Transposing Using Personal Composer
How to transpose .pc scores using the Personal Composer Demo. Step by step instructions.
Fun and Games, and a Missionary Choir
The incredible thing is that they had the music memorized. I know how long they didn’t have to learn this, so I’m well and truly impressed!
Friday Favorites #4
Here’s a new favorite that I think you’ll enjoy. We we just started this one in our Institute Choir. It’s a gorgeous number called “This Holy Christmas Night,”
Friday Favorites #3
One of my absolute favorite modern compositions: “Behold the Wounds in Jesus’ Hands” with text by John V. Pearson and Music by David R. Naylor.
Friday Favorites #2
“O Tidings of Comfort and Joy,” a medley of the traditional French carol “Sing We Now of Christmas” and the traditional English carol “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen,” arranged by Betsy Lee Bailey. This one is great fun!
Friday Favorites #1
A lovely Thanksgiving hymn: “Give Me a Grateful Heart” by Joseph M. Martin and Susan Bentall Boersma.
Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee (Cantata)
This ~one-hour program, voiced for SSAATTBB, is a cantata narrated from two points of view: modern and ancient.
Praise to the Lord (Cantata)
This ~hour-long cantata celebrating our Savior, Jesus Christ, is voiced for SSAATTBB, soloists and piano, with optional organ, flute, oboe, and cello.
Silent Night (Christmas Cantata)
A ~25-30-minute Christmas Cantata for Choir, Narrator, Soloists and Flute (optional); and organ and congregation.
Jesus, Once of Humble Birth (Cantata)
This ~50-minute program tells of the Savior’s birth, ministry, death and resurrection, based on the New Testament accounts.
I Stand All Amazed (Cantata)
This ~hour-long cantata tells of Christ’s ministry, His subsequent crucifixion, and His resurrection from the dead.
In Him We Live (Cantata)
This ~65-min program tells of Christ’s central role in the plan of salvation; His life, death and resurrection; and what these things mean to us.
Come Unto Christ: a Book of Mormon Cantata
An hour-long program based on the ministry of Jesus Christ as described in the Book of Mormon.
Mmmmmm….. beautiful!
“Come Unto Jesus,” arranged by my dear friend Katherine Wright, is perfect for your ward choir.