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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

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K. Lee Scott : Cor Mundum Crea In Me

K. Lee Scott has taken a Latin setting of Psalm 51, Create in me a clean heart, and laced it with a luscious 21st century harmonies. Gentle and yet stirring, this setting is excellent for college or community choirs, appropriate for concert or worship. Medium to difficult.

Composer: K. Lee Scott

Richard Burchard : Cum Essem Parvulus

This beautiful rendering of the love verses from I Corinthians 13 is a small masterpiece by Richard Burchard. Beginning with a simple chant sung in canon over a pedal point, the textures soon expand and evolve into dense flowing lines that typify Burchard's style. High school choirs, college choirs and good church choirs will enjoy this expressive composition.

Composer: Richard Burchard

Stacy V. Gibbs : John Saw De Numbuh

Arranger Stacey Gibbs clearly understands the variety of tone colors the voice can create and shows them off wonderfully in this spirited arrangement.

Arranger: Stacy V. Gibbs

Fred Prentice : O Danny Boy

Arranger: Fred Prentice

Fred Bock : Scarborough Fair/Canticle

Arranger: Fred Bock

Jack Halloran : The Gospel Train

Announcing an incredible discovery: Jack Halloran, the arranger who gave us Witness, Camptown Races and many other all-time favorites, had an arrangement of The Gospel Train that was just unearthed. This arrangement displays Jack's mastery of the a cappella sound and displays his ability to make a piece connect with the audience.

Arranger: Jack Halloran

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