This moving SATB a cappella setting is a showpiece for a choir's phrasing, dynamic range, independence, and control. The piece, about a grade 3 (on a scale of 1 to 6), is an excellent selection for any venue, and singers and audiences will enjoy its fresh harmonies and varied dynamic range.
Composed by: Michaels, Arthur J.
"Beauty for Ashes" is an inspiring anthem composed for the Provo City Center Temple Youth Cultural Celebration. Its universal message and uplifting melody, ideal for both church meetings and special events, communicates the redemptive power of Jesus Christ in our lives during times of fear, loneliness, and despair. Through the exploration of three different parables, it celebrates the human capacity to overcome adversity and find hope in our Savior.
There are rare moments when a piece of music speaks deeply to the heart, to the point you're speechless. "I Have Longed for Thy Saving Health" by Renaissance composer, William Byrd was one of those pieces. The setting was a church choir with classical accompaniment. The performance was spine-tingling. This is a very accessible piece for SATB choir. It may be sung with or without accompaniment. The youtube performance is by The University of Mississippi Concert Singers.
This hymn, also known as Ere the Sun Goes Down, is arranged by David A. Zabriskie. It is simple and tender. The arrangement is for SATB choir.
A beautiful arrangement of "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say" for SSAATTBB Choir. Though the parts split, it is easy and beautiful to sing.
This is a beautiful arrangement of "I Know that My Redeemer Lives" by Ronald Staheli. It is arranged for SSAATTBB Choir.
The recording you can hear at HolySheetMusic is of the TTBB arrangement. Soon we'll have the SSAATTBB recording up online.
This is a beautiful arrangement of "I Know that My Redeemer Lives" by Ronald Staheli. It is arranged for TTBB Choir.
Ronald Staheli's arrangement of "I Need Thee Every Hour" for SATB choir is absolutely beautiful. This arrangement is part of the BYU Singers Hymn Project.
"For nearly three decades Ron Staheli has led the BYU Singers to be one of the most highly acclaimed choral ensembles in the nation.
This arrangement of the popular children's song, "I Often Go Walking" is for SSAA – either quartet or choir. Simply beautiful, it will become a favorite to sing at Mother's Day.
Composed by: Lawler, Jeanne P.
This arrangement of "I Stand All Amazed" was written to highlight two different perspectives on the Atonement of Jesus Christ: the grandeur and triumph of his conquering of death, and also the personal intimacy that this sacrifice is in each individual heart. The music is at times declamatory and magnificent, and at other times tender and profound. It is a simple, but poignant arrangement that should be fairly easy to learn, leaving much more time, hopefully, for bringing musicality and polished sentiment to the performance.
The recording is sung by the Lux Singers, an elite religious choral ensemble under the direction of Leland Spindler. Based out of St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Provo, Utah, their mission is to sing great works from masters of all religious denominations and sects; to sing for the congregates of all religious faiths, in their places of worship. They strive to share the light of each religion's musical traditions with the world.
"Oh it is wonderful….wonderful to me" This unforgettable phrase is brought to life in David Zabriskie's arrangement of "I Stand All Amazed" for SATB Choir.
"Oh it is wonderful….wonderful to me" This unforgettable phrase is brought to life in David Zabriskie's arrangement of "I Stand All Amazed" for TTBB Choir.
"It May Not Be on a Mountain Height", also known as "I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go" is a beautiful text of commitment to a life of discipleship, to a new calling, missionary service, etc.: I'll go, and say, and do and be what You want me to be. The organ in this arrangement is intended to evoke a sense of travel, perhaps on the ocean. It can be performed by a single capable organist, three-handed organ, by organ and solo instrument, or by piano, cello, and solo instrument. The Sacred SATB Sheet music is also available for TTBB.


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You Got The Way - Various - Clubmix (CD)
Label: Universal - 556 156-2 • Format: CD Compilation, Mixed • Country: Italy • Genre: Electronic • Style: Progressive House, House
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Mokazahn 23.10.2019 at 20:41
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Feb 15, · The first CD is the superior one of the two in my opinion and it starts off well with U2's Discotheque and contains other greats along the way including The Source Featuring Candi Staton's You Got The Love which really should have been the first song as it is slow, but we also have The Blue Boy's Remember Me, 99 Allstars's Love Is All You Need /5(6).
