Henryk Gorecki : The Angelus Bells Are Tolling

Review: Composed in 1986. Includes an English translation and pronunciation guide for the Polish text. The first performance was given on 5 May 2007 at the Gaude Mater International Festival of Sacred Music, Czestochawa, by the Polish Radio Choir, conducted by Wlodzimierz Siedlik.

Songlist: The Angelus Bells Are Tolling

Henryk Gorecki : Three Lullabies

Review: Three Lullabies Opus 49. First performed at the Lerchenborg Festival by Ars Nova, conducted by Bo Holton.

Songlist: Usnijze mi, usnij (Go to sleep, Go to sleep), Kolyszze sie kolysz (Rock, rock), Nie piej, kurkke, nie piej (Don't crow, cock, don't crow).

Henryk Mikolaj Górecki : Come, Holy Spirit, Op. 61

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Henryk Mikolaj Górecki : Kyrie, Op. 83

Review: Choral score with piano accompaniment for rehearsal only. Mixed choir (SATB), percussion, piano and string orchestra, text in Latin and Polish.

Henryk Mikolaj Górecki : Under Your Protection, Op. 56

Review: Composed in 1985. Includes an English translation and pronunciation guide for the Polish text.

Herbert Howells : Hymnus Paradisi

Review: Hymnus Paradisi is composed for SATB chorus and orchestra with soprano and tenor soloists, and is characterised by an extraordinary depth and power. The text includes lines from the traditional Latin Requiem along with lines from the Anglican burial service, as well as the texts of Psalm 23 and Psalm 121. Because of the personal nature of the composition, Hymnus Paradisi remained unperformed until 1950. This vocal score includes a piano reduction of the orchestral score.

Herbert Howells : Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis 'Worcester'

Review: Herbert Howells' Magnificat And Nunc Dimittis written for the choir of Worcester Cathedral in August 1951. Scored for SATB Choir and Organ Accompaniment.

Herbert Howells : Requiem

Review: Herbert Howell's Requiem written for unaccompanied SATB chorus and soli. Although written in 1936, Requiem was not released for performance until 1980, held back by Howells following the death of his son in 1935. It is a harmonious and deeply Romantic composition, but restrained and it is at these moments we realise how affected he was by his loss. It was the composer's intention that Requiem should be performed a cappella, however he provided a limited organ part, for rehearsal purposes only, which is included here.

Songlist: Psalm 23, Salvator Mundi, Requiem Aeternam 1, Requiem Aeternam 2, I Heard a Voice From Heavan, Psalm 121

Herbert Howells : The London Services

Review: Three of the finest of all settings of the English language canticles. Over the past quarter of a century, Howells has emerged as among the greatest and certainly most widely performed composers of choral liturgical works of the last hundred years. At last, his most important services appear in a series of four handsome collections that link geographically the cathedral choirs for which they were written, newly edited with interpretative notes by David Hill.

Herbert Howells : The Oxford & Cambridge Services

Review: Four of the finest of all settings of the English language canticles. Over the past quarter of a century, Howells has emerged as among the greatest and certainly most widely performed composers of choral liturgical works of the last hundred years. At last his most important services appear in a series of four handsome collections that link geographically the cathedral choirs for which they were written, newly edited with interpretative notes by David Hill.

Herbert Howells : The Three Choirs Services

Review: Three of the finest of all settings of the English language canticles. Over the past quarter of a century, Howells has emerged as among the greatest and certainly most widely performed composers of choral liturgical works of the last hundred years. At last, his most important services appear in a series of four handsome collections that link geographically the cathedral choirs for which they were written, newly edited with interpretative notes by David Hill.

Hilary Tann : Wales, Our Land (Cymru, ein gwlad)

Review: Wales, Our Land was composed during late summer 2002 in response to a commission from the Welsh Heritage Program at Green Mountain College, Vermont. This lilting, beautiful choral work sets text by an unknown Welsh-American slate quarryman which speaks of the poet's love of his country of origin, perhaps, even, his longing to return. It is this sense of longing for the homeland (in Welsh, hiraeth) which infuses the composition. The work is sung in English but the words "Wales, our land," may be substituted for the three recurring Welsh words, "Cymru, ein gwlad."

