Psalm.124

This contemporary setting of the classic Latin eucharistic text finds a charming introduction and conclusion in brief quotes of Felix Mendelssohn's familiar Songs Without Words, Op. 30, No. 3.

"The eyes of all look to You, and You give them their food in due season." Certain to be a favorite for your choir, this beautiful a cappella piece can be used any Sunday during communion. Thoughtful and

These short pieces are great for communion, responses to prayer, or as a stand-alone short anthem for two, three, or four voices. The texts speak of justice, compassion, and caring for creation and

Brian Wren's familiar text is paired with an elegant new melody in a setting whose textures are varied by verse and are both a cappella and accompanied. An arresting modulation adds substantial interest and

This is a slow and expressive a cappella German chorale with sustained vocal lines and harmonies. Suitable for Lent or Communion, it's a standard in choral literature.

This lovely setting will be a welcome addition to your choir's Pentecost repertoire and is also well suited to celebrations of confirmation or communion. The piece gradually builds in intensity as it

This striking a cappella setting of a Lenten communion antiphon uses Psalm 91:4-5 as its text. The part writing uses carefully placed changes in dynamics and tempo to give a potency to this brief work that

A lesser-known American hymn tune, BOURBON, is explored and expanded in this dynamic adaptation. With optional keyboard support, the minor mode theme is a compelling setting for lyrics that celebrate