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Zulkibar 27.10.2019 at 22:15
One of the first cd's I listened to back in the day (so now you know how old I am). Bought it to replace the one I lost a long time ago. Great mix of remixed pop songs and dance songs, beat-mixed together to create a great song experience. If you enjoyed the party-to-go series from MTV or enjoyed songs from the late 90's, you will enjoy this CD/5(8).
Kajitilar 26.10.2019 at 03:58
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Faustinus and Jovita were brothers, nobly born and natives of Brescia. All the incidents in their reputed "Acts" are of doubtful authority, and we can only be sure of their names and martyrdom. According to the tradition of Brescia, they preached Christianity fearlessly while their bishop lay in hiding. Their zeal excited the fury of the heathens against them, then they were arrested by a heathen lord called Julian. They were tortured and dragged to Milan, Rome and Naples, and then brought back to Brescia. As neither threats nor torments could shake their constancy, the Emperor Hadrian, who happened to be passing through Brescia, commended them to be beheaded. The city of Brescia honors them as its chief patrons and claims to possess their relics. On April 18 the Roman Martyrology names the martyr St. Calocerus, who figures largely in the legendary history of St. Faustinus and Jovita, whose heroic confession he is said to have witnessed when, as a court official, he accompanied Hadrian to his native city Brescia and was present in the amphitheatre. The constancy of the two confessors and the refusal of the wild beasts to touch them brought about his conversion, and he was baptized by Bishop Apollonius with twelve thousand other citizens. He was tortured and imprisoned in several Italian towns notably in Asti, where he instructed St. Secundus who visited him in gaol. Eventually, we are told, he was taken to Albanga in Liguria and beheaded on the seashore. Their feast day is February 15.
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I came across a random clip on YouTube as I was searching for old WWF videos from 2001. And it instantly took me back.
I found the Titantron video of the X-Pac, Justin Credible, and Albert stable with Uncle Kracker's "What Chu Lookin' At" song.
That's right - the X-Factor.
As a teenager in early 2001, I was a die-hard wrestling junkie. I would literally, and I mean literally, watch anything and everything. Whether it be WWE, WCW, WOW at 3am early Sunday morning on FOX, or various VHS tapes of vintage wrestling my Dad would record, wrestling was on my brain 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
So on an episode of Monday Night Raw on TNN on February 12, 2001, I was surprised to see the return of Justin Credible to WWF, albeit under a different alias. (NOTE: Credible was the "Portuguese Man-O-War" Aldo Montoya in the mid-1990s)
X-Pac had just defeated Grand Master Sexay, just after Scotty 2 Hotty had to pull out of the original contest due to a knee injury. Chris Jericho, who had just re-entered a rivalry with X-Pac after a multi-month feud in the Fall of 2000, came out and laid waste to the former European and Tag Team champion with a few takedowns and his patented Lionsault. As Y2J enjoyed his work, the crowd murmured as a familiar face ran down the aisle, weapon in hand.
Credible, former ECW World Heavyweight and Tag Team champion, blasted Jericho with a steel chair and laid waste to him with punches and kicks. X-Pac got up and celebrated with the "Impact Player". "Good Ol' JR" Jim Ross and Jerry "the King" Lawler pondered on why the union between Pac and Credible began.
To the casual fan, it was unknown. To the hardcore fan, it was as clear as pie.
X-Pac and Justin were aligned via "the Kliq" behind the scenes in the mid-1990s in the WWF. Although Sean Waltman was one of the more recognizable members, it was highly unknown that the former Aldo Montoya was under the learning tree of Shawn Michaels, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Mr. Waltman, and a young Hunter Hearst Helmsley. Both men became fast friends, and upon their reunion on Raw, it just made sense to pair them together.
Exactly one month later, X-Pac and Credible faced off with the Hardy Boyz for the WWF Tag Team championships on Raw. Just as the dastardly duo looked as if they were about to lose, big Albert, who was last a part of the T&A tag team with Test at the end of 2000, pulled Jeff Hardy out of the ring and gorilla press slammed him over the barricades and into the crowd. The 6'7, 300 pound pierced monster rolled underneath the bottom rope and gave Matt Hardy the Baldo Bomb. X-Pac, Credible, and Albert stood tall as one.
X-FACTOR WAS BORN.
Over the next few weeks on television, X-Factor went on an undefeated streak. Most notably, on the Sunday Night Heat before WrestleMania X-Seven on April 1, 2001, X-Pac and Credible dominated the team of Grand Master Sexay and Steve Blackman in under 3 minutes.
