As featured in A Charlie Brown Christmas, this holiday pop classic is an absolute must for school and community choirs! There is some divisi in the voice parts, as well as some optional solo phrases, and

"Sleep, O babe, for the red bee hums the silent twilight's fall..." This arrangement of a beautiful lullaby from Ireland is full of mystery and caress, rich with images of crickets and fog and lambs and

This a cappella original rings with energy and joy for Christmas. Ripe with antiphonal qualities, the piece opens with a brief fanfare and proceeds through several meter changes to an exciting conclusion.

A remarkable, radiant setting of Kathleen Thomerson's beloved hymn tune HOUSTON. Trenney's superb craftsmanship shines through and sets this arrangement above the norm. An excellent anthem of general

Already a haunting melody, this setting is even more captivating with the addition of the oboe obbligato. If possible, the use of harp instead of piano furthers the mystic sonorities. This is a stunning

Exquisite a cappella writing with a classic Latin text, this work, the "place of sacred mystery," is rich with harmonic colors. A motet in a classic setting, this work is appropriate in both concert and

Pin Pin de Sarapin is a fingerplay song and chant from Capiz in the Philippines. It is a counting-out game in which a player touches one finger after another of the other players and bends the

This energetic number can serve as a church anthem of praise or a concert number of celebration for high school, college and community groups. The 7/8 pattern is entrancing and fun, the harmonies playful

Composer and conductor, Ron Kean, went back to the roots of Spirituals, back to Africa, to create a setting of this much loved Spiritual in a style that is remarkably different.  Part of the larger

This setting of the traditional English text is melodically beautiful, draped in warm harmonic fabric that is so very rich and satisfying. "There is no rose of such virtue as is the rose that bare Jesu..."

Sometimes a familiar story can be told so well it demands to stand on its own. Nathaniel Fryml's artistry is the extraordinary type that takes simplicity and makes it elegant, even astonishing. "O Little

Opening with a sense of wonder, clearly in awe of God's magnificence, this familiar text is set to new music with the choir accompanied by only the piano. As the text deepens, the tune Wondrous