Howard Goodall : Eternal Light: A Requiem

Review: Eternal Light: A Requiem is arranged for an accompanied mixed voices choir with soprano, tenor and baritone solo options. It is by the award-winning British composer and internationally acclaimed broadcaster, Howard Goodall, and is a stunning new Requiem for the modern day. It is intended to provide solace to the grieving, reflecting on the words of the Latin Mass by juxtaposinjg them with poems in English. Speaking about the work, Howard Goodall said, "For me, a modern Requiem is one that acknowledges the unbearable loss and emptiness that accompanies the death of loved ones, a loss that is not easily ameliorated with platitudes about the joy awaiting us in the afterlife. This, like Brahms', is a Requiem for the living, addressing their suffering and endurance, a Requiem focusing on the consequences of interrupted lives."

Goodall's fresh and unorthodox interpretation of the Requiem Mass was released on EMI Classics, performed by Christ Church Cathedral Choir, Oxford and London Musici conducted by Stephen Darlington with soloists Natasha Marsh, Alfie Boe and Christopher Maltman. Duration: 40:00

Songlist: Requiem: Kyrie: Close now thine eyes, Revelation: Factum est silentium, Litany: Belief, Hymn: Lead, kindly light, Lacrymosa: Do not stand at my grave and weep, Dies Irae: In Flanders field, Recordare: Drop, drop slow tears, Revelation: Tum angelus tertius clanxit, Agnus Dei, In Paradisum: Lux aeterna

Howard Goodall : Every purpose under the heaven: The King James Bible Oratorio

Review: Every purpose under the heaven,Êarranged for an accompanied mixed voices choir with soprano and tenor solos, is a musical tribute to one of the most important cultural landmarks of ÊWestern civilization - the 1611 King James Bible. Written in celebration of the Bible's 400-year anniversary, Goodall has brought together ten of the most expressive passages, from Genesis to Revelation, to create an oratorio that is at once steeped in historic grandeur and utterly relevant in today's society. Musically, it displays all the hallmarks of Goodall's well-loved style - soaring melodies, rhythmic vitality and perfectly crafted lines. However, this work offers singers and audiences something more: an opportunity to introduce new generations to the expressive power and ancient truths of this historic text.

Songlist: In the beginning, There is a season, I will lift up mine eyes, Thee and me, Fulfilled in one word, I was a stranger, Blessed, Nover faileth, The light of the world, A new heaven, a new earth

Howard Goodall : Invictus: A Passion

Review: Invictus: A Passion seeks to address one of the most powerful and dramatic of the world's traditional religious stories through the lens of a diverse, modern world. A variety of texts written or inspired by women form a narrative that describes human suffering and persecution, but also emphasizes the human capacity for love and humility in the face of tyranny. These universal messages are brought to life with the emotional clarity and sweeping force of any Howard Goodall score.

Songlist: Gethsemane, Lamentation, Chorale: His Paths are Peace, Compassion, Invictus, Golgotha, Easter Hymn, Now we are they who sleep, I will arise

Howard Goodall : The Lord is my Shepherd (Psalm 23)
Theme from The Vicar of Dibley

Review: The Lord Is My Shepherd is best known as the theme tune to the award-winning BBC TV series The Vicar of Dibley. Warm and melodious, Goodall's setting of Psalm 23 is deservedly well loved by choirs and congregations everywhere. This arrangement for unaccompanied mixed voices was first performed in March 2014 in the State Apartments of St James's Palace in the presence of HRH the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh.

Hywel Davies : A Duke Ellington Choral Suite

Review: A Novello Voices Choral Suite, arranged by Hywel Davies. Contains: Take the A Train, Satin Doll, Lush Life, Things Ain't What They Used to Be and Perdido. The Novello Voices series features fabulous SATB arrangements of popular modern songs from West End shows and the worlds of jazz and pop.

Songlist: Take The 'A' Train, Satin Doll, Lush Life, Things Ain't What They Used to Be, Perdido

Iain Grandage : Three Australian Bush Songs

Review: These songs use a musical language which is contemporary yet easily approachable by mixed voices choirs including those at the high school level. Its central "birdsong chorus" includes mixed meters, onomatopoeia, and improvised bird calls. The two outer movements surround this energetic paen with slow evocative harmonies describing respectively sunrise and sunset. The three titles are Dawn, Birds and Sunset. The parts sometimes divide. The musical language is "easy modern" and when sung together these form an effective set. Presented in workshop by Andre Thomas at the Sixth World Symposium on Choral Music in Minneapolis.

