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A perfect selection for the Easter season comes in this SATB anthem based on Romans 6:9. Beginning with joyous alleluias, the music rises in sequence portraying the text "raised from the dead." The melodic

The pain of the cross is portrayed as well as the glory we have in the salvation won for us on Christ's account. Lush harmonies will provide an accessible challenge for your choir. This anthem is especially

Powerful and compelling, this striking arrangement combines the tune for Jesus Christ Is Risen Again and Christ Is Arisen with the tune for Now the Green Blade Rises. It also

This anthem features the beloved hymn text in a gorgeous new tune and setting. The good news of God's love for us is expressively proclaimed through the full dynamic ranges of the choir and organ. Careful

This arrangement for two-part choir combines a newly composed tune with the Easter hymn tune DUKE STREET. The first stanza features the traditional tune, the second features the new tune, with the third and

John A. Behnke sets the classic Easter hymn in a festive concertato for SATB, organ, optional brass, 3–5 octave handbells, timpani, and cymbals. Stanza three is for the choir alone and departs from

Featuring an Icelandic text and Danish tune, this unique Good Friday anthem by Jacob B. Weber focuses on the cross of Christ. Set for two-part choir and organ, this flexible setting may be sung with equal,

The familiar text is treated to a new melody which employs a variety of tempos, harmonies, and textures to emphasize the meaning. Useful for Lent and general use. Tune: OLIVET NEW.

A meaningful telling of the story of salvation, this text notes the love of God for us, which is carried into the Christian life to be shared with others. This piece is arranged for two-part mixed choir

An Easter text by Jaroslav J. Vajda is given an a cappella treatment. Full of life and energy, this short piece is dynamic and harmonically captivating. Consider using this as a response to a reading or

Matthew Machemer recasts this strong hymn in compound meter, giving the setting a vital, dance-like feel without sacrificing the integrity of the tune or text. With vocal writing that is interesting and

The pushing and pulling tension of chant complements this text in a way never heard before, making for a passionate and moving song. This arrangement is flexible for unison or SA choirs or solo use and is

A classic Easter text is given a substantive, dramatic setting in this English cathedral-style anthem. Utilizing the full dynamic ranges of both choir and organ, the anthem features an original tune

This motet is based on Psalm 118:24: "This is the day which the Lord has made! Alleluia! Let us rejoice and be glad in it! Alleluia!" The writing exudes joy and hope, making it perfect for any Sunday or