SKU: LX.65-1929S

UPC: 000308060195. Text: Stephen Andrews.

The radiance, joy, and majesty of the Christmas season is all captured herein this remarkable work. Familiar and favorite texts are re-clothed in colorful and varied musical styles, typical of this composer, and the sensitive narration of Stephen Andrews creates a magical mood. Along with a haunting setting of the cantata's title, there are fresh and skillful arrangements of Messiah Comes, Emmanuel, What Child Is This?, Angels We Have Heard On High, and two breathtaking original compositions entitled One Holy Night and Manger Lullaby. This vibrant work is sure to be the highlight of the season in your church. Performance time: 30 minutes.

SKU: A0.1270979

A heart-wrenching and powerful 3-part treble choir and piano arrangement of Billie Eilish's What Was I Made For? From the soundtrack of Barbie.
This emotional rollercoaster will be sure to get your audience, as well as your choir tearing up. Get ready for some Barbie-girl-power in your next concert!

SKU: A0.726729

The price is high because it's a FLAT FEE per ensemble/organization, not a per copy fee. Please only make copies as needed within your ensemble/organization.

SKU: A0.1036100

StA C00128. Original composition SAB choral anthem based on John 16:25-28. Very easily approachable by the most modest of choirs. Part of the St. Andrew's Collection.

SKU: A0.969280

Here's One is a traditional Spiritual. Utilizing 3 stanzas (about loving Jesus, being converted, being forgiven) with some chromaticism and creative flourishes here and there, Naomi King Walker has created a lovely SSA a cappella arrangement. Ideal for intermediate level women's voices. For church or school use.

(When Covid-19 has abated somewhat, a choir will be gathered to make a demo recording to attach to this post.)

SKU: A0.719705

Here is a new melody and harmonic interpretation of the familiar text by Frederick Faber. The choral writing is not difficult though it has some chromatic alteration in the 3rd line of each verse with the harmony also somewhat different each time. The relaxed piano accompaniment is generally very supportive of the singers so the piece should be accessible for most choirs. It would make a nice addition to choral library of choirs with limited male voices. It is also available for SSA or SATB voices, solo voice, and as a simplified 4-part chorale hymn tune.

SKU: A0.719704

Here is a new melody and harmonic interpretation of the familiar text by Frederick Faber. The choral writing is not difficult though it has some chromatic alteration in the 3rd line of each verse with the harmony also somewhat different each time. The relaxed piano accompaniment is generally very supportive of the singers so the piece should be accessible for most choirs. It would make a nice addition to the treble voice choral library. It is also available for SATB voices, solo voice, and as a simplified 4-part chorale hymn tune.

SKU: A0.1449529

A non-exclusive song for the winter holidays that expresses the giving spirit of the season without referencing any specific religion. (OK, there's a musical nod to Silent Night.) My challenge to myself was to write a spiritual holiday song without ever mentioning Christmas... to celebrate EVERY baby's birth and the season of giving.

The song is available for Solo voice, SSA choir with solos, SSA (no solos), and optional Violin or Flute part. Formats: with written piano part (simple - please embellish!) or Lead Sheet (melody, words, chord names - less pages to print!), lead sheet for Violin or Flute. Whew!

Lyrics:
All I Really Want is Peace on Earth
(c)2017 Lois J Henrickson (Lytingale)
 
When they ask me what I wish for
On this holy holiday,
I can only think of all the ways
The world has lost its way.

And I hope that we will see the Light
In every baby’s birth,
And expand our love to everyone.
All I really want is peace on earth, peace on earth.

Yesterday I saw an angel.
She was teaching kids to read.
And another one gave up his coat
For somebody in need.
Oh, it’s all around the city
And in every single town,
Lots of people helping people.
All they really want is peace on earth, peace on earth.

And if you search the whole world over,
This is what you’ll see:
People just want to take care of their family.

And when we realize our differences are
Really very small,
Every person is a part of us all.
 
Everybody has a purpose,
Their place is guaranteed.
Doesn’t matter what they look like,
Or what holy books they read.
Oh, we all belong together
In one caring family.
We are here to love each other.
All we really want is peace on earth,
Peace on earth,
Sweet peace on earth,
Peace.

SKU: A0.1449530

A non-exclusive song for the winter holidays that expresses the giving spirit of the season without referencing any specific religion. (OK, there's a musical nod to Silent Night.) My challenge to myself was to write a spiritual holiday song without ever mentioning Christmas... to celebrate EVERY baby's birth and the season of giving.

The song is available for Solo voice, SSA choir with solos, SSA (no solos), and optional Violin or Flute part. Formats: with written piano part (simple - please embellish!) or Lead Sheet (melody, words, chord names - less pages to print!), lead sheet for Violin or Flute. Whew!

Lyrics:
All I Really Want is Peace on Earth
(c)2017 Lois J Henrickson (Lytingale)
 
When they ask me what I wish for
On this holy holiday,
I can only think of all the ways
The world has lost its way.

And I hope that we will see the Light
In every baby’s birth,
And expand our love to everyone.
All I really want is peace on earth, peace on earth.

Yesterday I saw an angel.
She was teaching kids to read.
And another one gave up his coat
For somebody in need.
Oh, it’s all around the city
And in every single town,
Lots of people helping people.
All they really want is peace on earth, peace on earth.

And if you search the whole world over,
This is what you’ll see:
People just want to take care of their family.

And when we realize our differences are
Really very small,
Every person is a part of us all.
 
Everybody has a purpose,
Their place is guaranteed.
Doesn’t matter what they look like,
Or what holy books they read.
Oh, we all belong together
In one caring family.
We are here to love each other.
All we really want is peace on earth,
Peace on earth,
Sweet peace on earth,
Peace.

SKU: A0.1023636

A somber SSAA work by William Byrd, with editorial markings by the arranger. Suitable for high school treble or collegiate choruses.  Try pairing with something like a fa-la-la madrigal for a little diptych of contrast.

The text:

What is life, or worldly plea-sure?
What is wealth or golden treasure?
What is grace or Princes' smiling? 

What are all in one combined,
which divided so displease? 

Apish toys, and vain delights,
mind's unrest and soul's disease. 

Seeming shadows quickly slid-ing.
Borrowed fortune never biding.
Hopéd honor, time beguiling.
What are all in one combined
which divided so displease?