Proverbs 4

This final movement of Songs for the Journey is set to the traditional Irish blessing, "May the road rise up to meet you."

This anthem speaks to the heart of our calling as church musicians. The familiar prayer "that what we sing with our lips we may believe in our hearts, and what we believe in our hearts we may show forth in

Beautifully capturing the essence of a traditional Gaelic blessing, this original setting evokes the natural tranquility of a "gentle night" where the "moon and stars pour their healing light on you." The

With a joyful flourish, this fanfare on the traditional OLD HUNDREDTH employs colorful sequencing harmonies and optional orchestration to add majesty to this brief, powerful offering. Chorusing amens rise

A multi-use text will make this anthem a valuable addition to your choral library. A grand fanfare-like introduction with optional handbells and snare drum establishes a festive spirit. The brief

This arrangement of the lesser-known spiritual Long Fare You Well builds on the expressive melody by incorporating fragments of the tune throughout the choral writing and culminates in a glorious

A tender prayer, sensitively set to music, the gentle accompaniment and simple, lyrical voice parts combine to create one of the sweetest anthems your choir will ever sing. A chamber ensemble includes full

The classic benediction text based upon Numbers 6:24-26 is paired with new music scored for SATB divisi voices, flute, and piano. Interweaving motifs provide a lovely interplay. It is mostly homophonic

Lovely and refreshing, this original setting of a classic hymn text progresses from delicate to dramatic before closing with a hushed unison. The accompaniment is by turns ethereal and powerful,

This collection of six short introits places the SATB singers in dialog with an equally compelling organ accompaniment. Based upon Psalm 95, Matthew 5, Psalm 90, the Book of Common Prayer, Psalm 43, and

An atmospheric composition with a soothing and reassuring message, this a cappella anthem uses the John 14:27 text, "Peace I leave with you. My peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto

This heartfelt poem and ancient blessing blossoms into a beautiful song! Moving in tandem with the flow of the text, this benediction of peace provides many places for expressive nuance.