popular African folk song African Noel for today's choirs in both schools and churches! Layered voices and call and response between the soloist and choir highlight the choral texture. The optional percussion parts add a special touch to this exciting Christmas selection.

This Baroque masterpiece is one of the more accessible and singable anthems of this genre. Sounding full without being difficult, there are alternate texts for virtually every season of the year. For general occasions, Christmas, Easter, Ascension, Pentecost or Christ The King Sunday, this is an anthem you will be able to use year round as well as year after year.

An animated, lilting, and dramatic a cappella work, this choral tour de force briefly quotes the hymn Praise to the Lord the Almighty in a fresh and innovative way. It is a truly impressive work for mature choirs.

The delicate melody befitting this familiar text gains gentle momentum by a continual movement in the keyboard. A quintessential piece for spring from renowned composer John Rutter.

With the text comprising the single word "Alleluia," this quiet, reverent a cappella work continues to be a strong seller in its original SATB voicing. Now available for male voices, this is an excellent choice for both school contest-oriented use and church services!

Absolutely inspired! Jack's perspective on this beloved melody is to use a slow, gospel style. The authentic piano accompaniment has all the piano licks you could possibly want, and supports the arrangement just as well as the marvelous orchestral track. In a creative twist, the last verse features the instruments on the melody as the choir acts as "back-up singers" to the piano. Part of our American heritage, Amazing Grace is a hymn everyone knows, and this arrangement adds a richness to the melody that you simply must hear to appreciate.

This hymn arrangement of John Rutter is designed to take the place of a congregational hymn instead of being a choral anthem. The hymn is treated with John's formidable skill, always building on the hymn, keeping it accessible for the church choir while adding a new dimension. One of a series, each arrangement can include the congregation on various verses.

Here is a marvelous pairing of Amazing Grace with the beloved baroque classic, Pachelbel's Canon! The baroque canon accompanies as the voices sing Amazing Grace in 4/4. Opening with unison voices, it flows easily to rich part writing, closing in inventive counterpoint with the canon bass line, the Amazing Grace melody, and a soaring soprano descant Alleluia. Inventive and very creative!