A practical guide to the benefits of singing. Explore the physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and ultimately life-changing benefits that singing can bring. Eat Sleep Sing takes you on a fun and informative journey as you uncover the secrets of singing. This inspiring workbook will help you get the best out of your voice and encourage everyone to sing. Written by professional singer, teacher and composer, Stacey DeLooze, Eat Sleep Sing features easy-to-follow practical exercises, a step-by-step warm-up guide and expert advice, and is suitable for non-singers, beginners, trained musicians and teachers alike. Discover the chemical responses to singing that reduce stress and encourage a good night?s sleep. Master exercises to gain stronger breath control and a happier mind. Explore the myriad ways singing connects us to each other and the world around us. Unlock tips to boost your confidence and keep your memory sharp and agile. Featuring beautiful illustrations which can be coloured-in to support mindfulness, tongue-twisters to practise, as well as a mood-tracker to help monitor your progress, there is no requirement to read music.

Premiered at the ACDA National Convention in 2017 and written for the Bruce Rogers Series this piece is a first in many ways. Stacey Gibbs the reigning king of Spiritual arrangements and Richard Burchard the modern day motet master have teamed up and produced this remarkable piece that delivers both of their styles and without compromises. Opening in Latin with Burchard's setting of Romans 18:21 one expects a beautiful and serious anthem. But the next statement comes from Gibbs in a setting of How Long? that turns the corner. Soon thereafter the choir divides in two and both styles are sung together. It is a stunning achievement that works to a glorious conclusion. Greatfor festivals and concerts with advanced high school college and community choirs. Medium in difficulty.

In the past few years Stacey Gibbs has become recognized as an excellent arranger of spirituals. His settings have been performed at numerous ACDA National and Regional conventions. Witness is one of the most popular spiritualsand Stacey's rendition is truly spectacular.

Good news for male choruses this setting by Stacey Gibbs never expands to divisi voices as he so often does. OK there are a few chords near the end but that's it. That means this joyful Spiritual can work with about any size choir in church or in concert. Great for high school college and community choirs. Easy.

The 2009 X-Factor Finalists reached number one with this charity cover of the Michael Jackson/R. Kelly hit.The final twelve acts of the 2009 X-Factor included Lloyd Daniels Rikki Loney Joe McElderry Rachel Adedeji Lucie Jones Stacey Solomon Jamie Archer (aka Jamie Afro) Danyl Johnson and Olly Murs as well as the groups John & Edward (the infamous Jedward) Kandy Rain and Miss Frank.All can be heard on the single and youtoo can sing and play along with this sheet music arranged for Piano Voice and Guitar.

Stacey Gibbs has produced some of the finest choral settings of spirituals over the last few years and this is without a doubt his best work to date. Choirs will love to sing this instant classic and audiences will love it even more!

Stacey Gibbs has become one of the most commissioned composers of our age because his arrangements of spirituals bring the house down. His setting of this familiar spiritual falls right into line - so fun to sing and rewarding to hear. Great for high school college and community choirs. Medium.

Spiritual-This well-known traditional spiritual gets a fresh new rhythmic setting here by composer Stacey Gibbs. Scored for unaccompanied mixed chorus (divisi) the piece joins the many outstanding works found in the Andre Thomas Series.

Contenu : Almost Blue [Krall, Diana] Crawling Up A Hill [Melua, Katie] Frontin' [Cullum, Jamie] Hallelujah, I Love Him So [Cassidy, Eva] I Threw It All Away [Dankworth, Jacqui] I'm Beginning To See The Light [Teal, Clare] In The Dark [Holland, Jools] [Jones, Norah] In The Morning [Jones, Norah] Narrow Daylight [Krall, Diana] Perfect 4/4 [Paulusma, Polly] Pointless Nostalgic [Cullum, Jamie] Put Your Head On My Shoulder [Buble, Michael] Turn Out The Stars [Monheit, Jane] What A Little Moonlight Can Do [Tyrell, Steve] What The World Needs Now Is Love [Kent, Stacey] You Don't Know Me [Connick Jr., Harry] You're Mine You [Cole, Natalie]

Stacey Gibbs has done it again! He's given us a fresh setting of a spiritual that will appeal to high school college community and church choirs. Leaping into a vibrant tempo from the very start this arrangement carries a bluesy flavor as well. Although it has some divisi writing it is less-complicated than many of his renditions making it especially suitable for high school choirs and festivals.

Stacey brings his own creative magic to this classic spiritual. A driving rhythm coupled with tantalizing harmonies make this male chorus arrangement sound new and captivating. Excellent for concert and festival use high school through college and community groups as well. Available separately: TTBB Score (with piano reduction).

Stacey Gibbs is perhaps the most popular arranger of traditional spirituals today. Creative ideas with harmony and rhythmic accompaniment make his treatments stand out. Choirs enjoy the familiar tunes with original artistry. This setting is best for college and community choirs or festival performances.