Mark Hayes wraps two favorite hymns into a beautiful original work that creates a warm, uplifting celebration of God's grace. A rich piano accompaniment and optional rhythm parts enhance the sensitive blend
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Jay Rouse's pairing of two well-loved spirituals opens soulfully and moves into a gentle swing tempo, offering a fresh and energetic selection that is equally suitable for church and school choirs.
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This relaxed and joyful arrangement of the gospel favorite perfectly conveys the happiness of those who walk life's journey with God as their guide.
Soulful throughout, this gospel anthem reminds us of Jesus' comforting words: "The victory has been won and heaven awaits, so let not your heart be troubled." The incorporation of the old hymn When
Scored for brass quartet, percussion, piano, organ and optional congregation. Mary McDonald has crafted this brilliant hymn concertato for choirs large and small. With exuberant fanfares on Come,
Glenn Pickett offers this dramatic arrangement of George F. Root's classic setting of Psalm 27. With superb choral writing and rich harmonies, this piece is a perfect selection for large church choirs and
Trust in God's holy word through all of life's trials. The rich choral texture and lyrical melody are complemented by the flowing piano accompaniment and crowned with an optional oboe part.
Keith Getty is acclaimed as one the great 21st-century hymn-writers. This new hymn celebrates the word, love and breath of God that guides, nurtures, and sustains God's people. It includes a final verse
This accessible setting is well suited to general worship and Pentecost. Careful attention is given to both the lyrics and the tune; the melodic setting of the word "overflow" practically leaps off the