Songlist: Dawn, Birds, Sunset

Ian Venables : O Sing Aloud to God

Review: First performed in 1994 by Cirencester Parish Church and published here for the first time, this is a setting of text taken from thePsalms, scored for mixed voices with organ accompaniment

Idea of North : A Cappella Arrangements

Review: Winners of the Harmony Sweepstakes National Finals the Australian quartet The Idea of North is one of the most highly regarded vocal jazz groups performing today. "Just A Closer Walk With Thee" is an old gospel song arranged in a swing, trad jazz style and features each performer with solo sections. It has quasi instrumental parts to sing including trumpet, trombone and even banjos! Originally inspired from the movie sound track, "White Men Can't Jump" this fun arrangement is sure to leave your audience wanting more. "Amazing Grace" and "Sweet Sweet Spirit" retain their gospel meaning and flavor while given the wonderful vocal jazz treatment from the talented arranger Andrew Piper. These arrangements are all highly recommended!

Songlist: Amazing Grace, Sweet Sweet Spirit, Just A Closer Walk With Thee

Imant Raminsh : Earth Chants - Native American Songs

Review: This set of seven movements uses a broad palette of choral orchestration. The first piece, "The Lands Around My Dwelling" (Inuit), features free and changing meters and frequent divisi. Movement two, "As My Eyes Search" (Chippewa), is energized by close canonic entries. Movement three "War Song" (Sioux), is a vigorous piece with canonic imitation and some tone clustering, starting with a single voice parts and expanding to full SSAATTBB texture. Movement four, "Love Song" (Nahuatl), in alternating 8/8 and 9/8 is a lyrical, rhapsodic setting of a ravishing text. Movement five, "Pleasant It Looked" (Winnebago), features a soprano soloist (imitating a boy soprano) and is a quiet meditation. Movement six, "Upward Going" (Tewa), is again move vigorous, and Movement seven "Two Dream Songs" (Wintu), concludes the work in a quiet benediction.

Songlist: War Song, Upward Going, Two Dream Songs, Pleasant It Looked, Love Song, The Lands Around My Dwelling, As My Eyes Search

Imant Raminsh : Magnificat

Review: Full score and instrumental parts available on rental from Boosey & Hawkes. Contents: Magnificat - Et exsultavit - Quia respexit - Fecit potentiam - Suscepit Israel - Sicut locutus est - Gloria Patri - Sicut erat.

Songlist: MAGNIFICAT - ET EXSULTAVIT, QUIA RESPEXIT, FECIT POTENTIAM, SUSCEPIT ISRAEL - SICUT LOCUTUS EST, GLORIA PATRI - SICUT ERAT

Imant Raminsh : Northwest Trilogy

Review: Born in Latvia, Imant Raminsh came to Canada in 1948 and has become one of Canada's most highly regarded choral composer and arrangers. "Northwest Trilogy" is a wonderful set of songs from British Columbia. "Nootka Paddle Song" is a native welcoming song that features free incantation along with evocative choral writing. The piece contains some modern effects such as whispering and tone clusters, and is characterized by a feeling of building excitement and jubilation. "Bye, Bye Baby" - Based on a traditional Russian lullaby and would have been sung by members of the Doukhobar communities. A gentle, tonal work with rich harmonic background with varied textures and voicings bring this song of warmth and simplicity to life. "Sunset" - Folksy, poignant, and slighty tongue-in-cheek, this lament portrays the thoughts of a dying British Columbian cowboy. Replete with imitations of wailing coyotes, muffled death march drums, and other instances of word painting, this is a fun piece to perform.

