What a refreshing setting of such a well-loved hymn. This Amazing Grace was originally written for the King's Singers and a women's choir. It can now be performed in numerous configurations, antiphonally, in the round, or concert formation. Regardless, it is mesmerizing! Medium in difficulty for high school, college, community and church choirs.

Arranger: Philip Lawson

What a refreshing setting of such a well-loved hymn. This Amazing Grace was originally written for the King's Singers and a women's choir. It can now be performed in numerous configurations, antiphonally, in the round, or concert formation. Regardless, it is mesmerizing! Medium in difficulty for high school, college, community and church choirs.

Arranger: Philip Lawson

What a refreshing setting of such a well-loved hymn. This Amazing Grace was originally written for the King's Singers and a women's choir. It can now be performed in numerous configurations, antiphonally, in the round, or concert formation. Regardless, it is mesmerizing! Medium in difficulty for high school, college, community and church choirs.

Arranger: Philip Lawson

Following in the spirit of his setting of O Nata Lux, Guy Forbes brings us a beautiful setting of this well-known Robert Burns' text. He has reserved the caressing dissonances for tjust the right moments, and mild harmonic surprises where you are happy to go. A great choice for advanced high school and college choirs.

Composer: Guy Forbes

The text is the familiar Dona Nobis Pacem (grant us peace), and the melody is a gentle cascading tune that is developed with ease. In the middle of the song is the most spectacular thing: an aleatoric rendering of the text in numerous languages that make the message even more profound. The performance possibilities are endless with ideas for choreography and sign language to heighten it further. Simple and yet meaningful, great for high school, churches, community choirs, and easy to medium in difficulty.

Arranger: Allan Robert Petker | Composer: Hyun Kook

The text is the familiar Dona Nobis Pacem (grant us peace), and the melody is a gentle cascading tune that is developed with ease. In the middle of the song is the most spectacular thing: an aleatoric rendering of the text in numerous languages that make the message even more profound. The performance possibilities are endless with ideas for choreography and sign language to heighten it further. Simple and yet meaningful, great for high school, churches, community choirs, and easy to medium in difficulty.

Arranger: Allan Robert Petker | Composer: Hyun Kook

Jesse Beulke is a young American composer in his first year of college, yet this, his first published piece, demonstrates a musical maturity well beyond his years. Selected for the David Dickau Signature Series, Sanctus is rich with warm harmonies fitting the 21st century. Excellent for high school, college and community choirs.

Composer: Jesse Beulke