An inspired contemporary call to worship as recorded by Paul Baloche from his album A Greater Song this choral setting based on Psalm 63 provides a meaningful worship experience for congregation and singers. The profoundtext and driving rhythms vividly express the power of God's love and grace in our lives and reminds us that we are forever changed because of God's love.Available separately: SATB and SAB. Instrumental ePak includes score andparts for Violin 1 Violin 2 Viola Cello Guitar Bass Drums and String Reduction (Synthesizer). ChoirTrax CD also avialable. Performance Time: Approx. 2:45

Dan Davison's gift of writing for developing voices is exemplified through this driving setting of the Biblical story of Elijah. The music is filled with articulations such as staccatos tenutos accents and sforzandos resulting in a lively and expressive performance. The baritone part is crafted with care so that all tenors and basses can comfortably sing. The perfect addition to your high school or middle school repertoire. Duration: ca. 2:45

As a follow-up to Roger's successful Riversong and Mountain Dance here is a delightful Irish folksong adapted for young voices. With a driving Celtic beat fiddle and tambourine The Rising of the Moon tells the story of Sean O'Farrell who is gathering up the troops for battle. Easily learned and cleverly arranged. Available for SATB SAB 2-Part and ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 2:45.

Commissioned for a premiere performance at the Texas Music Educators' Association 2000 convention Joseph Martin's Come to the Music is alive and electric with driving rhythm memorable melodies mixed meter and joyful text. Optional percussion and piccolo accompaniment included at the back of the octavo enhance the medieval dance quality of this exciting piece.

Greg Gilpin has taken a simple Latin text and infused it with rhythmic energy and excitement! “Jubilate!” lives up to its name: “Sing Joyfully!” Younger singers as well as more advanced choirs will enjoythe world beat sound and feel of this driving choral. Use it successfully as a lively concert opener or theme song for any choral organization.

Sparkling and full of vitality this new anthem is easily sung and highly effective. It begins simply and builds to an driving conclusion. The two-part voicing makes it accessible for choirs large and small. Add the optionalhandbells for a singing ringing anthem of praise!

We Reach This Season-This fun gospel-style piece is arranged for women's choir with solo and keyboard but can also be used with other vocal configurations by assigning the solo and SSA parts to various voices. It begins slow and soulfully themiddle section is fast and driving and the conclusion returns to the opening theme.