Swing the Wondrous Story Sab Choral Boo

Arts & Photography

Don Marsh

Music

Genevox

Tracks:1. Joy To the World2. O Come, O Come, Emmanuel3. O Little Town of Bethlehem4. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear5. Go Tell it on the Mountain6. Silent Night, Holy Night7. We Three Kings of Orient Are8. What Child is This9. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing10. O Come, All Ye Faithful

Cool Carols for Kids

Dove Tail Music

13 selections cover the entire Christmas event - a great resource for those who compile their own programs.

Christmas Music: For Pageant, Concert, and Worship Service

Richard Kingsmore

Jim Gray

Tom Fettke

Christopher Machen

Bruce Greer

Bill Wolaver

Kyle Hill

Lillenas Music

He Came to Us

Brentwood Music

We'll never know what it was really like that first Christmas night.  Miracles are like that - you have to be there. Songs include: Angels We Have Heard on High * Come Into My Heart, Lord * Could It Be? * Emmanuel * Finale * He Came To Us * It's Christmastime * Let Us Rejoice * O Little Town of Bethlehem * Praise You * When Messiah Comes * Wonderful Counselor

<p>In Flash Frames, Don Marsh recounts nearly 50 years as a journalist. Currently the host of St. Louis on the Air on KWMU Radio St. Louis s NPR affiliate Marsh began his journalism career for the American Forces Network in Germany in 1960. Marsh's work brought him face-to-face with seminal world and national events, like the creation of the Berlin Wall, civil rights developments in Baltimore, a hijacking at Lambert Airport in St. Louis, international intrigue in Somalia and Honduras, and Mikhail Gorbachev s historic speech at Westminster College. He also came into contact with espionage and murder surrounding the fate of Algeria; a host of celebrities that include Frank Sinatra, Henry Fonda, Dean Martin, not to mention the cast of The Great Escape; and a Mississippi Mud Monster. Marsh's story reflects the evolution of journalism in the second half of the twentieth century. Flash Frames reveals the drama of delivering information to news-hungry American armed forces in Europe, the ratings games of broadcast journalism in the 1980s, and the tough decisions that a journalist has to make in a career. From deciding whether to confront Somali or Honduran militiamen for stories to the backroom politics of the newsroom, Marsh, as a journalist, has always followed the belief that the news should serve as the public s primary source for unbiased information. In a broadcast media environment that emphasizes ratings, Marsh warns today s reporters and producers to be vigilant in the effort to deliver news of importance, meaning, and purpose.</p>

Flash Frames: Journey of a Journeyman Journalist

Humor & Entertainment

Radio

Reedy Press

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Books by Don Marsh