Newly remixed with a driving guitar and backbeat and a twangy Duane Eddy-style intro this Elvis pop hit from 1969 will be a big hit today's kids and audiences. This choral setting is a super choice for choreography! Availableseparately: SATB SAB SSA ShowTrax CD. Combo parts available digitally (tpt 1 tpt 2 tsx tbn barsx syn gtr b dm). Duration: ca. 3:05.

William Hall gives you exactly what you expect the standard harmonies the classic Greensleeves tune with a lute-like guitar accompaniment and a straight-forward choral setting. In the end is a most satisfying and lovely setting for any high school to adult choir Christmas service or concert. A piano realization is provided if guitar is not available.

Voice & Guitar Version-Death Is Gonna Lay His Cold Icy Hands On Me for Double SATB Chorus and Guitar by Tarik O'Regan. Vocal Score.Guitar part available separately: NOV200860-01

The 1969 rock opera Tommy revolutionized the world of rock and roll when it was first released. With a remastered recording by The Who released in 2004 this great arrangement is bound to have your audience dancing in the aisles. Hot! Available for SATB SAB 2-Part Instrumental Pak (parts for Synthesizer I & II Acoustic Guitar Electric Guitar Bass and Drums) and ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 3:25

The great Lerner and Loewe stage show is jam-packed with wonderful songs and this medley constructed by Carl Strommen brings these classic Broadway hits alive again! Songs include Get Me To The Church On Time I Could Have Danced All Night The Rain In Spain and Wouldn't It Be Loverly all arranged for SATB accompanied with optional Bass Guitar and Drums.

Commissioned by the New London Chamber Choir and Spitalfields Music and first performed by the New London Chamber Choir and the London Sinfonietta conducted by the composer at the Spitalfields Music Summer Festival ShoreditchChurch London on 13th June 2011.Text by Gerrard Winstanley Ensemble consists of:Clarinet in BbAlto Saxophone (doubling Soprano Saxophone)Tenor SaxophoneBassClarinetViolinViolaDouble BassAmplified GuitarPiano 

With a beautiful new piano accompaniment created for those without a classical guitar player this original composition for the Dale Warland Singers is perfect for accomplished choirs. With sensitive determination choirs will create a magical atmosphere with this choral gem.

(Choral Medley from the Broadway Musical)-Broadway's hot ticket explodes in an arena-rock love story of scorching guitar solos big hair and hot hits from the 1980s! Opening Act I this mini-medley is a powerhouse salute to the past with three classic songs of the era. A super feature for pop and show groups it includes: C'm on Feel the Noize Just Like Paradise Nothin' but a Good Time.

Uses: General ThanksgivingScripture: Psalm 28:7; Psalm 69:30; Jonah 2:9This breathtaking Thanksgiving piece is a moving tribute to the many blessings of God in our lives. Poignant text reveals themagnitude of God's grace and the beauty found in seemingly little things: the sound of rain a baby's cry. Easy to sing but full of profoundly meaningful images this anthem is sure to have an impact on your choir andcongregation. We Thank You Lord is a song of deep gratitude for Thanksgiving or any time of the year. Guitar chords are provided in the choral.

Costa Rican poet Jorge Charpentier (1933-2004) is one of the most significant poets of our time. This choral setting by David Montoya and premiered at the 2005 ACDA convention brings together two male soloists a children'schoir and a mixed choir accompanied by guitar string bass and percussion to tell a storyabout the beauty and mystery of the world that surrounds us.

A Medley of 12 Beatles Classics arranged by Roger Emerson for SATB choir with Piano accompaniment. Available in other arrangements (2-part SAB). An instrumental pack is also available for Clarinet 2 Trumpet Tenor Sax Trombone 2 Synthesisers Lead Guitar Rhythm Guitar Drums and Percussion.

Acallam na Senórach by Tarik O'Regan was co-commissioned by the National Chamber Choir of Ireland The DeBartolo Performing Arts Center at University of Notre Dame Indiana and Peak Performances at Montclair State University Montclair New Jersey.First performed on 25 November 2010 at St Ann’s Church Dublin by the National Chamber Choir of Irelandwith Stewart French (Guitar) directed by Paul Hillier.The Guitar part was edited by Stewart French.Tarik O'Regan on the music:In writing this musical setting of Acallam na Senórach I was drawn to the evenness of the dialogue. Instead of St Patricksimply converting the pagan warriors he is encouraged to listen to Ca lte’s stories and poems of an earlier time in which the saint delights.This secular/sacred osmosis is maintained unwaveringly throughout the entire text. By the end of the narrative one has witnessed not only the arrival of a new religion in Ireland but also a richly-recounted secular narrative map of the entire island: the peaceful and enriching shaking of two great hands.In preparing the libretto (the sung text) I have focused on only a few of the shorter constituent tales. This decision was born of the practical constraints of duration. I have however kept the skeleton albeit smaller of the overall frame in place. Finally for the sake of simplicity Ois n is removed from the primary narrative.The characters are not assigned specific voices. The narrative as a whole is carried by a persistently changing combination of voices and guitar. The one exception is Cas Corach the musician of the s d (underworld) who is most closely embodied throughout this setting in the solo interludes for guitar.The music itself is not ethnographically inclined; that is I have not attempted to reconstruct theories on Irish music of the period from which Acallam stems. However the score generally and especially in the guitar writing is imbued with an air

Nico Muhly's How Little You Are was composed in 2015 and is arranged for SATB divisi chorus and three Guitar quartets. Based on 'Cowboy Poetry' texts the work masterfully weds guitar and vocal textures resulting in poignant Western impressions. Duration: approximately 40 minutes