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6 Concert & Festival DOBRU NOC (Good Night)—Victor C. Johnson. This hauntingly beautiful setting of a tender Slovakian lullaby is a little gem for women’s voices! Each stanza is superbly crafted, including an a cappella verse in English, and a pronunciation guide is included. “Close your eyes, do not cry; sleep, my dear one, sleep on, my child.” 10275786 SSA .......................1.95 10275787 P/A CD ...................24.95 DONA NOBIS PACEM—Cristi Cary Miller. Here is a charming setting fashioned out of a simple canon that is equally useful for Christmas or general performances. With “Dona nobis pacem” as the only text, contrasting minor and major tonalities, and lyrical, flowing lines, this will bring out the best in your young voices! Highly recommended! 10278168 Three-Part Treble Equal.......1.80 10278169 Teaching P/A CD ...........19.99 new BooKs For The Choral DIreCTor The Art And Science Of Planning A Choral Concert— Barbara Harlow. Planning a choral concert requires consideration of the conductor’s vision, the singers’ hopes, and the audience’s expectations. The underpinnings of a great concert are many and varied, and this book explores the planning process from conception all the way to the after-concert reception. Harlow’s experience is sure to provide valuable insight into every facet of a concert, and her discussion of programming can be especially helpful for new conductors. Suggestions, observations, and ready-to-use databases are included with this important resource for all choral conductors. 10291261 Book ....................................... 10.95 IPA Alphabet (The Vocal Music Resource for Pronunciation)— Cristian Grases. The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is the standard source for phonetic notation. This product provides an easy-to-use format for understanding pronunciation for each letter of the alphabet, in any placement within a word, in Spanish, Italian, Latin, French and German. Spiral bound................. 10275669 Book............................................16.95 Music Advocacy (Moving from Survival to Vision)— John L. Benham. Finally, a “how to” book for advocating for music education in your own school district! It helps you to understand educational processes and how budget decisions are made. It also provides suggestions on how to involve all constituents in the process of advocacy by guaranteeing that the best interests of students remain the basis for all decision making. Music programs can be saved even when cuts appear to be imminent, and this book provides effective, proactive strategies, not only to avoid those cuts but also to establish a long-term plan for continued development. This is a must-have resource for K-12 and collegiate levels! 10282830 Paperback Book..................................27.95 A Place In The Choir (Finding Harmony in a World of Many Voices)—John Jacobson. In a world full of conflicting voices, it’s not always easy to find your own. John Jacobson brings you a garden of beautiful flowers, “flowers that sing,” in this collection of heartwarming essays and inspirational stories. Not just for music teachers, this book is full of life lessons for all of us, so we each can find our very own “place in the choir.” Available in hardcover book or motivational 2-CD set. 10010172 Hardcover Book ..................................22.95 10291411 Paperback Book..................................16.99 10032129 CD .............................................22.95 Putting The Show In Choir (The Ultimate Handbook for Your Rehearsal and Performance)—valerie Lippoldt Mack. This is not only for show and jazz choirs, but for concert choirs as well. In her comprehensive 100-page book, the best-selling author reflects on her career as a music educator, dancer and musician, and shares her valuable knowledge and experience, including humorous anecdotes. Full of tips and suggestions for successful auditions, choreography, scenery and props, staging and lights, costumes, programming, rehearsal suggestions, budgeting, public relations and more, this fun-to-read resource is a must for every choir director! 10274390 Paperback Book..................................12.99 DREAM WITHIN A DREAM, A—Ruth Morris Gray. “Is all that we see or seem but a dream within a dream?” There are many beautiful moments in this setting of a poem by Edgar Allen Poe. Expressive and substantive writing, this is a work that a good high school women’s choir can really sink their teeth into. It will be a rewarding performance experience! 10275308 SSA .......................1.80 Sweat, Tears And Jazz Hands (The Official History of Show Choir, from Vaudeville to “Glee”)— Mike Weaver & Colleen Hart. For the first time ever, the real story behind the fascinating world of show choirs is told in this entertaining book. Featuring more than 100 competitive show choirs from around the United States in photos, quotations, and stories, the book details the many influences of pop and musical theater culture responsible for the show choir phenomenon. Take a step behind the hit TV series “Glee” and learn about the real drama, the hard work, the sweat, and the tears. Find out what it takes to build an award-winning competition set, and about the branding, the budgets, the strategy and the performance. Meet the characters, learn the lingo, and join the fun and excitement of show choirs! 