A beautiful setting of the Traditional Hebrew text John Leavitt's Ose Shalom (The One Who Makes Peace) is a peaceful and moving choral piece arranged here for 2-Part.

The Novello Primary Chorals is a collection of seven Easy Hit songs that children will absolutely love to sing. With simple vocal arrangements and easy Piano accompaniment, these top pop hits are guaranteed to get children enjoying singing.This fantastic collection of seven of the biggest hits of the past year or two will make any child excited at the prospect of being able to sing popular songs that they know and love. Gone are the days of the boring classical choral works, in are the modern pop melodies and upbeat harmonies. With songs like Ho Hey by The Lumineers to Taylor Swift's Shake It Off and Beyoncé's Halo, these are some of the biggest tunes in the world right now, and the easy vocal arrangements will get children singing them and having fun straight away.Not only this, but to make it even easier for young singers, the Novello Primary Chorals: Easy Hits comes with a download card featuring sound-alike backing tracks as well as vocal demonstrations so that you and your group will be able to hear exactly how each song should sound, before taking the spotlight and singing along to professionally-recorded backing tracks. The download cards are remarkably easy to use, simply input the code on the website we provide and download the tracks straight to your computer.With seven great contemporary pop tunes, your choir is sure to love singing songs like Happy by Pharrell Williams, Jessie J's Price Tag, Katy Perry's Roar and, of course, What Makes You Beautiful by One Direction. With a Piano accompaniment and Guitar chord symbols included too, a child that can play an instrument will be able to accompany and enjoy playing with a larger group. Featuring seven of the best contemporary pop tunes, Easy Hits from Novello Primary Chorals will guarantee that children will not stop singing these fun and easy-to-learn songs. / Choeur A 2 Parties Et Piano

A delightful Christmas cantata for children’s voices (and ensemble/electronic backing tracks) with or without narrator: reggae jazz rock ballad and pop numbers to witty text by Richard and Thomas Allain. Caesar has called a census in the Holy Land. So everyone is crowding back into Bethlehem a town where they read Shalom! Magazine where suddenly there are donkey traffic gridlocks and hotels where you can't get a room for love or shekels. Tom works doing odd jobs at the Fun Big Inn which isn't much fun at all. This busy night he decides to leave the landlord in the lurch and head for the bright lights of Jerusalem. But he doesn't get far running first into reggae singing shepherds and then three groovy wise dudes following a star. Tom can hardly ignore the remarkable things they have to tell him. So what does he do next? What would any of us do? Richard and Thomas Allain retell the story of the Nativity in a new and individual way with immediacy and wit in a string of unforgettable tuneful songs and sharply clever words in an idiom accessible to everyone. Manger Tom can be performed with unison voices someone to narrate highly effective with just Piano or Keyboard accompaniment. But there are parts available too for instruments you might want to add. Included with the score of Manger Tom is a CD which comprises of a full performance of the musical numbers by professional singers and players as well as just the accompaniments for everyone to sing along to if they prefer. Additionally lyric sheets and a script are available as free downloads - visit www.hybridpublications.com to access the bonus material. Lyric sheets enable easy rehearsals and the script allows Manger Tom to be performed as a full nativity play. Review from Andrew Stewart of Classroom Music says: 'Manger Tom manages to squeeze within the space of eight numbers everything from big-band and rock numbers to reggae and in ‘Star of the

For the more mature choirs this is a Hebrew prayer traditionally said on Fridays upon returning from the synagogue. It depicts the dialog between an evil angel and a good angel and is in a broader sense a plea for peace - let it begin with you. Sung in Hebrew there is an extensive pronunciation guide and an English text to assist the singers. With clarinet. Duration: ca. 4:50.

With a text from the Hebrew liturgy and based on a Jewish folk melody this rich setting is a prayer for peace. Perform with the sensitive piano accompaniment or supplement with a small consort of violin clarinet cello and bass.