The powerful 1985 song by Queen was featured in the British choir competition Last Choir Standing and offers a strong message of following your vision and overcoming the odds. A fantastic selection for concert pop and show choirs!

Ariana Grandes awesome chart-topper has an insistent beat electropop instrumentals and powerful vocals that your pop and show choir will love to sing!

from Frozen-Here is Hans and Annas comic duet from Disneys mega-hit Frozen with an irresistible instrumental accompaniment and silly but endearing lyrics. Singers and listeners of all ages will love recreating this sweet moment from the film.

ACDA Executive Director Tim Sharp and famed Nashville composer Wes Ramsay joined forces to create a new and powerful anthem using the words from one Southern Harmony's best loved texts. An optional solo violin and string parts are available separately. The piece is moving without the strings but they do add beautifully to the anthem.

A new hymn is born - commissioned by the AGO Region IX Convention. With a stately hymn text from Chris Anderson Richard Nichols has composed a truly majestic anthem. Optional brass quintet and percussion add even more splendor to the organ accompaniment. The congregation is invited to join in singing the final stanza which is decorated with a soaring descant.

Keith and Kristyn Getty are perhaps the two most popular contemporary hymn-writers. Their unique style transcends the popular praise idiom with a multicultural quality that brings it right into mainstream hymnody. Richard Nichols has done a remarkable job of maintaining those elements and lifting them into a setting worthy of the cathedral or concert choir.

The Faire Starre (Study Score). Co-commissioned by VocalEssence, Philip Brunelle, Artistic Director: Trinity Wall Street, Julian Wachner, Music Director: and Los Angeles Master Chorale, Grant Gershon, Artistic Director. The Faire Starre is a nativity cantata in three parts. Parts I and III set nativity poems by Richard Crashaw and Thomas Traherne, framing a longer central section setting of a lullaby compiled by John of Grimestone in 1372.

Uses: Communion Maundy Thursday Scripture: Mark 14:12-26; John 13:1-5; Philippians 2:5-11 Equally effective for both Holy Week and Communion services this anthem joins rich text painting with a haunting melody that portrays Christ's humility and His sacrifice for us. The optional percussion and cello parts will enhance the mood of the piece.