O FOR A THOUSAND TONGUES TO SING
Composed by: Edwin M. Willmington
Voicing: SATB
Download SATB Piece here: O FOR A THOUSAND TONGUES TO SING
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Gloria! From Jubilate
Composed by: Edwin M. Willmington
Voicing: SATB
This piece, from the pen of Edwin M. Willmington, is part of a larger choral work, Jubilate! It features sounds both ancient and modern, and also has available the electronic and pre-recorded sounds and voices to make it accessible for any choir!
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Funderburk , Martin Luther
A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
Composed by: Martin Luther
Arranged by: Duane Funderburk
Voicing: SATB
A new arrangement of the classic hymn, written for the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. This piece also includes optional congregational singing.
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Optional Brass and Percussion , Parker
Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates
Composed by: Robert Parker
Voicing: SATB
Whether sharing this piece as an anthem or an introit, it is sure to invite the celebration of Easter morning!
A solo trumpet part for this piece can be found below by clicking ‘Download PDF.’
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Brehm , Optional Small Orchestra
Jubilee
Composed by: William K. Brehm
Arranged by: Edwin M. Willmington
Written and arranged to honor the retirement of University of Michigan choral director Dr. Jerry Blackstone, Jubilee! will delight both singers and audiences alike. Composer William K. Brehm and arranger Edwin M. Willmington infuse this piece with dynamic rhythms and fluid melodies to express gratitude and rejoicing for Dr. Blackstone’s 30 years …