10282747 Paperback Book..................................22.99 Teaching Music Through Performance In Choir (Volume 3)—ed. Heather J. Buchanan & Matthew W. Mehaffey. Volume 3 in this highly successful series is ideal for those seeking a deeper understanding of the preeminent music available for high school and college choirs. In Part I, five leading experts in the choral music field (Frank S. Albinder, Philip Brunelle, Bruce Chamberlain, Rodney Eichenberger, and Sandra Snow) focus on topics such as “Male Choirs and Male Singers,” “The Joy of Commissioning,” teaching strategies in the choral rehearsal, articulation, and the power of gesture. Part II uses the innovative choral repertoire grading system developed for this series in thorough analyses of almost 90 of the most significant works for choir ever composed, Levels 1-5. Each teacher resource guide includes information on the composer and composition, historical background, technical requirements, stylistic considerations, musical elements, suggestions for additional listening, and a guide to selected references. Also included is a detailed study of and guide to Antonio Vivaldi’s Gloria. In this section, Bruce Chamberlain gives an extended history of the work, analysis charts, and rehearsal strategies. This book is an essential resource for choir directors at all levels and a major contribution to the choral field. 10274682 Hardcover Book ..................................45.95 10274683 2-CD Set ........................................25.95 Teaching Music Through Performance In Middle School Choir—ed. Frank abrahams & Paul D. Head. This book is one of the most comprehensive resources ever published for middle school choir directors - written, researched, and compiled by conductors and educators with a wealth of teaching experience. It is ideal for anyone who seeks a deeper understanding of the best choral literature for middle school singers and who wishes to learn from some of the seminal voices in the profession. In Part I, Sherri Porterfield discusses the role of assessment in middle school artistry; Judy Bowers outlines a hierarchy for independent part singing; Patrick Liebergen and Paul D. Head discuss selecting and preparing quality repertoire; James Jordan encourages the inner journey of a young singer; and Frank Abrahams introduces comprehensive musicianship through the lens of critical pedagogy and reciprocal teaching. Part II includes teacher resource guides for 80 works considered by these experts to be the best available for middle school choirs of all ability levels. Each teacher resource guide includes information about the composer or arranger, the composition, historical perspectives, technical and stylistic considerations, musical elements, form and structure analysis, and text guidelines. Each guide also contains valuable suggestions for rehearsing the music with middle school students. Resource recordings of many of the works are available on the companion CD. 10274684 Paperback Book..................................45.95 10274685 2-CD Set ........................................25.95 2011-2012 Pepper Mid-Year Choral Catalog e available via e-Print All Prices In U.S. Dollars & Subject To Publisher Revision
EARTH SONG—Frank Ticheli. A cry for peace in a world torn by war, this poignant a cappella setting of an original text is filled with striking dynamic contrasts. “Sing, Be, Live, See... This dark stormy hour, the wind, it stirs. The scorched earth cries out in vain... But music and singing have been my refuge, and music and singing shall be my light...” 10027720 SATB......................1.55 ECHOES OF KINDNESS—Ruth Elaine Schram & Linda Marcus. “Echoes of kindness go on and on, like the whisper of memories in a beautiful song...” In this delightful original, skillful use of echo-singing reinforces the text message about the lasting effects that our words and deeds have on everyone around us. Limited ranges, ample unisons and easy harmonies all spell success for young singers, and the lesson of kindness will make a lasting impression on them. This will be useful for many events throughout the year! 10275819 Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.85 10275824 P/A CD ...................24.95 ESTO LES DIGO—Kinley Lange. This a cappella setting of Matthew 18 in Spanish has attracted a lot of attention, and has already seen considerable festival activity. The English translation of the text is also shown: “Where two or three are gathered in My name, there will I be also.” 3294848 SATB......................1.50 “I love PEPPER!!!!” — Kelli Dower, Choral Director Moreno Valley, CA EV’RY TIME I FEEL THE SPIRIT—arr. Rollo Dilworth. This exciting setting of the favorite spiritual will make your women’s choir sound great! With crisp rhythmic figures, call-and-response phrases, unexpected harmonic turns, and hand claps, it is guaranteed to motivate your singers to sound their best! Highly recommended! 10278193 SSA .......................1.95 EZEKIEL SAW THE WHEEL—Howard Helvey. If you’re looking for a good, solid spiritual with lots of energy and interest for all voice parts, take a close look at this Howard Helvey setting of Ezekiel’s vision of the wheel “way in the middle of the air.” Staying right in the pocket for SATB choral writing, this vibrant rendition has clever rhythmic twists, passages with voice parts in pairs for ease in learning, one very logical key change, and a nice build to the end that brings it all home. Perfectly appropriate for concert or worship settings. 8069419 SATB......................2.10 10293842 TTBB......................2.10 EZEKIEL SAW THE WHEEL—arr. Mark Hayes. One of the most enduring American Spirituals gets a brilliant rendition in Mark Hayes setting of Ezekiel Saw the Wheel for mixed voices and four-hand piano accompaniment. Accessible vocals, creative rhythmic patterns and the perpetual motion of the wheel heard through the piano part make this an enjoyable concert selection or worship anthem for everyone involved. An optional two-hand piano accompaniment is also available. 