COV \' ne Roll recrée le plaisir et l\'énergie des arrangements de rockabilly des balles de groupe de pop allemand le base-ball trois chansons emblématique par certains des plus notoires d\'aujourd\'hui R\'n\'B et actes pop : parapluie de Rihanna, Crazy In Love et ciseaux soeur I Don\'t Feel Like Dancin \' tout brillamment arrangé pour SATB accompagné de Beyonce chorale par Charles Beale. La série de la chorale Programme Faber musique fournit une multitude de concert précieux répertoire incluant les oeuvres de Brahms, Holst, pont, Standford, Warlock, Faure, SaintSaens, Schubert et Schumann, ainsi que répertoire Noël, choeurs de l\'Evangile, arrangements de chansons folkloriques et les hits de la montre./ Recueil / SATB

from The Peanuts Movie-?Show the world what you can do/Prove to them you've got the moves/I don't know about you/I feel better when I'm dancing!? From The Peanuts Movie this peppy tune by Meghan Trainor positively defies you to keep still!

Don Kouri has crafted a masterful lyric which is decorated with great sensitivity and beauty by Reid. Rich part-writing for every section of your ensemble will endear “The Present” to your choir members. Its treasuredmessage is a timeless reminder of our worth in the eyes of the Savior. Like the famous Christina Rossetti poem “What Can I Give Him?” the only gift He desires is that of his own creation.

Par WEIR JUDITH. Celebrate HM The Queen's 90th Birthday with your choir Sing Judith Weir's special new choral piece I Love All Beauteous Things Master of the Queen's Music, Judith Weir, has been commissioned by St Paul's Cathedral in London to write a piece for SATB choir and organ in celebration of HM The Queen's 90th birthday in 2016. The piece is now available from Chester Music, so that choirs all over the world can join in with the festivities. Churches and other local organisations are planning events on Sunday 12th June and many may want to include this approachable setting of Robert Bridges' poem. Directed by Andrew Carwood, the St Paul's Cathedral Choir will perform I love all beauteous things as part of the National Service of Thanksgiving which will take place on at 11am on 10 June in the presence of HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. At the service the Archbishop of Canterbury will give the address and the Prime Minister will read a lesson. The event will be televised live on BBC1. Judith Weir comments: 'It is a particular honour to contribute new music for this great occasion, and a pleasure to write a choral version of Robert Bridges' beautiful verse.' Preview the score here Download the digital sheet music here COMPOSER'S NOTE At the suggestion of Michael Hampel, Precentor of St Paul's Cathedral, I have set words by Robert Bridges, who was Poet Laureate from 1913-1930. Bridges was an outstanding humanitarian and writer, whose poetry has inspired me before in The Voice of Desire, a song-cycle for mezzo-soprano and piano. This short, fast-tempo setting aims to emulate the swift, fleet-footed rhyme and metre of the two-verse poem, with its unobtrusive but telling reference to 'man in his hasty days'. J.W. Commissioned by the Chapter of St Paul's Cathedral to mark the 90th birthday of HM The Queen, generously supported by the Boltini Trust. Performed at the National Service of Thanksgiving for HM The Queen's birthday at St Paul's Cathedral, London, on Friday 10th June 2016 in the presence of HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. Music by Judith Weir, Master of the Queen's Music, words by Robert Bridges, Poet Laureate in the year HM The Queen was born. Duration c. 3½ minutes I LOVE ALL BEAUTEOUS THINGS words by Robert Bridges OM (1844-1930) Poet Laureate 1913-30 I love all beauteous things, I seek and adore them - God hath no better praise, And man in his hasty days Is honoured for them. I too will something make And joy in the making - Altho' to-morrow it seem Like the empty words of a dream Remembered on waking. (I love all beauteous things, etc…)/ Feuillet / Choeur Mixte (SATB) et Orgue

From the first delicate piano notes to its final triumphant chords this Don Besig and Nancy Price original “I Will Sing Your Glory and Praise ” is a musical statement of scope and profound spirituality. There is anorganic quality to this writing that slowly builds in intensity until the memorable melody surrenders to a final section utilizing the celebrated “Ode to Joy” with an effective new text from the authors. Destined forthe folders of many fortunate choirs don't miss this glorious new general-use anthem. Auspicious!

So if you're asking me sayin' Oh how do you know? I don't just feel it in my heart I feel it in my bones. Recorded by Galantis featuring OneRepublic this dance hit is superbly set for mixed voices as well as for men's choirs. The high energy rock groove and lyric-filled arrangement will be a standout for any pop performance and has a CD or digital download track as well as instrumentation available. So if you're asking me sayin' Oh how do you know? I don't just feel it in my heart I feel it in my bones. Recorded by Galantis featuring OneRepublic this dance hit is superbly set for mixed voices as well as for men's choirs. The high energy rock groove and lyric-filled arrangement will be a standout for any pop performance and has a CD or digital download track as well as instrumentation available.

