David V. Montoya (b. 1968) received a bachelor’s degree in music education from California State University, Los Angeles, and a master of music degree from the University of Nevada, Reno. He currently teaches at La Habra High School (CA) where he directs the choral and classical guitar programs and teaches AP Music Theory. His compositions range from a cappella and accompanied choral music (from the silly to the sacred) to works for solo voice, solo guitar, and piano.

Montoya lives in West Covina, CA with his wife Patricia and his two sons, David Thomas and Joseph Daniel. Montoya studies composition with his dear friend and teacher, noted author/composer, William Allaudin Mathieu. For more information about David V. Montoya and his music, please visit www.MontoyaMusic.com.

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	AFRICAN PROCESSIONAL (Pavane Publishing) Composer: David V. Montoya Arranger: Ron Kean, editor Author/Lyricist: Carah Reed & David V. Montoya  Voicing: SATB  Season: General Released: March 2001 Difficulty: Medium Listen   Selected for the Ron Kean Multi cultural Series, this piece utilizes sounds from African folk songs. With a myriad of percussion instruments, the rhythm is set. A joyful chorus emerges with an occasional solo interjection.
	P1197 - SATB	[buy now] $1.80
	AFRICAN PROCESSIONAL (Pavane Publishing) Composer: David V. Montoya Arranger: Montoya Author/Lyricist: Carah Reed & David V.  Voicing: TTBB  Season: General Released: March 2003 Difficulty: Medium   The SATB edition of this piece was one of the best-sellers of all time and continues to be so. Part of the Ron Kean Multicultural Series, this TTBB edition was commissioned by Charles Bruffy and the Phoenix Bach Choir for the educational outreach program. This song of welcome uses African percussion and provides a plethora of creative staging ideas. Check it out!
	P1232 - TTBB	[buy now] $2.35
	NADA TE TURBE (Pavane Publishing) Composer: David V. Montoya Author/Lyricist: Saint Teresa of Avila  Voicing: SATB  Season: general Released: January 2006 Difficulty: medium Listen   The title means "let nothing disturb thee," and Montoya's musical setting is tranquil and honoring. The Renaissance era text is assuring and calming as is the a cappella starins. Perfect as a concert opener or church anthem.
	P1270 - SATB	[buy now] $1.80

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