10187000 SATB......................1.95 10187003 P/A CD ...................24.95 FAREWELL, A—Molly Ijames. This piece is more than a work for choir, it is an unforgettable experience! In the poem by Lord Alfred Tennyson, he contemplates his own mortality, and in doing so gives us a picture of the eternal soul. Composer Molly Ijames has cast these incredible words in a setting that is a true work of art. A fitting memorial or tribute piece, it will create a touching moment for singers and listeners! 10281675 SATB......................1.95 FESTIVAL JUBILATE—David Giardiniere. Inspired by two traditional Latin texts, this dramatic, exhilarating work is a superb contribution to the choral repertoire! Effective contrasts, a forwardmoving tempo, crisp diction, and lyric moments all come together to create an absolutely first-rate concert opener or contest/festival selection. A pronunciation guide and translation are included. Highly recommended! 10275827 SATB......................1.95 10275830 P/A CD ...................24.95 FIFTY GREAT STATES!—Mark Weston. Learn the names of all fifty United States in only two and a half minutes with this clever patriotic novelty! Familiar snippets of America and America, the Beautiful frame the musical naming of the states, with plenty of unisons to make learning easy. This has great cross-curricular and entertainment value! 10275832 Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.95 10275834 P/A CD ...................24.95 FOLLOW THE GOLDEN SUN—Ruth Elaine Schram. Young choirs always enjoy singing about reaching their dreams for the future, and this piece will let them do it in a very gratifying way. “If I could choose, I would chase the wind...I would soar the azure skies, if I had the wings to fly!” Perfect for spring concerts and graduation ceremonies, it is simply gorgeous! 10192421 SATB......................1.65 FOOLISH MAN, A—Joel Raney. The parable of the wise and foolish builders is featured here in this unique original. A playful melody, set in minor mode with steadfast rhythm and progressive modulations between each of the verses, escalates the excitement to the very end. The choir is sure to enjoy their role as storytellers while this clever and catchy song unfolds. 10275252 SATB......................2.05 10275253 P/A CD ...................24.95 10275254 Instrumental Parts Rhythm ...10.00 FOR THE BEAUTY OF THE EARTH—John Rutter. John Rutter’s engaging melody over a flowing accompaniment is equally beautiful in either the SATB or SA treatment. If you haven’t already, consider the instrumental accompaniment for a fresh perspective on this sacred gem. Scored for strings, winds, harp (playable on keyboard), and drums, it includes instrumental lines that are as lovely as the vocal lines. A perennial favorite, this is a tasteful blend of text and musical expression. Vintage John Rutter. 1418599 SATB......................1.80 1363399 SA ........................1.80 4534657 Instrumental Parts ..........50.00 8070458 CD-Be Thou My Vision ......11.98 10042921 CD-For The Beauty Of The Earth (SA) ......................20.95 Concert & Festival Thank You for Being a Pepper Customer! FUNGA ALAFIA (Song of Welcome)—arr. Jill Gallina. Choreography is included in this joyful piece, based on a traditional song of welcome sung in many parts of Africa. Greetings of good health, blessings, and peace are expressed throughout. Parts for claves, bongos, and conga enhance the African feeling, while phrases of vocal speech seem to invite everyone to join in the celebration! 10190826 Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.80 10190827 P/A CD ...................26.99 New! GET ON BOARD LITTLE CHILDREN—Greg Gilpin. Destined to become a choir favorite! This piece includes an upbeat piano accompaniment, clapping, and even a train whistle! “Get on board” with this charming arrangement that’s well suited for both concert and worship settings! 10293993 Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.95 GLORIA—John Leavitt. A favorite of choral directors everywhere, this extraordinary piece is a contemporary masterwork. On this, its 20th anniversary, this new edition, with additional voicings, recorded accompaniment and orchestration, provides new opportunities for performance. If this is not in your library, it should be! Highly recommended! 10274926 SATB......................1.80 10274927 SAB .......................1.80 10274928 SSA .......................1.80 10274929 TTB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.80 10274930 Two-Part or SA..............1.80 10274931 P/A CD ...................26.99 10274932 Instrumental Parts ..........40.00 GLORIA—Mark Patterson. This melodic original will fit your middle-school boys like a glove! It’s beautifully lyrical, yet full or rhythmic momentum and exciting dynamics. Using the traditional Latin text, this will make an excellent choice for contest, festival, or holiday performances! 10192348 TB ........................1.65 GLORIA FANFARE—Jeffery L. Ames. Pull out all the stops with this majestic Latin setting for holiday and festival performances! It’s a big, impressive concert opener that is only five to six minutes in duration. Optional general English text is included to make it suitable for performances all year round. Include two trumpets (part included) and it will raise the roof! 10090797 SSAATTBB.................2.05 10276420 TTBB......................2.05 10276421 Instrumental Parts Brass & Percussion ................40.00 GOD BLESS AMERICA—Irving Berlin/arr. Brymer. Ball games, community events, concert performances - whether you sing the optional opening verse or jump straight to the chorus, this a cappella setting of the beloved patriotic classic by Irving Berlin will fill many programming options! 10278299 SATB......................1.90 10278301 SSAA......................1.90 10278302 TTBB......................1.90 Order Today Toll-Free! Call 1-800-345-6296 / Fax 1-800-260-1482 / Internet: jwpepper.com / E-mail: satisfaction@jwpepper.com 7
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