Choral Choir (SSAA) - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1178138 Composed by Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP). Christian,Classical,Early Music,Sacred,Spiritual. Octavo. 14 pages. Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP) #778101. Published by Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP) (A0.1178138). Gorgeous sacred piece in Middle English for SSAA and Bb clarinet! Perfect for Holy Week, Easter, Good Friday, Maundy Thursday, environmental, nature, mystical, contemplative concerts! Julian’s Hazelnut (2022) by Adrienne Inglis (ASCAP)SSA treble chorus and B flat clarinetText: The Shewings of Julian of Norwich, Part 1 Lines 148-154 by Julian of Norwich (about 1343 - after 1416)Commissioned by Inversion Ensemble for Da Capo’s Origins concertDuration 3:50 minutesDifficulty 4 (Auditioned Chorus)Language — Middle English (with Original Pronunciation from David Crystal)Original Pronunciationhttp://originalpronunciation.com/GBR/Home The perusal score video will be included on this YouTube playlist soon.https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY9Jh0jT7VQvcM78yozLNYpIXeWzJjMPsPerformances:21 Jan 2023 at 7 PM Inversion Ensemble and clarinetist Brendan Fairleigh (world premiere) in Austin, TexasCommissioned by Inversion Ensemble for Da Capo’s January 2023 Origins concert, Julian’s Hazelnut (2022) by Adrienne Inglis sets text by Julian of Norwich for treble voices and B flat clarinet. Born in about 1343 in Norwich, England, Julian survived the Black Plague as a girl of six. She became an anchoress at St. Julian’s Church in Norwich where she lived in prayerful seclusion. In 1373, she became very sick at age 30. Near the point of death, a curate showed her a crucifix for comfort. She then experienced a series of intense visions of Christ and recovered from her illness to write eloquently about her “shewings.� The beautiful Medieval English text for this piece is from The Shewings of Julian of Norwich, Part I lines 148-154 in which Julian reflects on the vision she experienced about a hazelnut in the palm of her hand. She comes to understand that God loves even a small, ordinary thing like a hazelnut, such that it will not disintegrate but last forever because of God’s love for it. In Julian’s vision, the hazelnut symbolizes all that is made — all of Creation that God made and loves forever. The music combines Medieval sounds and counterpoint with lush, modern harmonies, woven together with the smooth color and elegant lines of the clarinet. Singers use Original Pronunciation to capture the lyricism of Julian’s words. May this piece inspire the same awe and amazement at God’s beloved Creation that Julian felt centuries ago.http://adrienneinglis.com.

Choral Choir (SSAA) - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.849286 Composed by Sarah Jaysmith. Arranged by Sarah Jaysmith. A Cappella,Holiday,Jazz,Wedding. Octavo. 7 pages. Sarah Jaysmith #4642305. Published by Sarah Jaysmith (A0.849286). This original song has a wonderful jazzy nostalgia feel to it, and the arrangement for SSAA a cappella enhances that. There is a small amount of divisi at the end. The harmonies are mostly homophonic, allowing the warmth of the voices to shine through. The duration is about 3 minutes.It's a simple story - girl meets boy, girl is too shy to ask his name, girl spends sleepless night wishing she had been brave, girl amazingly meets boy the next day (thanks to a little Sandman magic!). This recording is a rehearsal recording, and is a little under tempo, but still gives you the feel of the piece. Try a new song that audiences and your singers will love! Sarah Jaysmith has been arranging and composing choral music for many years. Find her at www.sarahjaysmith.com

Choral Choir (SSAA) - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.871471 Composed by Adam Schlesinger, Jack Dolgen, and Rachel Leah Bloom. Arranged by Hannah Wickham. Contemporary. Octavo. 4 pages. Hannah Wickham #6009515. Published by Hannah Wickham (A0.871471). A fun little piece from the show Crazy Ex Girlfriend arranged in a barbershop style. I've used the lyrics from the show, but you could easily change them, for example That's what religion is for could become That's what barbershop's for. This is best for a quartet, but could work for a slightly larger group too. Should easily transpose to be suitable for male voices too - I'd recommend down about a 6th.Approx performance time: 2:00Difficulty: Advanced IntermediateClean?: YesRange: S1 D4-F5, S2 D4-Eb5, A1 Db4-Bb4, A2 Eb3-F4

Choral Choir (SSAA) - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1040536 By Alan Wagstaff. By Alan Wagstaff. Arranged by Alan Wagstaff. Celtic,Folk,Irish,Traditional. Octavo. 45 pages. Alan Wagstaff #639233. Published by Alan Wagstaff (A0.1040536). 'Do As You Will' is a folksy, Celtic feel choral song arranged for SSAA -with harp, flute, fiddle, and accordion accompaniment. Its shifting tonality adds complexity. The lyric is female point of view: Do As You Will Once I had a soldier lad who swore he’d love me truly. Ah! But now those days are gone! When the battle raged he turned his heel and followed duly. I gave him the salute and soldiered on. The wind’s about the barley and the mice are in the meal, so rise up bright and early all young lasses if you would do as you will. Then I loved a farmer’s son whose trinkets were his kisses. Ah! But now those days are gone! But on the road to market he had scores of narrow misses. I tossed him out for chaff and ploughed straight on. The wind’s about the barley and the mice are in the meal, so rise up bright and early all young lasses if you would do as you will. Next I had a blacksmith who was swarthy, dark, and handsome. Ah! But now those days are gone! He stole away my store of coin and ran off with the ransom. I hope he finds the fires! I’m forging on! The wind’s about the barley and the mice are in the meal, so rise up bright and early all young lasses if you would do as you will. Jack the Tinker courted me, and he was ever willing. Ah! But now those days are gone! Everywhere he plied his trade he fell to Jack and Jilling. I rattled his old pans and wandered on. The wind’s about the barley and the mice are in the meal, so rise up bright and early all young lasses if you would do as you will. There’s no faith in any man, not even my own brother. Ah! But would those days were gone! Girls, if you but would, or can, you’d best love one another and leave them all behind and carry on! The wind’s about the barley and the mice are in the meal, so rise up bright and early all young lasses if you would do as you will.