By Backlash on April 29, X-Factor was on full cylinders. In what many consider to be a major upset, the trio defeated Buh Buh Ray, D-Von, and Spike Dudley in a six-man tag, and then followed it up with an awesome rematch on May 7 in a tables match. Furthermore, Pac and Credible were putting on great performances in tag team matches on live events in England and the United States, including a couple on television against the Hardy Boyz and the APA.
It's really interesting to see the structure of this trio, especially twenty years later, from a creative standpoint. For starters, after years of being the sidekick in multiple wrestling factions, it was refreshing to see X-Pac as the leader of his own group. Justin Credible was treated as more of an equal to X-Pac instead of a sidekick, yet had extreme credibility due to his run in ECW. Plus, after the previous few years as a tag team specialist, Albert was able to break out as a singles performer and look like a true monster in his showings.
And then, there's the theme song.
Look, unlike everyone else on the planet, I do not believe Uncle Kracker's "What Chu Lookin' At" is the worst wrestling theme of this millennium. It's got a different vibe to it. Once you hear "You dealin' with the X-Factor", the chorus of the song starts to play.
I got everything I ever wanted
And I'll never give that back
Oh I know you hate that factor
But you ain't gotta look at me like that
I said you ain't gotta look at me like that
Once the bass bumps, the theme plays out and surprisingly worked with the group as they entered the arena. I genuinely enjoyed it and appreciated the unique vibe. It's awesome.
By the end of June 2001, two-thirds of X-Factor made a strike towards singles championships. The night after WWF King of the Ring 2001, X-Pac, in a return match from the night before, pinned Jeff Hardy to win the WWF Light Heavyweight championship on Raw. Three days later on SmackDown, Albert shocked the world and, with help from WCW's Diamond Dallas Page, pinned "the Big Red Machine" Kane to win the Intercontinental championship in a no-disqualification match. Both men won them in Madison Square Garden.
X-Factor was a force to be reckoned with.
And then the bottom fell out.
The night before the infamous July 9, 2001 Raw, X-Factor were guests on Sunday Night Heat live from WWF New York with Michael Cole and Tazz. As all three men sat down, Cole and Tazz addressed a lot of the questions toward Pac and Albert and their careers. Also, with the WCW Invasion in full swing, the titled duo talked trash on their rival company. However, this was where things went a tad sideways.
As Justin went to discuss the WWF, X-Pac cut him off and continued ranting about WCW. Credible actually looked a little perturbed at that slight disrespect. And once Justin tried again, Cole cut him off with a "Sorry, Justin" and ended the program.
Although a slight was made, not much more was thought of it. Until the next night on RAW, Justin Credible was among the 10 men who ran in the ring and attacked Chris Jericho and Kane during their tag team match. Paul Heyman, from the broadcast desk, came in the ring and announced that ECW would be joining the Invasion and taking things to the EXTREME.
Just like that, X-Factor was done.
X-Pac made his way into the Cruiserweight/Light-Heavyweight scene and at one point held both WCW and WWF lightweight belts. However, X-Pac would get hurt by the end of October 2001 and the WWF Light Heavyweight title would fade away into obscurity.
Albert lost the Intercontinental championship to Lance Storm the night after Invasion and wouldn't really do anything of note until November, when he would form a new tandem with Scotty 2 Hotty and become "the Hip Hop Hippo".
Justin Credible would fall into the mess of the Invasion and not do anything of note with the WWF until he was released in January 2003.
There was no blowoff match. There was no major group split. It literally was a case of "one day here, next day gone".
When people talk about X-Factor, it's honestly about the Uncle Kracker theme song and not much else. For a 5-6 month span in 2001, the success this group had always gets overshadowed by the mess that was the Alliance. Creatively, I loved X-Factor and felt it deserved more time to grow. I was happy to give props to the trio here and I hope you guys look back a little more fondly on them.
Will this give me "X-Pac Heat"? #BANKONIT
What Chu Lookin' At?
X-FACTOR FORMS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6YCIa7kjes
X-FACTOR VS DUDLEYZ: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpn22v-MUUQ
X-FACTOR THEME SONG: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sksLPq2gNsk
X-FACTOR AT WWF NEW YORK: https://youtu.be/P9L6MV-TOuY
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