Songlist: Bye, Bye Baby, Sunset, Nootka Paddle Song

Imant Raminsh : Slavic Folks Songs

Review: The pieces of the first set are arrangements of folk-songs from the Russian and Doukhobor traditions and were prepared for the Vancouver Chamber Choir's 1989 tour of the former Soviet Union. Of the three, "All Throughout the Great Wide World" and "Along the Peterskaya" are well-known Russian tunes, highly rhythmic and vigorous; and employ quasi-instrumental accompaniment effects, whistling, and optional sleigh-bells and slap-stick (whip). The second (The Black Raven) comes from the Doukhobor community of British Columbia, Canada, and is a poignant lament of great lyricism and power. It uses a contralto soloist to introduce and carry melody through a piece.

Songlist: Of Home and the Great Wide World, Two Slavic Folk Songs, In a Pine Forest, The Black Raven, Along the Peterskaya, America's Like a Sister, Canada's Like a Mother

Irving Fine : Three Choral Settings from Alice in Wonderland

Review: This popular and playful first selection from Three Choral Settings from Alice in Wonderland is now back in print! With piano. Recorded by Gregg Smith Singers with Raymond Beegle, piano - Courtesy Composers Recordings, Inc.This lively selection from Fine's classic Alice in Wonderland is full of dancing rhythms and spirited energy. Available for SATB, SSA and TTBB. Performance Time: Approx. 2:15. Recorded by Gregg Smith Singers with Raymond Beegle, piano. Courtesy of Composers Recordings, Inc.This lively selection from Fine's classic Alice in Wonderland is full of dancing rhythms and spirited energy. Available for SATB, SSA and TTBB. Performance Time: Approx. 2:15. Recorded by Gregg Smith Singers with Raymond Beegle, piano. Courtesy of Composers Recordings, Inc.

Songlist: Lobster Quadrille, Father William, Lullaby of the Duchess

Ivor R. Davies : Prayers from the Ark

Review: Beautiful settings of music from the perspective of the inhabitants of Noah's Ark from the book by Carmen Bernos de Gasztold. This six movement sacred work is perfect for a young, advanced choir.

Songlist: Noah's Prayer, The Prayer of the Little Bird, The Prayer of the Cat, The Prayer of the Mouse, The Prayer of the Raven, The Prayer of the Dove

James MacMillan : Cantos Sagrados

Review: The three poems here are concerned with political repression in Latin American and are deliberately coupled with traditional religious texts to emphasize a deeper solidarity with the poor of that subcontinent.

James MacMillan : Gloria

Review: Commissioned by St. Michael's Cathedral in Coventry, England, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Cathedral's consecration. 20 minutes.

James MacMillan : Little Mass - Children's Chorus And Orchestra - Choral/piano Reduction

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James MacMillan : Mass

Review: This mass was commissioned for the glory of God in the Millennium Year of Jubilee, and was first performed on the Feast of Corpus Christi by the Choir of Westminster Cathedral, London, with Andrew Reid (organ), directed by Martin Baker. The setting was adapted to the new English translation in 2012. The first performance of this version was given on the Feast of Corpus Christi 2013 by the Choir of Westminster Cathedral, with Peter Stevens (organ), directed by Martin Baker.

James MacMillan : Missa Brevis

Review: Scottish composer James MacMillan (b. 1959) composed this liturgical setting in 1977, published here for the first time. Latin text: Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Agnus Dei. An accessible addition to the repertoire for intermediate standard choirs, but one which professional groups will also find rewarding.

Songlist: Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Agnus Dei, At the conclusion

James MacMillan : St. Luke Passion

Review: Vocal score.

James MacMillan : Sun-Dogs

Review: Sun-dogs is a setting of a poem by Michael Symmons Roberts. The text is richly allegorical, iconographic with a deep well of symbolism. The metaphors are complex, evoking a range of emotions and images, dark and terrifying one minute, radiant and ecstatic the next. The composer has divided the poem into five movements for large unaccompanied choir.

James MacMillan : The Strathclyde Motets I

Review: A collection of sacred motets, many of them for use at Communion, designed for a good, amateur church or secular choir. 35 minutes.

James MacMillan : The Strathclyde Motets II

Review: 25 minutes.

James Whitbourn : The Choral Collection

Review: This collection of fifteen compositions by James Whitbourn is full of beautiful, haunting, uplifting and inspiring melodies for SATB Choir and Organ Accompaniment from one of the most treasured British choral composers. The brilliant choice of texts throughout is matched only by the sheer compositional skill of Whitbourn in evoking the emotions of the words in the musical form. Also included are suggestions for seasonal song use, a list of recordings, and fascinating song notes written by Whitbourn himself.

