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David Chase: Sing Christmas - The Carol Arrangements of David Chase

Review: As David Chase says in his bio, Christmas has been very, very good to me. And indeed, because of his good fortune, his arrangements have been very, very good for all of us. Here is a value collection containing 5 of his exceptional arrangements: Angels We Have Heard on High, The First Noel, God Rest Ye, Cradle Hymn, and Yuletide Carols (includes Deck the Halls and We Wish You A Merry Christmas).

Songlist: Angels We Have Heard on High, The First Noel, God Rest Ye, Cradle Hymn, Yuletide Carols

Judith Clurman: Christmas Joy

Review: Premiered in New York City by Essential Voices USA at St. Malachy's, Chrismas Joy is a montage of traditional and familiar Christmas Carols, expertly arranged by Judith Clurman and Josh Clayton. This through-composed medley is 13 minutes of pure choral holiday joy!

Judith Clurman: Washington Women

Review: Perfect for International Women's Month performances! Washington Women is a collection of musical settings of speeches, opinions, and interviews of sixteen remarkable women from all across the political spectrum and throughout U.S. history, from Abigail Adams to Kamala Harris. The composers took their words and set them to music with the hopes that performers and their audiences will learn more about these women and discover why they spoke those words when they did. Women featured include: Abigail Adams, Madeleine Albright, Barbara Bush, Laura Bush, Shirley Chisholm, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Betty Ford, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Kamala Harris, Elena Kagan, Sandra Day O'Connor, Michelle Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Condoleeza Rice, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Margaret Chase Smith.

Songlist: Freedom, Believe, Remember The Ladies, The Essence Of America, For Centuries Now, Those Of Us Who Shout, In The Field Of Equal Rights, We Pride Ourselves, It Is Necessary, It Took Me Quite A Long Time, I Am Ever Hopeful / I Want A President, We Not Only Dream

Individual Folios

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David Chase : Hymn for the Earth

A beautiful and evocative celebration of ecological stewardship, this profound melody (by Broadway mainstay Matthew Sklar) is an inspiring treatise on engaging with the world's complexities through empathy and action.

Arranger: David Chase | Composer: William Schermerhorn

Jacob Narverud : Season of Light

Now available for 2-Part. Written to invoke the feeling of a simple, old-fashioned holiday carol or hymn, this brief, two-verse tune invites all people to bring to mind thoughts and remembrances of the season and to reflect on this meaningful time of year.

Composer: Jacob Narverud

William Cutter : The Snow

This brief and inquisitive setting of Lewis Carroll's memorable words is a great showcase for vocal dexterity, stamina and intonation. Light text, with muscular choral writing, makes this winter-themed hymn a strong candidate for a program interlude with your top choir.

Composer: William Cutter

Andrea S. Klouse : Inishmore Hornpipe

Selected for the Judith Herrington Series, this piece transports you to Ireland in a heartbeat. It sounds like an old Irish folk song but is actually newly composed. Super fun to sing, it also has a frolicking fiddle part (an easier version is available as a free download). A hand drum and a little body percussion complete this delightful easy-medium treble choir concert pleaser.

Composer: Andrea S. Klouse

Judith Herrington : Life Has Loveliness

Originally commissioned for SA voices by Manhattan Concert Productions and premiered at Carnegie Hall, this selection that celebrates the beauty of life as is now available for SAB. Presented in a musical idiom that is both straightforward and melodically interesting, the piece is a strong choice for high school concert choirs. Easy to medium in difficulty.

Composer: Judith Herrington

Mark Sirett : May You Heal

This is the centerpiece of the May You Heal Project, a series of five short choral works that were written and recorded during the pandemic. The project offers music of comfort, peace, renewal and self-awareness. In this piece, Mark captures the essence of the text in a poignant, contemplative choral setting.

Composer: Mark Sirett

Mark Sirett : May You Heal

Composer: Mark Sirett

Annie Pasqua : Peace Begins with a Smile

A smile, like music, is universal. The simplicity of Mother Teresa's quote and the repetition of the word peace is used to great effect in this expressive and rhythmic composition from New York-based composer Annie Pasqua.

Composer: Annie Pasqua