52 CCM faves in a value-priced songbook: All to You * Be Near * Breathe * Come On Back to Me * Deeper * Faithful to Me * I Wanna Sing * King * Maker of All Things * Oceans from the Rain * Pray * Song of Love * These Hands * This Is Your Life * Wisdom * more.

Twelve sacred songs including The Lord's Prayer I Wonder As I Wander and The 23rd Psalm arranged for Low Voice. The accompanying CD contains piano backings and examples.

There are some songs that naturally warm both the heart and the vocal chords, and there is no better time of year than the holidays to sing them. Alfred introduces this book of songs guaranteed to bring Christmas joy to young and old alike. Christmas Song Essentials captures the essence of the season with the ultimate songs to celebrate Christmas. A total of 51 titles include classics like 'The First Noel,' 'O Little Town of Bethlehem,' and 'We Wish You a Merry Christmas,' and modern day favorites such as 'All I Want for Christmas Is You,' 'Grown-Up Christmas List,' and 'Let's Have an Old-Fashioned Christmas.' Celebrating the season with friends and loved ones has never been more fun than when set to the tune of these essential Christmas songs. All songs include lyrics, the melody, and chord changes with professionally arranged piano accompaniment. / Miscellaneous, Scores, Songbooks / Recueil / Piano, Voix, Guitare et Clavier

(with I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm)-Two standards originally paired by the great Tony Bennett make a sweet and charming winter/holiday showcase for all types of choirs! Includes I Love the Winter Weather I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm.

“Lord Is It I?” is one of the most dramatic moments in the best-selling Holy Week cantata Song of the Shadows. It mournfully recounts the events of the Last Supper and the fear each disciple harbors as theyask “Lord is it I?” We are reminded that Jesus was betrayed not only for thirty pieces of silver but also by Peter's denial. And we are compelled to question our own hearts – Lord is it I? Achingly beautiful and filled with emotion that will make a lasting impression.

for soprano and piano. Par CASKEN JOHN. Chansons de Verlaine were completed in 2006. The third song, Colloque sentimental, was written in 2003 for Alison Smart and Katharine Durran’s New French Song project. It was as a result of having written one short song to words by Verlaine that I subsequently decided to set two further poems to make a group of three. All three were also set by Debussy: L’ombre des arbres and Chevaux de bois appear in Ariettes Oubliées, while Colloque sentimental belongs to Debussy’s second set of Fêtes Galantes. The poems I have grouped together are linked by the idea of three different landscapes. In the first, Verlaine precedes the words of his own sad, pale landscape with words from Cyrano de Bergerac about a nightingale who fears himself about to fall into a river and drown. In the second poem the landscape has been occupied by a fairground where men, women and children watch as the hobby-horses go round and round before night falls and the church tolls a passing-bell. The third poem takes us into an old park where two ghosts recall their past. The one wonders if the other remembers the happy days of their past lives, but the other doesn’t want to remember, barely acknowledging the closeness they once shared, seeing only that ‘hope has fled, defeated, towards the dark sky.’ I am very grateful to Roger Nichols and Dominique Mols for their advice with the setting of the French texts and with the translations. John Casken Colloque sentimental was first performed by Alison Smart and Katherine Durran at the Purcell Room in London on 13 July 2004/ Répertoire / Soprano et Piano

(with I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm)-Two standards originally paired by the great Tony Bennett make a sweet and charming winter/holiday showcase for all types of choirs! Includes: I Love the Winter Weather I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm.

?I ask for one day where I don't have to hear about pain or life that's lost I ask for one day where whispers of hope are alive inside my heart.? These words written by 5th graders in a writing workshop moved the composer to create this inspiring work.

from The Peanuts Movie-Show the world what you can do/Prove to them you've got the moves/I don't know about you/I feel better when I'm dancing! From The Peanuts Movie this peppy tune by Meghan Trainor positively defies you to keep still!

Selections from the Movie-This highly anticipated blockbuster stars Hugh Jackman Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway. Our songbook features piano/vocal selections of 16 songs from the film including the new title ?Suddenly ? plus beautifulfull-color art from the movie throughout as well as introduction by the composers about the new adaptation. Songs include: At the End of the Day ? Bring Him Home ? Castle on a Cloud ? Do You Hear the People Sing'? Empty Chairs at Empty Tables ? I Dreamed a Dream ? A Little Fall of Rain ? Master of the House ? On My Own ? Stars ? Who Am I' ? and more.

The compilation album Now That's What I Call Music 95 was released on the 18th November 2016 and features 45 popular hits spread over two disks. The official songbook for Now That's What I CallMusic 95 contains a selection of 20 massive chart hits from the album specially arranged for Piano and Voice with chord symbols Guitar chord boxes and full lyrics. Songs include: Alarm (Anne-Marie) Closer (The Chainsmokers) Cold Water (Major Lazer ft. Justin Bieber and MØ) Don't Wanna Know (Maroon 5) I Believe In You (Michael Buble)   Shout Out To My Ex (Little Mix) and more. 4 477392

Setting an intimate almost private text by Texas poet sculptor and song writer Bill Worrell David Brunner has crafted a thoughtful expressive and mature piece not often found for 2 part choir. If you could fly where would yougo? “I Would sing with rapture until the end of time. That's what I would do if I could fly.” Such poetry is the stuff that dreams are made of and your singers will dream of all things possible when exploring thisbeautiful song. Duration Ca.2 minutes 40 seconds

From our Seasons of Praise Choral Series we're proud to introduce a new piece by John Jensen and arranged by Lloyd Larson. I will exhalt you my God and king I will praise your name forever. With all my heart I will testify of your unfailing love.

Tonight I Dance Alone for double choir a cappella consists of three poignant episodes from the life of an old man. We encounter him before his wedding before celebrating his wedding anniversary and now as an elderly widower who says to his grandson:“Soon we will dance in the God-light My love and I.Soon will the moon be ours again And the endless shining starsIn the halls of heaven.Soon my love very soon;But tonight one last time Tonight I dance alone.”The libretto and the descriptive music are deeply moving and constitute an ideal partnership. This is Mårten Jansson's first collaboration withthe well-known librettist Charles Anthony Silvestri. The piece provides a well-worth challenge for ambitious choirs.Its world-premiere by the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus under the baton of Philip Barneswas on 1 October 2017 in Saint Louis MO (USA)- mixed chorus a cappella (SATB + SATB)

No. 5 I Bought me a Cat-No. 5 from Aaron Copland's Old American Songs I; I Bought Me A Cat is a wonderful Hymn tune for treble voices in three parts (SSA) and Piano accompaniment.