The familiar portions of this spiritual dance delightfully and are surrounded by meaningful choral statements, especially the ending Breathe On Me Breath of God.

Arranger: Larry Nickel | Composer: James Weldon Johnson

This song of joy and praise has been carefully edited for optimum performance by John Tebay. This exuberant Renaissance piece comes to life with its modern day key placement and notation. Perfect for high school, concert or church service.

Arranger: John Tebay | Composer: Hans Leo Hassler

Larry Nickel has done a brilliant job elevating this much loved German Carol. Clever uses of ostinato and rhythmic play make it a blast to learn and sing. Church and school choirs will enjoy this arrangement.

Arranger: Larry Nickel

This SATB a cappella version of this spiritual has enjoyed considerable popularity. Great for church or school. Available: SATB a cappella, SAB accompanied.

Arranger: David Julian Michaels

This fabulous Christmas piece rings with energy and joy. Ripe with antiphonal qualities, the piece opens with a brief fanfare and proceeds to celebrate the season. A wonderful holiday concert opener for high school, college or community choirs, or for a church anthem. Medium to difficult.

Composer: Jonathan Adams

The SAB edition became an immediate hit upon release. A period selection from the Renaissance, the English and Italian texts are both provided. The two part edition also contains an optional accompaniment.

Arranger: Eileen Brooks | Composer: Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina

Here is the traditional spiritual freshened up with zest and spice. The choir adds its own percussion through a clapping section that further energizes the piece.

Arranger: Brian Tate

Here is the traditional spiritual freshened up with zest and spice. The choir adds its own percussion through a clapping section that further energizes the piece.

Arranger: Brian Tate

Here is the traditional spiritual freshened up with zest and spice. The choir adds its own percussion through a clapping section that further energizes the piece.

Arranger: Brian Tate

Strong and stately, Dr. Satre, professor of music at Trinity International University, has arranged both titles for a cappella voices.

Arranger: Paul Satre

Canadian composer, Larry Nickel, understands the choral instrument superbly, and it is evident in pieces like this one. The writing is easy to follow and brings out the best in the choir, yet there remain clever elements that add depth to the work. This joyful number lives up to its name and includes an almost folk song quality as well. Fun to learn, sing and hear.

Arranger: Larry Nickel