Isaiah 7

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.

Perfect for funerals or All Saints' Day, the instrumental sonorities and vocal harmonies set a dreamlike stage to appreciate the salvation that we have through faith. The hymn tune SINE NOMINE is included

In celebration of the 75th anniversary of Choristers Guild, this spirited anthem was written in honor of the remarkable Helen Kemp. Her beloved mantra is brought to life: "Body, mind, spirit, voice: it

This poignant advent anthem, based on texts from Isaiah, reveals the deep spiritual longing of God's people as they await the coming of the Messiah. Unison lines that develop into harmonies make this an

Based on Ephesians 2:10, this somewhat contemporary anthem is written in a simple ABAA format. The lightly syncopated melody explores themes of caring and service. An optional descant provides opportunity

A beautiful unison melody is expertly woven with new melodic material using motifs of Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring to create a gorgeous tapestry for Advent and Christmas. After two verses,

This prayer for unity is paired with a traditional Irish melody. Depending on its use, the arrangement may be presented in a prayerful, reverent, legato style or a brighter tempo with more spirited energy.

This tender anthem explores the theme that God's presence produces bravery, courage, and strength to overcome one's fears. A lilting 6/8 opening melody contrasts with a 4/4 prayer that invites us to turn

The ABA format, with the final A featuring a descant over the original melody, along with echo effects and parallel harmony makes this a great choice for children. The repetitive lyrics emphasize that God

Traditional text and music are enhanced by optional flute and percussion. A "fa-la-la" interlude leads to the last verse. Includes a teacher resource with helpful song teaching steps, colorful classroom

The Prayer of St. Richard of Chichester encourages the believer "to see Thee more clearly, love Thee more dearly, and follow Thee more nearly day by day." This lovely setting has a beautiful melody

For Unison or Two-Part choirs, here is Robert Lowry's beloved hymn, captured in a gentle, prayerful nature. Optional flute and violin parts enhance the early American feel of the original melody.

This traditional English folk song offers a charming, childlike depiction of the Nativity (also appropriate for Epiphany). While the piece can be sung as written with vocal harmonies on verses two and

This delightful anthem is a declaration of faith to remain confident in God's character. Much of the cheerful melody is stepwise, making this an ideal choice for elementary choirs of any age. Optional

This early American folk hymn is masterfully arranged using Orff instruments, drum, and cabasa which combine to create an inventive accompaniment. A light syncopation in the melody and rhythmic two-part

This meditative song is scored for unison voices and optional descant with keyboard accompaniment, offering the flexibility to be

This offering presents a humble and beautiful message of preparation for the coming of the Christ Child. "If we knew when, if we knew where ... we would be ready, we would be prepared!" The Advent

Arranged with a folk flair, this traditional Appalachian carol features unison verses and an optional second part in the chorus. Use the accompaniment track that features hammer dulcimer and banjo, perform

Christina Rossetti's text and Gustav Holst's tune have long been a favorite pairing for Christmas. Each stanza is uniquely composed with the cello and piano playing a duet around the choir and vocal solo,

This favorite psalm is set in an energetic style. Dynamic contrasts create great opportunities to sing expressively, while short melodic phrases encourage crisp consonants. The bridge section provides

Combining Simple Gifts and the Going Home theme from Dvorak's "New World" symphony in partner-song format, this is easy to perform with a minimum of rehearsal. A lyrical violin part adds

This bright and lovely celebration of praise and thanksgiving for God's gift of creation can be sung completely in unison, but the harmonized ending will be an exciting conclusion to the piece where the

Natalie Sleeth's classic anthem gets a makeover into a full SATB choir arrangement with optional trumpet (included in octavo) and handbells. Both voicings can be used together, allowing combined children