An exciting, original, a cappella Christmas spiritual from Jay Althouse in the tradition of his 'No Room,' 'Have You Heard?,' and 'Whisper! Whisper!' Lots of effective dynamic contrasts make this a thrilling choral work for both singers and audience. Lush, slow middle section contrasts with up-tempo opening and closing sections. A quality choral work for your Christmas concerts. / Choeur Mixte (SATB) A Cappella

Adapted from Jay's popular American Folk Songs for Solo Singers, this remarkable new choral arrangement works beautifully. The languid minor-key melody is passed from soloist to choir and part to part, often accompanied by mournful background vocals. Not difficult to perform, but appropriately weighty. / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

Jay's particularly folky accompaniment features a jaunty piano with optional bass and percussion (available free at alfred.com/choralparts). Fully arranged with new harmonic and rhythmic content on each subsequent verse. Rollicking and fun, 'doo-dah day!' / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

An exceptional song of brotherhood skillfully arranged by Jay Althouse. Opens with an optional alto solo and builds with strong choral writing, closing with a soft, final statement of the title. Use it as an inspirational piece the year 'round, including graduation. If you liked 'Let There Be Peace On Earth,' you'll love HE AIN'T HEAVY, HE IS MY BROTHER. / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

Conduite de véhicules et énergique, ce classique moderne Ken Medema a été donné un nouveau cadre de travail passionnant par la toujours créative Jay Althouse. Un hymne de célébration de louange! / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

This popular torch song was originally composed for Ella Fitzgerald, but ended up being dropped from the film Pete Kelly's Blues. She would eventually record it six years later, but in the meantime, a recording by Julie London introduced it to the world. Jay's sweet harmonies make for a bluesy arrangement. / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

What a great pair of songs from the legendary Broadway musical 42nd Street. Bette Midler made 'Lullaby of Broadway' a hit in the 1970s but it's been around since the golden era of Hollywood. Jay's arrangement opens with a touch of 'Forty-Second Street.' Two swinging standards arranged with style. Featured on the Danza! Movement DVD (00-31225).

Take a special look at this great American pop song standard arranged in an easy light swing style. Features logical voice leading and a full-choral sound both Jay Althouse trademarks. Opens with an optional soprano solo. Can be sung by any size group. Choose either the optional SoundTrax or SoundPax to add rhythm and horns.