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This 13th-century traditional Basque carol is paired with the Annunciation text found in Luke 1:26-38. The choral texture varies by verse, with sectional contrast and women's divisi highlighting the

Painting with both text and tone, this piece is set for choir and keyboard with very effective optional flute and string quartet. It opens with a short introduction followed by upper voices in unison

An extended fanfare opens this setting of HYFRYDOL for choir, assembly, organ, brass, and timpani. With two texts: Alleluia! Sing to Jesus! and Lord, You Give the Great Commission, this

This responsorial Psalm setting in Spanish and English for SATB choir, cantor and assembly was commissioned by the Archdiocese of Washington for the first Mass Pope Francis celebrated in the United States

This original composition draws the listener in with a simple beginning that builds with intensity carried by an undulating rhythm flowing with emotion. Accessible and interesting, this piece is appropriate

This lively, upbeat arrangement is complimented with an optional flute or C instrument. The bass staccato notes may be performed with mallets or plucked. Careful attention should be given to the eighth note

Reflective in character, this setting offers a calm tranquility to the listener. The fullness of the extended range of handbells and handchimes adds to the music's rich and lasting quality, while LVs are

Rossetti's treasured Christmas poem is imagined evocatively in this setting equally effective with choir or mixed quartet. By verse, the melody is passed around while the other voices accompany with a new

Based on the traditional Irish hymn Suantrai na Maighdine, this beautiful lullaby from Mary to Jesus features a haunting modal melody, choir and organ, vocal solo and optional C or B-flat

The beauty of this arrangement is in the two ancient texts included for vespers or evening prayer and one to be sung as a hymn to the Trinity. This anthem is doubly useful for many occasions throughout the

Both majestic and ethereal, this arrangement of PASSION CHORALE will be a lovely addition to your Lenten services. 

This arrangement of DIVINUM MYSTERIUM begins mysteriously, with six handbells punctuating each phrase as if in procession and then expanding with shimmering organ. The choral texture varies by stanza, and

Set for soloist and a cappella mixed choir, this sparkling arrangement of the traditional spiritual stays in only four parts throughout, making it accessible to school, church, and university choirs.

A simple plea that this Christmas season will bring peace, hope, and joy, this setting employs the ancient refrain "Dona nobis pacem" after each stanza to link the present with the past. The tune is based

This refreshing, reimagined setting of the hymn tune NETTLETON uses tuplets against straight notes to weave a musical story with a sense of longing, then a feeling of optimistic fulfillment. The piece

Based on the tune PUER NOBIS, this useful setting offers three texts: From Heaven Above (Christmas), What Star Is This (Epiphany), and That Easter Day. The choral texture varies

This exhilarating anthem for Pentecost or confirmation features driving orchestral percussion, an exuberant shout chorus, and a recurring woodwind theme. In the spirit of Pentecost, the piece is