For mixed chorus, in part with soloists; unacc. or with piano acc. (one piece with acc. of congas; one piece also with flute).

Includes piano part, in some cases for rehearsal only; some pieces include parts for other instruments.

Includes introd., notes on the composers and arrangers, and "A note on dialect" by James Weldon Johnson.

English words.

Book of spirituals

Spirituals

Internet Archive collection.

Listen to the lambs / R. Nathaniel Dett

Swing low, sweet chariot / harmonized by Carl Diton ; Elliot Schenck, arr.

My Lord, what a mornin' / H.T. Burleigh, arr.

Jesus is a rock in a weary lan' / John W. Work, arr.

Ezekiel saw de wheel / Noble Cain, arr.

Here's one / William Grant Still, arr.

Let us break bread together / William Lawrence, arr.

If I got my ticket, can I ride? / Robert Shaw, arr.

Little innocent lamb / Marshall Bartholomew, collected and arr.

Great day / Warren Martin, arr.

Any how / Evenlyn La Rue Pittman, arr.

Daniel, Daniel, servant of the Lord / Undine S. Moore, arr.

Fix me, Jesus / Hall Johnson, arr.

Amen / Jester Hairston, arr.

A city called Heaven / Leonard de Paur, arr.

Were you there? / Norman Luboff, arr.

I want God's heaven to be mine / Betty Jackson King, arr.

The lily of the valley / Wendell Whalum, arr.

Keep your lamps! / Andre Thomas, arr.

Witness / Jack Halloran, arr.

My good Lord's done been here / Lee Cloud, arr.

Go, tell it on the mountain / Roland M. Carter, arr.

Don't you let nobody turn you 'round / Lena J. McLin, arr.

Glory to the newborn King / Robert L. Morris, arr.

By an' by / Alice Parker, arr.

Look what dey doin' to Jesus / Richard Jackson, arr.

The Battle of Jericho / Moses Hogan, arr.

Lord, how come me here? / Evelyn Simpson-Curenton, arr.