Battle Cry was a favorite marching song of both the Union and Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. This rousing arrangement has two verses from each, with optional verses original to the George R. Root text.  Product Details...

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This beautiful and reverent arrangement for women’s voices incorporates ADESTE FIDELIS into the original text and melody. Mild dissonance and rich, tightly woven harmonies add color and depth to this moving anthem.  Product Details...

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This tender, gentle lullaby, written as if Mary were rocking her newborn Son, is beautiful and extremely versatile. The first three verses tell of her love for the tiny infant, the shepherds’ visit, and the Magi’s gifts.  Product Details...

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This arrangement is a lively, ingenious medley of The Holly and the Ivy, We Wish You A Merry Christmas, I Saw Three Ships, Bring A Torch, and O Christmas Tree.  Product Details...

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A unique and appealing medley of six international carols. Flute and piano open the music with a lively duet of the Ukrainian Bell Carol and use motifs from this duet to bridge from one carol to another.  Product Details...

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A majestic and inspiring arrangement of My Country ‘Tis of Thee, for antiphonal choirs. Bi-tonality, asymmetrical meters and new text bring color and vitality to this American classic hymn tune.  Product Details...

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Written to celebrate the bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln, this five-movement cantata** honors Lincolnís great accomplishments and remarkable influence in American history.  Product Details...

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With Malice Toward None is an overture that moves quickly through several quotes by and about Lincoln - "house divided against itself cannot stand", "Captain, my captain, rise up and hear the bells", "As I would not be a slave, so I would  Product Details...

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SATB divisi with soprano solo The horn sounds the opening and closing notes of the second movement, There Stood A Man, with a melodic motif echoed by full choir. A quiet interlude by the horn and piano leads into a lyrical ballad for soprano solo th  Product Details...

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An overwhelming cacophony of war opens the thrid movement. Each voice part sings snippets of Dixie and Battle Hymn of the Republic,harmonically juxtaposed upon each other, while the instruments are in tonal opposition. The Proclamation of Emancipat  Product Details...

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Capturing the profound essence of Lincoln's famous speech, The Gettysburg Addres, the movement opens with a fugal statement of "Fourscore and seven years ago..." A much slower and expressive section quotes, "We have come to dedicate a   Product Details...

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Based on the text taken from Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, the final movement echoes the opening bars of the first movement and transcends to a hopeful, hymn-like section.   Product Details...

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Commissioned in 2005 by Dr. Kenneth Martin, the text is based on the writings of St. John the Apostle. The theme of God’s love pervades throughout the cycle and the songs display many stylistic traits of contemporary music—shifting and asymmetrical meter  Product Details...

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