Master of the Queen’s Music Judith Weir was commissioned by St Paul’s Cathedral in London to write a piece for SATB choir and organ in celebration of HM The Queen’s 90th birthday in 2016.The piece is now available from Chester Music so that choirs all over the world can join in with the festivities. Churches and other local organisations are planning events on Sunday 12th June and many may want to include thisapproachable setting of Robert Bridges’ poem.Directed by Andrew Carwood the St Paul’s Cathedral Choir performed I love all beauteous things as part of the National Service of Thanksgiving whichtook place on at 11am on 10 June 2016 in the presence of HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. At the service the Archbishop of Canterbury gave the address and the Prime Minister read a lesson.  Judith Weircomments:'It is a particular honour to contribute new music for this great occasion and a pleasure to write a choral version of Robert Bridges’ beautiful verse.'COMPOSER’S NOTEAt the suggestion of Michael Hampel Precentor of St Paul’s Cathedral I have set words by Robert Bridges who was Poet Laureate from 1913–1930. Bridges was an outstanding humanitarian and writer whose poetry hasinspired me before in The Voice of Desire a song-cycle for mezzo-soprano and piano. This short fast-tempo setting aims to emulate the swift fleet-footed rhyme and metre of the two-verse poem with its unobtrusive but tellingreference to ‘man in his hasty days’.J.W.Commissioned by the Chapter of St Paul’s Cathedral to mark the 90th birthday of HM The Queen generously supported by the Boltini Trust. Performed at theNational Service of Thanksgiving for HM The Queen’s birthday at St Paul’s Cathedral London on Friday 10th June 2016 in the presence of HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.Music by Judith Weir Master of

Don't miss this accessible up-beat arrangement of the popular spiritual. From the start this choral is rhythmic and strong building to a show-stopping close. Because of its voice leading and repetitive harmonies choirs of manydifferent performance levels will be able to learn and enjoy this choral. A solid musical work by Russ Robinson! Available: SATB a cappella.

Under the heading OLDE CAROLS NEW the director of the Baylor Choir Donald Bailey has arranged 3 new settings of 3 “old” carols: I Saw Three Ships; Lo How A Rose E'er Blooming; Lullalay Thou Little Tiny Child. Withrich vocal textures in an a cappella setting brimming with delicate suspensions and resolutions Donald Bailey brings an elegant caress to each Christmas song. Available: SATB divisi a cappella.

Any choir can fill the sanctuary with ringing praise this Easter with the help of Don Besig and Nancy Price. You'll love the bright and jubilant presentation of the Good News with its cunning use of “When I Survey theWondrous Cross.” Its overwhelming popularity in its SATB version published in 1988 made it eligible to be offered now in SAB for choirs anywhere. The optional B-flat trumpet part is provided in the octavo. A majestic fanfarefor Easter Sunday!

Dale Warland Choral Series-California composer Dale Trumbore is quickly becoming one of America's leading young composers. Commissioned by Brandon Elliott and the Choral Arts Initiative the music begins softly with soft and energeticexcitement and ends serenely following the powerful statement 'I am the instrument of God' as the choir whispers 'I am music'.

Don Besig and Nancy Price have woven the traditional songs “Lonesome Valley ” and “Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen ” with adapted and new words into an ethereal Lent and Holy Week meditation. The useof optional flute (part provided in the octavo) enhances the airy quality of the piece. There's also an opportunity for an optional solo and a cappella portions. First telling of Jesus and his pending fate in the lonesome valley the message moves on to remind us that “nobody knows the trouble and pain like Jesus.” Finally we all have our “lonesome valleys” to walk but He will not let us walk alone. This easy-to-learn anthem willprove to be very effective.

Kids! I don't know what's wrong with these kids today! Bye Bye Birdie has been an audience favourite year after year. In this musical theatre classic the ever-growing generation gap provides plenty of humorous moments for performers and audience members.Performance Time: Approx 2:00

Regrouped by Joseph Canteloube this book is the second series from the set Chants D'Auvergne. This edition written for Voice and Piano contains lyrics in local dialect “Occitan” with the French translation below. Some directives are given to obtain the correct pronunciation of the language. It features five songs: I. Pastourelle / The Shepherdess II. L'Antouènou (L'Antoine) / Antoine III. La Pastroueletta è lou Chibalié / The Shepherdess and the Horse-rider IV. La Delaïssádo (La délaissée) / The neglected V. Deux Bourrées / TwoBourrées: a. N'aï pas iéu de mîo (Je n'ai pas d'Amie) / I don't have a Friend b. Lo calhé (La Calle) Joseph Canteloube (1879-1957) was a French composer musician and author mainly known for his folk songs and for the series Chants D'Auvergne inspired by the area his family was from.

Yale Glee Club Series-Using the sturdy but lilting Shaker tune Jeffrey Douma has crafted a beautiful a cappella setting appropriate for any good high school or college choir. With a text that is as important today as it was when it waswritten Wherever I am called whatever I can do shall be done in the name of the good and true this can be a powerful learning experience for all involved.