Hebrews 7

This five-movement cantata, with text by Susan Boersma, has original music and hymn arrangements by Mark Hayes. Appropriate for use on Palm Sunday, during Holy Week or throughout the Lenten

Mark Hayes has combined a beautiful contemporary song with the time-honored hymn How Firm a Foundation, which shares a similar focus in text. There is a nice mixture of both two-part and SATB

Two traditional Christmas melodies come together for this joyful offering! Upper elementary singers will enjoy the option of partnering the two melodies to create a pleasing part-singing experience.

This sweet Austrian Christmas carol is featured both in chimes and bells, with cascading lines to enhance the lyrical melody.  Away in a Manger (AFTON WATER) serves as a countermelody.

This thoughtful anthem of comfort uses lovely harmonies and short a cappella sections to create a hushed and awestruck mood. Incorporating the hymn tune BE STILL AND KNOW, the work moves from moments

This rich collection of folk songs and hymns has been thoughtfully and carefully curated and arranged. Drawing from a wealth of material, this collection of ten settings for use throughout the year offers

The richness of Christmas is seasoned with the Easter message in this reverent, powerful song. Gently contemporary and triumphant, this offering is inspirational and moving. It's easily prepared yet deeply

For Good Friday, this dramatic offering begins with a mysterious aura.  A chorale-like section gives way to a beloved Lenten text presented with appropriate reverence.  The plaintive, mournful

This beautiful little gem provides flexibility for use at different times of the year and by choirs with varying levels of experience. Written for a cappella voices with optional divisi, the octavo supplies

This simple yet exquisite communion offering will be easy to prepare and useful for choirs large and small. A graceful piano accompaniment and optional cello support this sweet and lovely anthem.

This is stunning! A marvelous lyric describes how beautiful the first Christmas night must have been "by candlelight." Gentle, lyrical music ebbs and flows to perfectly complement the text. Simple

This inventive piece celebrates our Savior's birth in a joyful and reverent way by embellishing the music with rhythm instruments such as conga drum, claves, triangle, and bass. The middle section serves as

This reproducible 12-bell collection contains six songs suitable for quiet moments during the Christmas season. Handbells play full chords supported by a flowing piano part. Contents: Lo, How a Rose