Earlene Rentz has outdone herself this time! Taking familiar Baroque masterworks arranging them to be very vocally accessible and adding over-the-top original lyrics Earlene has given us a novelty choral that screams of credit cards and holiday debt!

Three major masterwork choruses popular during the Christmas season are presented in this Greg Gilpin arrangement. Beginning with the stately “Rejoice Greatly ” the voice parts are simplified and feature an optionalsolo and flow seamlessly into “For Unto Us a Child Is Born.” The medley slows into the gentle “Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring ” then builds into a grand finale of “Hallelujah.” Again the voiceleading has been modified in a few places to allow for more limited ranges especially the tenor line. Available in two voicings Classical Christmas will appeal to choirs of all sizes and abilities. An exciting new way toenjoy these popular traditional choral works.

(from Mass No. 2)-A skillful arranger for young voices Joyce Eilers has crafted the “Kyrie Eleison” from Schubert's Mass No. 2 into an accessible masterwork for beginning choral groups. The vocal parts work well over the flowingarpeggiated keyboard accompaniment and the Latin text is easily learned. Available: 2-Part 3-Part Mixed. Performance Time: Approx. 4:50.

Looking for a liturgical masterwork for your women's chorus? Here you are! In this Patrick Liebergen arranges a marvelous work by Leopold Mozart. (Try it with the optional flutes!)