Songlist: A Prayer Of Desmond Tutu, A Prayer From South Africa, A Christmas Gloria, A Great And Mighty Wonder, A Prayer Of Cardinal Newman, Eternal Rest, Give Us The Wings Of Faith, Nunc Dimittis, Pure River Of Water Of Life, Lux Aeterna, The Magi's Dream, There Is No Speech Or Language, Video Caelos Apertos, Were You There?, Winter's Wait

James Whitbourn : The Three Dimensions

Review: Commissioned by the Pennsbury High School Concert Choir, James D. Moyer, director in celebration of the tenth annual Big Sing concert in Princeton University Chapel, April 25 2018 and to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King, April 4 1968 and his preaching in Princeton University Chapel in March 1960. Scored for mixed voices, soprano saxophone, percussion, piano and organ. Parts available: CH87604 Vocal Score available: CH87593

Jaroslav Krcek : Czech Folksong Collection

Review: Czech Folksong Collection is a set of ten arrangements of Czech folk songs written by Jaroslav Kr ek. Titles are available separately as well. Czech pronunciation guides are provided in the separate editions. SATB a cappella Choir. Duration: 22:00

Songlist: Jede sedlak do mlejna, Lovili rybari, Sly panenky silnic, M sto Litomer, U je mala chvilka do dn, Co se mn ma mila hezka zdas, Jedna je cesti ka, Co ten slavi ek

Javier Zentner : La Voz Latina - Volume 1

Review: A collection of 14 vibrant choral pieces from Cuba, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador and Brazil. Covering a range of styles from cumbia to Cuban son, this music is full of the characteristic rhythms and melodies which capture the unique vitality of Latin America. With background information, translations and pronunciation guides, enabling performers to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Latin music, this collection provides a great addition to the repertoire for any choral concert.

Songlist: Tu no sabe ingle, Juramento, Entre el espanto y la ternura, La maza, Penas, Ire a Santiago, Vasija de barro, Por el camino, Navidad negra, Esta bella noche, Kasar mie la gaji, Kyrie, Muie Rendera, Tres cantos nativos

Javier Zentner : La Voz Latina - Volume 2

Review: For choirs who want to bring the energy, rhythm and vitality of Latin America to their concerts, the La Voz Latina series is the perfect resource. The second volume in the series, La Voz Latina 2, brings together a collection of 17 vibrant choral pieces from Bolivia, Peru, Chile, Uruguay and Argentina. From traditional styles like Festejo and Candombe, to world-famous hits like Te recuerdo Amanda or Alfonsina y el mar and arrangements of tangos by Piazzolla, this collection captures the unique variety of Latin America.

Songlist: Naranjitay, El alcatraz, Te recuerdo Amanda, Cancion de cuna, Paso luego una familia, Candombe de San Baltasar, Oracion para la siembra del trigo, Lunas que pasan, Madre del maiz, Pongale por las hileras, Carnavalito del duende, Chacarera de mis pagos, Alfonsina y el mar, Dona Ubensa, El ultimo cafe, Buenos Aires hora cero, Invierno porteno

Jay Althouse : Classic Jazz A Cappella

Review: Here's a collection of three song each from three of the greatest songwriters of the classic jazz song - Gershwin, Porter and Ellington. Highly-regarded arranger Jay Althouse offers some stunning, tight, and tasty harmonies for unaccompanied mixed voices that can be performed separately or as three different sets by composer.

Songlist: A Cole Porter Jazz Trio, Just One Of Those Things, You Do Something To Me, An Ellington Jazz Trio, Solitude, It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing), A Gershwin Jazz Trio, I Got Rhythm, Someone to Watch Over Me, Night and Day, Satin Doll, Nice Work If You Can Get It

Jay Rouse : Adoration A Cappella Worship

Review: Sensitive and singable, these new arrangements of favorite worship songs will add an element of reverence and intimacy to your worship service.

Songlist: Here I Am to Worship, You Are My Hiding Place, Lord, Have Mercy

Jay Rouse : America A Cappella

Review: From one of the most celebrated arrangers for a cappella here is a set of three patriotic songs that is guaranteed to stir the hearts and voices of performers and audiences alike. For unaccompanied mixed voices.

