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A captivating new arrangement of a classic 19th century American hymn! Three beautifully contrasted verses flow above a wonderfully triumphant accompaniment. For All Saints’ Day, funeral or memorial services, and general occasions.
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Drink from the Well of Life is a general anthem that may be especially appropriate for communion, baptism, confirmation, late Epiphany, early Lent, and Eastertide. Suggested corresponding lectionary readings include Exodus 17:1-7, Psalms 62:5-12 & 95, John 4:5-42 & 14:1-14, and Romans 5: 1-11. One basic homiletical theme is that Jesus is the rock of […]
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A simple four-measure a cappella opening develops slowly and meaningfully into a gorgeous ballad of farewell. “I know you must travel your road as I must travel mine, but may our paths meet again sometime.” Of course, it’s an obvious choice for graduation, baccalaureate or end-of-year concerts, but we also recommend it as a closer […]
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Jay Althouse has created an exciting new arrangement (and text) for this familiar French carol. Use it with or without the optional brass quintet and percussion (or SoundTrax) as the ideal opener for your Christmas concert. Features a brief contrapuntal section and a lush, slower, homophonic middle section. Exciting, quality choral writing.
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New for TBB voices! Jay’s crystal clear arrangement begins tenderly, pensively, (with optional solos) then grows and grows to a powerful finish. The universal call for world peace is as relevant today as when this simple song spread around the world almost four decades ago. An impressive concert finale or festival piece, it’s perfect any […]