Arranged for the Allegro Choirs of Kansas City and set for SATB voices, harpsichord or piano, and string quartet, Vivaldi is celebrated by or perhaps even introduced to your singers in this smart edition. Optional children's choir or ensemble is included, helping create a terrific opening masterwork for choirs of all ages.

Arranger: Jacob Narverud | Composer: Antonio VivaldiAntonio Vivaldi

Arranged for the Allegro Choirs of Kansas City and set for SATB voices, harpsichord or piano, and string quartet, Vivaldi is celebrated by or perhaps even introduced to your singers in this smart edition. Optional children's choir or ensemble is included, helping create a terrific opening masterwork for choirs of all ages.

Arranger: Jacob Narverud | Composer: Antonio VivaldiAntonio Vivaldi

This unusual, traditional spiritual is not often found. Phil Kern has arranged this exciting, a cappella piece which makes its mark with a driving, hushed energy, fantastic solo lines and an ending that will set your audience on fire. This arrangement is smart, musically exciting and fresh. Available: SSATB, a cappella.

Arranger: Philip Kern

The call of the river, the psalm of the skies, notes of its melody. This wonderful text celebrates each of us; school bus driver, clerk, policeman, neighbors, children, everyone in our lives and the river of life and love flowing through us all. Set as an inspirational ballad with optional percussion, this is a stunning selection for concert and festival.

Composer: Ruth Morris Gray

The call of the river, the psalm of the skies, notes of its melody. This wonderful text celebrates each of us; school bus driver, clerk, policeman, neighbors, children, everyone in our lives and the river of life and love flowing through us all. Set as an inspirational ballad with optional percussion, this is a stunning selection for concert and festival.

Arranger: Ruth Morris Gray | Composer: Ruth Morris Gray

A warm arpeggiated piano begins this lush, new concert work for mixed as well as women's voices. Using the thought-provoking words of Georgia Douglas Johnson (1880-1966), harmonic richness begins right from the start and beautifully interprets the text, lifting the dreamer and singer in all of us.

Composer: Bruce W. Tippette