Songlist: Star Spangled Banner, My Country 'Tis of Thee, America, The Beautiful

Jay Rouse : Hymns A Cappella

Review: This collection is consistent with Jay's innovative style but reaches a new level in creativity. Voice leadings are easily followed on the favorite Christ, We Do All Adore Thee (appropriate use as a benediction). My Jesus, I Love Thee Features A Prominent soprano solo, gorgeous key changes and creatively lush harmonies. The worshipful song of affirmation, My Faith Looks Up To Thee, provides an uplifting, strong ending. Finally, I Am Thine, O Lord is very elegant - a most appropriate setting for this classic text. The great strength of these timeless lyrics gains new fervor throughout Jay Rouse's innovative harmonization.

Songlist: He Hideth My Soul, Day by Day, Lead Me, Lord, He Leadeth Me, O Blessed Thought, Wonderful Words of Life, It Is Well With My Soul, Revive Us Again, Great is Thy Faithfulness, Let Us Break Bread Together, Nearer, Still Nearer, Take the Name of Jesus with You

Jay Rouse : More Hymns A Cappella

Review: Jay Rouse has established himself as one of the leading a cappella arrangers of sacred music. His a cappella hymns have consistently appeared on the best seller lists over the past decade. This is a collection of his latest offerings that are exquisitely arranged for choirs looking for something very special, unique, and at the same time very familiar...Jay Rouse's More Hymns A Cappella. Companian CD also available.

Songlist: All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name, Be Still, My Soul, Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing, I Am His and He Is Mine, I Sing the Mighty Power of God, Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us, I Surrender All, The Lord's My Shepherd, My Jesus, I Love Thee, Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus, Nearer, Still Nearer, Doxology

Jean Berger : A Cappella Works

Review: Berger's choral works constitute the bulk of his compositions, where he avoids an academic style, preferring a pragmatic blend of Franco-German folk music, South American melody and rhythm, and polyphonic modality. Here is a collection of three of his psalms for unaccompanied mixed choir in four parts.

Songlist: I Lift Up My Eyes, Shout to the Lord, My Days Are Like An Evening Shadow, Psalm 100, Psalm 121

Jean Berger : Brazilian Psalm

Review: Portuguese/English.

Jennie Lee Riddle : Jesus Changed Everything

Review: Based on songs written and/or co-written by award-winning songwriter Jennie Lee Riddle, this contemporary Easter work will point your choir and congregation to Jesus - the One who changed everything. Titles include: It Is Finished; Let All the People; Let Our Worship Rise; The Lord's Prayer; O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus; Revelation Song; This Changes Everything; Water. Available separately: SATB, Preview CD, ChoirTrax CD, Rehearsal Trax CD, Rhythm Parts (CD-ROM), Preview Pak. Score and parts (fl, ob, cl, perc 1-2, hp, rhythm, vn 1-2, va, vc, db) available as a CD-ROM. Duration: ca. 35:00.

Songlist: O The Deep, Deep Love Of Jesus, It Is Finished, The Lord's Prayer, Water, Revelation Song, Let All The People, Let Our Worship Rise, This Changes Everything

Jeremy Summerly : Fair Oriana - Madrigals in Celebration of Elizabeth 1

Review: Elizabeth I, Fair Oriana, was one of the most remarkable monarchs in English history: she was well educated, strong, fearless and wise. Towards the end of her reign a musical anthology entitled The Triumphs of Oriana was assembled in order to flatter and divert her. Four superb works from this anthology - plus a fifth, Oriana's Farewell - provide a delightful sequence of madrigals in celebration of the Virgin Queen. This collection of masterpieces from England's Golden Age was published to celebrate the golden jubilee of her namesake, Elizabeth II.

Songlist: Long Live Fair Oriana, Hark, Did Ye Evere Hear?, Fair Oriana, Come, Blessed Bird, Oriana Farewell

Jester Hairston : Spirituals 1

Review: A fine collection of spirituals.

Songlist: Amen, Deep River, Dis Train, Don't Be Weary, Traveler, Give Me Jesus, I Want Jesus, It's All Over Me