Do You Love Me?

All People that on Earth do Dwell

I Will Walk This Way

We are constantly bombarded with language and images that challenge us to consider our world from many points of view. This is important, but perhaps even more important is what do we do with all these viewpoints. How shall we live? We all make choices as to how we respond to our world. This piece, with a strong gospel music feel, offers a positive and encouraging response to the decisions of life and how we choose to live it. For optional solo voice, SATB chorus, and piano. Duration: 4:00 Part of the Darren Dailey Choral Series.We are constantly bombarded with language and images that challenge us to consider our world from many points of view. This is important, but perhaps even more important is what do we do with all these viewpoints. How shall we live? We all make choices as to how we respond to our world. This piece, with a strong gospel music feel, offers a positive and encouraging response to the decisions of life and how we choose to live it. For optional solo voice, SATB chorus, and piano. Duration: 4:00 Part of the Darren Dailey Choral Series.

I Will Walk This Way

We are constantly bombarded with language and images that challenge us to consider our world from many points of view. This is important, but perhaps even more important is what do we do with all these viewpoints. How shall we live? We all make choices as to how we respond to our world. This piece, with a strong gospel music feel, offers a positive and encouraging response to the decisions of life and how we choose to live it. For optional treble solo and two-part treble chorus and piano. Duration: 4:00 Part of the Darren Dailey Choral Series.We are constantly bombarded with language and images that challenge us to consider our world from many points of view. This is important, but perhaps even more important is what do we do with all these viewpoints. How shall we live? We all make choices as to how we respond to our world. This piece, with a strong gospel music feel, offers a positive and encouraging response to the decisions of life and how we choose to live it. For optional treble solo and two-part treble chorus and piano. Duration: 4:00 Part of the Darren Dailey Choral Series.

I Will Walk This Way

We are constantly bombarded with language and images that challenge us to consider our world from many points of view. This is important, but perhaps even more important is what do we do with all these viewpoints. How shall we live? We all make choices as to how we respond to our world. This piece, with a strong gospel music feel, offers a positive and encouraging response to the decisions of life and how we choose to live it. For optional male voice solo, three-part male chorus, and piano. Duration: 4:00 Part of the Darren Dailey Choral Series.We are constantly bombarded with language and images that challenge us to consider our world from many points of view. This is important, but perhaps even more important is what do we do with all these viewpoints. How shall we live? We all make choices as to how we respond to our world. This piece, with a strong gospel music feel, offers a positive and encouraging response to the decisions of life and how we choose to live it. For optional male voice solo, three-part male chorus, and piano. Duration: 4:00 Part of the Darren Dailey Choral Series.

A Mighty Fortress Is Our God : SATB/Guitar/Piano Score

This arrangement is a re-imagining of Martin Luther’s iconic hymn melody. New harmonies and ambient electric guitar accompaniment create an ancient/modern feel—giving new life to this classic hymn. Should you want to do this with piano alone, a piano accompaniment part is available. Duration: 4:20 Part of the Lee Nelson Choral Series. This arrangement is a re-imagining of Martin Luther’s iconic hymn melody. New harmonies and ambient electric guitar accompaniment create an ancient/modern feel—giving new life to this classic hymn. Should you want to do this with piano alone, a piano accompaniment part is available. Duration: 4:20 Part of the Lee Nelson Choral Series.

In Whom All Things from Two Pickthall Songs

The second piece of "Two Pickthall Songs' suggests that whatever is in our hearts may remain there so that we are never truly parted. The music has three main sections which correspond to the three main images of the poem: “Love, in whom all things are-” “Love, in whom all things nest-” and “Love, in whom all things hide.” The main melodic idea is sustained while the harmonies meander. This is to represent the notion that events in life can be unexpected- things change, and we must forge a new path. The opening line of the text, “Love, in whom all things are,” is repeated to act as a “cleansing” phrase to end the piece, and to return us to the idea that we can find love andcompassion in everything. All we have to do is to look. Duration: 2:30