SKU: A0.745372

A swirling setting of James Weldon Johnson's timeless words. Contains many time signature changes, but is still accessible for intermediate and advanced choirs of varying ages. Written for and premiered by the Nazareth College Treble Choir in Rochester, NY.

SKU: A0.1025726

A moving setting of the James Weldon Johnson poem, The Gift to Sing, for SSA and piano.

SKU: AX.00-PC-0001661_WPTBBTC

UPC: 038081351421.

The tune is a traditional African-American spiritual, but your trombones will adore the chance to demonstrate the glissando. Also known by the name Dry Bones this arrangement is sure to tickle your funny bone as well.
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SKU: A0.1088967

Written by Jane K (Evgeniya Kozhevnikova) in 2020, “The Gift to Sing� is a setting of the text by James Weldon Johnson for SATB and piano. It is a beautiful and uplifting text that reflects on how singing can help to “turn the gloom to cheerful day.� The piece was premiered by the University of North Carolina Chorale directed by Dr. Carole Ott Coelho, on October 17, 2021.

SKU: A0.1195784

Original arrangements for String Quartet (Back Home Again in) Indiana (Hanley/MacDonald) The Charleston (Mack/Johnson) I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight (Donaldson/Kahn) Arranged by Des McNutty Charleston Times was first punished by Chugnut Press in 2000 and distributed by SJ Music, following the long-winded and arduous challenges of obtaining licences from various copyright-owners by snail-post. Arrangeme has simplified this process considerably! Thanks! The notes are unchanged; only the layout has been revised. This much-demanded re-issue marks 100 years of that iconic dance, The Charleston, from the Broadway show Runnin' Wild (1923), which entered the public domain in 2019. Indiana and I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight are staples of the 1920's canon. These original arrangements are not based on previously-existing versions, although Indiana is mashed up with interpolations of a well-known work from the late 18th-century.... The level is on the easier side of “advanced�; quickly rehearsed by professional quartets and an accessible challenge for experienced students.