WILLIAM V. MALPEDE

"Welcome Back Your Soul" excerpt from new choral piece featuring spoken/rhythm-text

SATB, piano accompaniment William V. Malpede, composer There is nothing that quite equals the state of being “in love.” The message of this song could be about relationships, but it could also be about your vocation, your avocation, about life itself. The music is not just joyous but also encouraging. This song takes hold of you in a confident and affectionate way that is truly enchanting. Purchase here: https://bit.ly/3hP123r See our other choral works: https://bit.ly/3hXJna5 Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pavanepublishing/ Catalog #JR1141

"The power of the universe became a babe in arms..." An original composition for SATB choir and piano by Los Angeles-based composer William V. Malpede, with text adapted from v From "Love is Born," December 2, 2018, First Congregational Church of Los Angeles. THE L.A. CHORAL LAB www.lachorallab.org

To purchase print edition or for more info: https://bit.ly/3W8u2TM To purchase digital score & audio (includes PDF/MP3 download): https://bit.ly/3BzJAXr For promotional use only. Not to be used in conjunction with any performance. Winner of the 2021 Music Unites the World Songwriting Contest, this piece was premiered by the Education Through Music LA Festival Choir. Drawing his text from Mahatma Gandhi and Rumi, Malpede transports an ageless message to the 21st century. The lesson of acceptance, love, and peace could not be more transparently simple, but the melody and harmony are captivating. Offered here in a setting conceived for children’s voices, the piece has already successfully captivated adult singers. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and 'ring' the notification bell to stay up to date on all the latest Choral Products. 'Like' us on FB: https://www.facebook.com/HalLeonardChoral Find us Online: http://www.halleonard.com/Choral

"Not as the World" features '...an incredible mixture of gospel and jazz this beautiful benediction will rock your world. The melody line is tender, the harmonies are luscious, and the message is warm and loving. Excellent for worship or a concert closer. Easy to medium in difficulty.'

This piece was performed by the Glendale Community College Concert Singers. Director-- Dr. Peter Green #Glendale Community College #Choir #Classicalmusic