Hebrews.2

From the team at Getty Music, this song has been masterfully arranged for choir with orchestral accompaniment. Although in contemporary style, using piano instead of orchestra will also make this anthem

With a bold, uplifting tune, this celebration of Christian unity is ideal for special church celebrations. The anthem offers a full orchestration, a smaller orchestration for brass and percussion, and an

This choral arrangement promises to be incredibly uplifting for performers and listeners alike. The lyrical melody, beautiful vocal suspensions, and flowing piano part present the message of God’s

This honest and heartfelt scripture-based anthem quietly soars with a lovely melody. Based on Jeremiah 31:3-4, the anthem sustains a quiet intensity that is at once tender and touching. A true "love letter"

This popular modern hymn has been masterfully arranged. Strains of the tune SOLID ROCK begin and end the piece. Extended unison, two-part, and four-part choral writing is supported by a lush accompaniment.

"Living in hope" and "walking by faith" are the themes of this original anthem from Joseph Martin. This affirming message of comfort and belonging will shine through as both choir and congregation are

Dan Forrest casts a new light on the beloved ST. COLUMBA with this artistic and devotional setting. The accompaniment is beautifully pianistic and the optional a cappella verse will allow your choir to

A tender setting of a much-loved hymn from 1868, this compelling arrangement is a breathtaking rendering and is not to be missed. With a stunning and sensitive orchestration, the familiar text based on

This is one of the most elegant settings of Psalm 23. Allen Pote's use of unison, two-part and four-part voices, as well as harmonic structure, complements the text perfectly. It's easily learned and very

From the cantata Jesus! The Resurrection of the Messiah, this excerpt captures the moments when Christ was betrayed and was led to be the sacrifice to bear the wages of sin and death for all the

This is a strong anthem that challenges the church to find her unity and calling. The chorus brings the theme into focus: "We are the Church, we are the Bride, we are the lost who've been fully justified."

The text of this anthem celebrates Jesus on earth being the hands and feet of God the Father incarnate in flesh. This anthem is fitting for celebrating Palm Sunday, Advent, or anytime throughout the year.

This well-known text is given a strong, new treatment with a meditative melody, close harmonies, and driving accompaniment. The text expresses awe at the love of God, building to a song of praise: "And when