Shawnee Press

Combined into one edition are both traditional wedding tunes, The Bridal Chorus and The Wedding March, either of which can be rung by 2 to 5 octave handbell choirs. Each piece is arranged in a classic...

Here is a faithful transcription by veteran writer Alfred Zabel of the beautiful by French composer, Gariel Fauré. The score includes a part for flute solo. Useful in worship or concert. Harold Flamme...

Paul Creston (1906-1985) was a well-known composer in his day who made rhythm the cornerstone of his work. Born to Italian immigrant parents in New York City, he was essentially a self-taught composer...

Work for Alto Saxophone or Clarinet with Piano.

A mystic and silver-colored December twilight is described in this gorgeous concert work for women. Filled with warm three-part writing, painting the chill and frost of the winter season.

The Russian poet Aleksandr Sergeyevich Pushkin's text infuses emotion into this SATB choral setting. Combining contemporary harmonies, a sweeping romantic melody, traditional Russian poetry, and the u...

The powerful and beautiful text of Song of Solomon 8:6 has been gorgeously set for concert and contest performance. Brad Nix's arrangement supports and teaches tone and breath control, pacing and rang...

This inspirational text is beautifully set for SATB voices. Moving seamlessly between unison and four-part singing, the text is painted with gentle strokes of melodic and harmonic nuances and is a won...

A time to dream, a time to wonder, a chance to think about how we might choose to live. Timeless lyrics, gorgeous vocal writing and beautiful piano accompaniment combine to create a graduation or end-...

This poem, first published in the collection The Rose in 1893, is one of Yeats' earlier lyric poems. Doug Wagner's original music is rich and full with an expressive piano accompaniment. A lovely chor...

Uses: Epiphany, Baptism, General Scripture: Luke 3:16, Matthew 3:13-17, Mark 1:9-11, John 1:29-33 The occasion of Jesus' baptism is an important commemoration in the lectionary and mirrors this moment...

What is a life? A thing of beauty? What is a life? Will we ever know? Inspired by works by Sir Walter Raleigh and William Shakespeare, the setting asks these and other poignant questions and thoughts...

The slow swing of this piece sets the mood and soft and intense singing tells of determination and perseverance of walkin' to the freedom land. The work is full of articulation, musical silence and dy...

Written by Peter Allen and a hit for the band Pablo Cruise in 1979, this new arrangement for mixed and women's voices will heat up your concert with its hot Latin groove. Fast and furious with syncopa...

Written by Peter Allen and a hit for the band Pablo Cruise in 1979, this new arrangement for mixed and women's voices will heat up your concert with its hot Latin groove. Fast and furious with syncopa...

Direct from the 1950's comes this delightful little song and recorded by a myriad of artists through the decades. Mark Hayes' arrangement is full of fun and life and will be appealing to all ages. Try...

Direct from the 1950's comes this delightful little song and recorded by a myriad of artists through the decades. Mark Hayes' arrangement is full of fun and life and will be appealing to all ages. Try...

Smooth, choral, stylistic, and smart all describe this new original choral by Greg Gilpin. Close harmonies rhythmically set above a moving accompaniment, the familiar Latin text, and strong choral-wri...

Written by Lotti around 1730, this motet was originally written for four voices. Russell Robinson's thoughtful 3-part arrangement attempts to maintain the harmonic textures, melodic lines, and text of...