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CGA872 Let Us Go to the House of the Lord
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CGA838 Nova, Nova
Although this is an original text, it is loosely based on a 15th century English carol. It depicts the Annunciation story in which the angel Gabriel appears to the Virgin Mary and tells her that she w... |
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CGA840 Illumined By Your Light
This joyful piece shows how blessed we are to be in God's light. The percussion parts (which can be played as written or ad-libbed) add excitement. The syncopated vocal parts, along with the rhythm in... |
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CGA841 Christmas Joy
J. Paul Williams' text underscores the likelihood that all of heaven and earth continued to celebrate the birth of the newborn Messiah with joyous sounds of music: 'Songs of joy awoke the day as the b... |
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CGA839 The Lamb (Pequeno Cordero)
The text for this piece is the familiar William Blake poem, 'The Lamb'. The tender melody and optional flute part help communicate the blessing of Blake's text. 'The Lamb' could be used for baptisms, ... |
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CGA867 I Will Praise You, O Lord
This anthem features an unforgettable melody, propelled by gentle syncopation. The optional descant is easy to teach and will help younger choirs begin to make the transition to two-part music. The te... |
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