Voice Duet Voice - Digital Download SKU: A0.969428 Composed by Crosby/Doane, Coghill/Mason. Arranged by Sonny Rios. Christian,Gospel,Praise & Worship,Sacred,Spiritual. 6 pages. Sonny Rios #4278115. Published by Sonny Rios (A0.969428). TO THE WORK (Medley): Sonny Rios has combined two public domain songs (To the Work, by Crosby/Doane, and Work for the Night is Coming, by Coghill/Mason) in a medley, in duet form, for Tenor/Baritone or Soprano/Alto. The arrangement has a range of D4-A5 and is in English. This song issues a challenge to all Christians to do the work that Christ has ordained them to do. The song may be used in Christian church services and religious or secular concerts. This arrangement has been registered with the US Copyright Office and ASCAP. An MP3 of the piano accompaniment (with or without lead example) is available for purchase at tenor@sonnyrios.com.  If you wish to record this arrangement, please obtain a license by emailing: tenor@sonnyrios.com.     To The Work by Crosby/Doane and Work for the Night is Coming by Coghill/Mason.

Voice Duet Voice - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.576893 Composed by David Warin Solomons. 20th Century,Contemporary. 3 pages. David Warin Solomons #496547. Published by David Warin Solomons (A0.576893). Setting of four poems by Carol Batton Carol Batton is a Manchester based poet. Her writing deals with a wide range of subjects including environmental issues and the difficult topic of mental illness. Her poetry can be sad, witty, angry and above all full of her strength of spirit. In fact, she has been described as 'the poet laureate of the survivors movement'. The poems are as follows: The clocks move tonight. Nothing moves but the clocks. The Universe stays the same. Then why does darkness drag in early? Why the days go damp and dreary? Like an unkind remark turning beauty to hurt, the wind ransacks the pink blossom. A new tree starting out managed the first inch up and the first inch down; it was not to be the minority who make maturity. A leaf clings with all it has to the tree: Falling is painless.