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	Title	Voicing	Duration	Language	Composer
	The Rain Song (TTBB) for SSAA Chorus and Body Percussion MGN-014	TTBB	3'45"	English	Growden, Mark	Info/Listen/Buy »
This piece was written while walking through the Mission District of San Francisco on a rainy evening. California has been experiencing a serious drought these past few years. I was thrilled to feel the raindrops, hence the celebratory feeling of the piece. — Mark Growden Also available in SATB and SSAA versions. More info & view score »
	Konikoneco (TTB version) for TTB choir with piano and optional percussion SPN-014	TTB	2'	Other	Paxton, Steven	Info/Listen/Buy »
KONIKONECO (TTB) is a traditional call-and-response song of the Teso people, who live in eastern Uganda and in western Kenya. The lyrics, from the Atesolanguage combined with borrowings from other languages and dialects, roughly translates as “Let us celebrate our schools, our learning, and our empowerment.” The piano accompaniment suggests the arpeggios typical of Ugandan hand-held harps (a’dungu). Other […] More info & view score »
	The Rain Song (SATB) for Chorus and Body Percussion MGN-007	SATB ⋅ SSAA ⋅ TTBB	3'45"	English	Growden, Mark	Info/Listen/Buy »
This piece was written while walking through the Mission District of San Francisco on a rainy evening. California has been experiencing a serious drought these past few years. I was thrilled to feel the raindrops, hence the celebratory feeling of the piece. — Mark Growden Also available in TTBB and SSAA versions. More info & view score »
	Konikoneco (3-parts) for 3-Part Mixed choir with piano and optional percussion SPN-012	SAB	2'	Other	Paxton, Steven	Info/Listen/Buy »
KONIKONECO (3-Part Mixed chorus) is a traditional call-and-response song of the Teso people, who live in eastern Uganda and in western Kenya. The lyrics, from the Ateso language combined with borrowings from other languages and dialects, roughly translates as “Let us celebrate our schools, our learning, and our empowerment.” The piano accompaniment suggests the arpeggios […] More info & view score »
	Konikoneco (SATB version) for SATB choir with piano and optional percussion SPN-013	SATB	2'	Other	Paxton, Steven	Info/Listen/Buy »
KONIKONECO (SATB chorus) is a traditional call-and-response song of the Teso people, who live in eastern Uganda and in western Kenya. The lyrics, from the Ateso language combined with borrowings from other languages and dialects, roughly translates as “Let us celebrate our schools, our learning, and our empowerment.” The piano accompaniment suggests the arpeggios typical […] More info & view score »
	The Rain Song (SSAA) for SSAA Chorus and Body Percussion MGN-013	SSAA	3'45"	English	Growden, Mark	Info/Listen/Buy »
This piece was written while walking through the Mission District of San Francisco on a rainy evening. California has been experiencing a serious drought these past few years. I was thrilled to feel the raindrops, hence the celebratory feeling of the piece. — Mark Growden Also available in SATB and TTBB versions. More info & view score »