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Gentry Choral Series

When Fred Bock left Word Music to strike out on his own in 1968, he decided to name his new company after one of the streets on which his apartment building was located: Gentry Street inspired Gentry Publications. Such was the beginning of what would prove to be a legendary career. He chose wisely, for the other street would have derailed his publishing fate before it even began: Klump Avenue. From the beginning Gentry was an imprint designed for the school market – specifically those higher-end High School, College and University choirs. Gentry Publications continues its long tradition of publishing choral music from some of the finest American composers, arrangers, editors and conductors.

A Cappella Folios

Individual Folios

SAB

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Tim Sharp : Kyrie Eleison

This setting is based on a three-part keyboard composition attributed to J.S. Bach. The contrapuntal lines are individually melodic and independent.

Arranger: Tim Sharp

Doug Andrews : Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming

Now available in an SAB voicing! Doug Andrews has brilliantly brought new life to an old favorite. While not difficult to learn, the vocal lines and harmonies bring new interest to this classic.

Arranger: Doug Andrews

Pepper Choplin : Silent Night for All the World

Includes settings of Silent Night in German, Spanish and Korean, as well as English.

Composer: Pepper Choplin

Jack Halloran : Witness

Last year Dick Bolks delighted small choirs everywhere when he took the extremely popular SSAATTBB setting of Halloran's Witness and created a strict 4-part (SATB) setting with optional accompaniment. The response was overwhelming. Now, the SAB edition is sure to reach out to even more who were patiently waiting for the chance to sing this classic arrangement.

Arranger: Jack Halloran

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