Don Besig Nancy Price: Here on a Silent Night: SATB: Vocal Score

Nobody does a cappella better than Don Besig and Nancy Price! This new Christmas gospel joins the rank of their other great hits in this genre. Subtly employing the spiritual “Go Tell It on the Mountain ” this piecepractically sings itself. You will treasure each moment spent on this anthem perfect for Christmas but also good for Epiphany. “There Is Joy Joy Joy!” and great fun!

This inspired work for Holy Week is a poignant portrait of Christ's final moments and a testimony to his redemptive passion. Don Besig and Nancy Price seamlessly weave the heartrending spiritual “He Never Said a MumblingWord” in and out of an exquisite tapestry of touching harmonies and haunting recollections of the crucifixion. This defining moment in the life of the Savior will be a meaningful subject for your Good Friday commemorations.Breathtaking!

With flowing melodic lines and inspiring poetry this inspired anthem invites the gathered to worship and to service. Ideal for services of commitment and dedication Here In The House Of The Lord will be a useful addition to your general sacred repertoire.

Overflowing with joy and celebration this unforgettable partner song from Nancy Price and Don Besig will immediately endear itself to your choir and congregation. Utilizing the great hymn “What a Friend We Have inJesus ” this engaging new anthem will appeal to all ages as we are happily and gratefully reminded of the assurance that “Jesus Is the Friend Who's Always There.”

Don Besig and Nancy Price have woven the traditional songs “Lonesome Valley ” and “Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen ” with adapted and new words into an ethereal Lent and Holy Week meditation. The useof optional flute (part provided in the octavo) enhances the airy quality of the piece. There's also an opportunity for an optional solo and a cappella portions. First telling of Jesus and his pending fate in the lonesome valley the message moves on to remind us that “nobody knows the trouble and pain like Jesus.” Finally we all have our “lonesome valleys” to walk but He will not let us walk alone. This easy-to-learn anthem willprove to be very effective.

From the first delicate piano notes to its final triumphant chords this Don Besig and Nancy Price original “I Will Sing Your Glory and Praise ” is a musical statement of scope and profound spirituality. There is anorganic quality to this writing that slowly builds in intensity until the memorable melody surrenders to a final section utilizing the celebrated “Ode to Joy” with an effective new text from the authors. Destined forthe folders of many fortunate choirs don't miss this glorious new general-use anthem. Auspicious!

Don Besig and Nancy Price create a moving allegory as a little child witnesses the crucifixion but does not understand. He does not know Jesus but feels tremendous grief and loss at the death of this “stranger.”Scientists and philosophers have said that children frequently understand what adults cannot and “Within the Shadow of the Cross” the little boy discovers that God is there; God IS. If we as adults could onlyperceive that we are children of God and that God IS.

Don Besig and Nancy Price have woven the traditional songs “Lonesome Valley ” and “Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen ” with adapted and new words into an ethereal Lent and Holy Week meditation. The useof optional flute (part provided in the octavo) enhances the airy quality of the piece. There's also an opportunity for an optional solo and a cappella portions. First telling of Jesus and his pending fate in the lonesome valley the message moves on to remind us that “nobody knows the trouble and pain like Jesus.” Finally we all have our “lonesome valleys” to walk but He will not let us walk alone. This easy-to-learn anthem willprove to be very effective.

This gentle blessing of encouragement is the ideal conclusion for any worship event. There is a fresh contemporary approach to the words and music of this useful benediction and its singability will through repetition become partof the congregation's worship vocabulary as well. Known for their outstanding service music offerings the Price/Besig writing team does it again with this work.