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Another fine example of William Hawley's great style! This setting of Torquato Tasso's text is beautiful and romantic.

This arrangement of Torquato Tasso's text by William Hawley is congenial and beautiful, perfect for a moderately advanced choir.

The ten-part voicing in this beautiful Chanticleer classic gives the piece an amazing depth and flair

A grand arrangement of the classic tune

This arrangement of a familiar favorite flows smoothly throughout, written for a cappella choir with keyboard reduction for rehearsal.

Excellent arrangement containing an inspiring message

Quick and easy to learn with highlights for both men and women's parts, perfect for any Sunday

This moderately easy piece for a cappella mixed voices is great for any Sunday

A stirring song for medium Jr. high/high school or easy adult choir, for a cappella SATB

A traditional spiritual for the medium Jr. high/high school or easy adult choir

A tribute to God and music for the medium advanced Jr. high/high school choir or medium adult choir

Another superb arrangement by Robert Page that is sure to be a hit with your choir and audience! Original words and music by Irving Berlin, arranged for mixed voices, a cappella.

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A full choral version of the traditional text with a soprano solo singing over the surface

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A full choral version of the traditional text with a soprano solo singing over the surface

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A complex SAATTBB weaving of the rhythmic favorite, Who Will Come And Go With me? I'm Bound For The Promised Land

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns, full SSAATTTTB and rippling, fun to do!

Arranged by Roger Ames for the James Jordan Choral Series, this lovely carol has a pronunciation guide for the polish text, as well as a very nice English translation.

A beloved text by Christina Rossetti, Sing No Sad Songs For Me, written in memory of Don Hinshaw, a beautiful tribute

This canon arrangement of Psalm 66 is of moderate difficulty and would be suitable for a secondary or adult choir, would be a wonderful concert piece.

A moderately easy piece for Communion

A lovely arrangement for secondary choir

A beautifully arranged setting of an anonymous text for more advanced choirs

A lilting song in praise of art, perfect spring piece for your high school choir!

An energetic dialogue anticipating the arrival of one's love Challenging, but fun piece for an experienced choir

Beautiful, but a little troubling, this piece is a meditation on man's inhumanity to man amid God's constant grace.