PATTERSON THIS CUP OF GRACE (SATB)

PATTERSON THIS CUP OF GRACE (SATB)

FRED EBB & JOHN KANDER COFFEE IN A CARDBOARD CUP (ROBISON) SATB CHOR

FRED EBB & JOHN KANDER COFFEE IN A CARDBOARD CUP (ROBISON) SATB CHOR

Micro USB cable, 4M, Black : Mighty Bright

10 foot / 3 meter Micro USB 2.0 Power Cord for use with NuFlex and WonderFlex.

Embrace: World At Your Feet - Official England Anthem Of The FIFA 2006 World Cup

The official England anthem of the FIFA 2006 world cup tournament, presented for Piano, Voice and Guitar.

Our Blessing Cup

I Will Take the Cup

Joyous Cup: Easter Communion Rite

Coffee In a Cardboard Cup

Originally arranged for the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles, this Kander and Ebb cabaret classic is delightfully cheeky and molto espresso! Available separately: SATB, TTBB. Duration: ca: 3:00.

Robert Prescott Stewart: The Wine Cup Is Circling In Almhin's Hall

For SATBB Choir.

Shakira: Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) - SATB

Shakira's exuberant performance of the Official 2010 FIFA World Cup song was filled with all the colour and excitement you could ever want! Based on a popular African song, this song captures the spirit and pride of the African people and of the game itself.

Shakira: Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) - 2-Part

Shakira's exuberant performance of the Official 2010 FIFA World Cup song was filled with all the color and excitement you could ever want! Based on a popular African song, this song captures all the spirit and pride of the African people and of the game itself.

Carter/Gerstein Cups From Pitch Perfect (Arr Emerson Roger) Sab Choral

The irresistible break-out hit by Anna Kendrick from the Pitch Perfect soundtrack has a sweet folky flavor and the fun cup accompaniment will be a hit with your choir! Now crossing over to YouTube and mainstream radio, the song is getting major attention in the media. May be performed a cappella or accompanied.

Rockstirs: Big Pourer

So, you make your tea the same way every day... It’s time to shake things up with Rock Stirs - the Guitar shaped teaspoons! Add some attitude as you add your sugar. Rock out as you fish out your teabag. Not a tea groupie? Have an epic jam session in a cup of something else you fancy.

Rockstirs: Sugarcaster

So, you make your tea the same way every day... It’s time to shake things up with Rock Stirs - the Guitar shaped teaspoons! Add some attitude as you add your sugar. Rock out as you fish out your teabag. Not a tea groupie? Have an epic jam session in a cup of something else you fancy.

Rockstirs: Flying Tea

So, you make your tea the same way every day... It’s time to shake things up with Rock Stirs - the Guitar shaped teaspoons! Add some attitude as you add your sugar. Rock out as you fish out your teabag. Not a tea groupie? Have an epic jam session in a cup of something else you fancy.

Jesus in the Garden : Mark 14:32-42, Matthew 26:36-39

This is an emotional depiction of the late night scene of Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane. It unfolds with the plea, Father, Father, let this cup pass from me, and concludes with the final refrain, Thy will be done. Effectively incorporating a verse of O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus, this original ballad makes the agony and resolute love of the passion story all the more real. This is an emotional depiction of the late night scene of Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane. It unfolds with the plea, Father, Father, let this cup pass from me, and concludes with the final refrain, Thy will be done. Effectively incorporating a verse of O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus, this original ballad makes the agony and resolute love of the passion story all the more real.

Elizabeth W. Greenleaf: The Hippo And The Rhino

A cute story of a hippo and rhino enjoying a cup of Sunday tea accompanies this musical work. Written in C Major, with phrasing in two to four bar segments, this piece draws mainly on the text for its musical expression. With words like, ?A cucumber sandwich; that is my favorite dish,? you?ll be sure to find plenty of humor and creativity between the text and music.

Forsaken in the Garden

“Father, Father, take this cup away.” These words lead the listener into the shadows of Gethsemane and the anguish of the suffering Christ. This powerful poem of the Passion vividly chronicles a burdened moment in the Savior'slife, with dramatic music adding emotional depth to the scene. The middle section where Jesus addresses the betraying Judas is an unforgettable moment of sacred art. A must do for Holy Week! Score and Parts (fl, ob, vc) availableas a digital download.

George Frideric Handel: Zadok The Priest (7-Part Ed. Edouard Silas)

Handel wrote his magnificent Zadock the Priest for the Coronation of King George II and Queen Caroline in 1727, and it has been performed at every British coronation since then. It is often used in royal weddings, as well, and is the television theme for the UEFA Cup champsionships.This Zadock the Priest is scored for SSAATB Chorus and Piano. Its familiar opening no longer carries the surprise element it once did, with the mezzoforte String passage leading to a sudden tutti forte entrance with the words ‘Zadok the Priest’, but it retains its effectiveness. The middle passage is a dancelike ¾ rhythm before the work returns to stately 4/4 for the God Save the King, alleluias and amens.