Par BUCKLEY ROBERT. The Sky\'s the Limit is a celebratory overture that explodes with positive energy and exuberance. From the triumphant opening fanfare to the beautifully elegant euphonium solo (cued in various instruments) to the final exhilarating flourish, this piece is full of powerful melodies, driving percussion and dynamic contrasts. A joyful tour-de-force showcasing all sections of the band! Dur: 4:45 / Date parution : 2022-07-23/ Répertoire / Concert Band

This chorus from a Pergolesi opera will highlight the performance of any treble choir. With an uplifting original text Alleluia. O be joyful this arrangement offers an introduction into light and stylistic classical singing.Available separately: 2-Part VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 1:30.

This creative song affirms each person's dreams and persona. Beginning quietly with assurance solo voices bring us the first theme and soon the choir joins in. Then the choir introduces a new theme with a joyful Latin textaccompanied by indigenous drums. Moments later the two themes are brought together. The unique combination of sounds texts and message make this an excellent piece for high school and college choirs.

Complete Production Kit-Gabriel is God's messenger and also one of the most innocently irreverent angels you've ever met. In this children's musical the Christmas story is told through a delightful and funny text and six joyful songs. A mingling ofwell-known carols and new songs make this a fun and easy project. The script by Rev. Beth Merrill and Allan Petker is both hilarious and honest with the message of Christ's birth and salvation clearly in place. Available:Director's Edition (includes full accompanied songs dialog costume notes staging and an optional Bible study) Preview CD (full performance) Accompaniment CD (stereo and split-track accomp.) Preview CD Pak (contains 6 CDs forindividual rehearsal at home) and Complete Production Kit (2 Director's Editions a looseleaf Singer's Edition with a duplication License and a Preview CD). Performance Time: 30 minutes. For Grades 1-6.

Here's an indispensable collection of introits, responses, and benedictions from the Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, and Romantic Periods. Carefully and skillfully edited and arranged by Patrick Liebergen, this book is filled to the brim with the music of Handel, Telemann, Purcell, Mozart, Liszt, and more. A mixture of voicings is included as well. Each selection is short and easily learned, yet dynamic and filled with joyful singing! / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

Robert C. Clatterbuck comes to the musical arena with a wealth of resources: a love for the piano the old hymns strong vocal writing and the ability to bring them together for a rousing conclusion. This great hymn CWM Rhondda by John Hughes has been joyfully arranged for choirs in churches everywhere. Available: SATB.

Music for Manuals-As publishers and church musicians ourselves we understand the financial restraints faced by many organists.So here's our contribution to the solution: several pieces for the price of one. Even if you use just one of thepieces in the set you are paying only the usual price of a single Organ piece. If you use two you're getting double value and if you use three four five or more you're quids in!Music For Manuals: Joyful Music -Set 2 includes 11 well-known pieces for the Organ repertoire: Gavotte (William Boyce) Gavotte from Suite No. 3 (Johann Sebastian Bach) Jubilato Deo (Norman Warren) Little Toccata(Elizabeth Hill) March (Richard Lloyd) March from the Occasional Oratorio (George Frideric Handel) Sortie (Robert Jones) Trumpet Voluntary (Jeremiah Clarke) Trumpeting Tune (JuneNixon) Two Trumpet Tunes and Air (Henry Purcell) and Use the Reeds (Colin Mawby).

This joyful setting of poetry by Robert Louis Stevenson is ideal for developing treble voices. Singable phrases and vibrant harmonies shimmer over a sparkling accompaniment for a delightful choral showcase!

SATB-Commissioned for the 50th anniversary of the Los Cancioneros Chorale in Los Angeles this 8-minute work combines classical themes with a syncopated rhythm. The opening and closing sections are fast and driving while the middlesections are more serene. Based on Psalm 100 (Make a Joyful Noise) the work is fitting for concert or church use. Although performable with organ and piano the original orchestration includes strings harp and percussion.

“Triptyk” (“Triptych”) and “Mörkblå tillit” (“Dark Blue Trust”) have been written by hospital chaplain/author Kerstin Dillmar.In her work she often meets people who walk in the shadow of death and her dealings and thoughts about this are a central part of her writing. This is most clearly seen in “Mörkblå tillit” whose key message is to trust that we will be safe and secure after passing away in sleep.Jansson’s intention with the music was to enhance this feeling of comforting trust without taking away the seriousness of the subject. “Triptyk” on the other handdescribes a journey within a person in three stages which moves from despair “God my God why have I forsaken myself?” through to hope and faith that God is within.The music depicts these stages starting with a dark-searching tonality then describing the simple beauty of trust through to a joyful expectation of hope and ending with a strong conviction.

A splendid Easter opener this joyful hymn/anthem joins choir and congregation in a mighty acclamation of the resurrection of Christ. Using a prominent hymntune makes this an almost instantly learned piece in the classic Fanfare and Concertato format. Each verse receives its moment and the anthem is bookended by choral and brass flourishes all creating an exalted effect. A reproducible hymn sheet is provided. Glorious! Score and parts (tpt 1-2 tbn 1-2 timp) available as a digital download. Handbell Part (3 octaves) available as a digital download.

Thomas Hewitt Jones' Carnival. Composed 2010. Written for Martin Neary President of the Organists Charitable Trust. These five short works are all extracted from the excellent Little Organ Book from the Organists Charitable Trust edited by Martin Neary and first published by Novello in 2010. This is a wonderful resource of 11 mainly new works by British composers all of moderate difficulty and well-defined character. Iain Farrington’s Bluesday is full of delicious harmonies with a bold climax framed by a gentle beginning and ending. David Bednall’s Fanfare is a joyful work that would bea good recital opener or festival voluntary with a chance to unleash the big reeds. The simplicity of the title of Howells’s Cradle Song belies a richness and warmth that make this a moving miniature. John Rutter’s evening prelude from 1979 on the plainsong hymn Te lucis ante terminum is tender and clear with some surprisingly plangent harmonies. Thomas Hewitt Jones’s Carnival is an outburst of festivity and bravura. All these pieces are very much worth playing though organists interested in more than two of them would be better served purchasing a copy of the original anthology which is still very well priced (Little Organ Book Novello 9781849386814 £9.95). - Sunday by Sunday

A Cantata for Christmas-Especially designed to enable quick and easy learning this celebrative choral cantata is an ideal choice for churches with limited rehearsal times. Beautifully crafted carol arrangements combine with best-selling seasonal anthemsto create a pleasing and meaningful holiday presentation. With a 20-minute performance time this work can be used as the centerpiece of a carol singing service or a hanging of the green event. Composed for 2-Part or SAB voices this work is appropriate for choirs of any size or ability level.Includes: Tapestry of Joyful Carols; The King Is Coming Soon; Baby in a Manger; Echo Gloria; I Give My Song; Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.

Calling upon one of most recognizable passages in all of the Psalms this festive canticle of praise celebrates the joy of singing and the purpose of worship. Beautifully crafted choral writing calls the choir to purpose and theaffirming lyric provides a confident statement for any sacred gathering. Amazing!