Psalm 149

Utilizing handbells, SATB choir and rhythm, this anthem brings both traditional and contemporary elements together in a dynamic new anthem for blended worship. The combination of these forces is the perfect

This 17th-century hymn tune is simply set for the smaller choir. A quiet ostinato sets the tone and is heard throughout. Beautiful in its simplicity yet rich harmonically, this accessible piece will provide

This Palm Sunday setting maintains excitement and energy from beginning to end with big chords and a sprinkling of shakes, martellato, ring touches, swings, thumb damps, martellato lifts, and an echo, as

This bold arrangement will be the perfect addition to your Palm Sunday services. It is celebratory, and includes a variety of techniques with lots of rhythmic interest.

The classic and beloved hymn is set here for handbells and piano. The handbell part is accessible and matched with a delightful piano accompaniment that provides contrast while creating rich harmonies. Use

From the opening notes, the tone is set in the garden as Mary is searching for Jesus. Learning that "He is risen and the tomb is empty," the music swells forward with dynamic energy, compelling rhythmic

For Easter Day, this spirited anthem by Joel Raney combines voices with organ or piano and optional brass and handbells in a glorious exclamation that the risen King lives! An appearance of Beethoven's

This joyous anthem sings the good news of the risen Lord, making it fitting throughout Eastertide. With piano accompaniment and optional trumpet, the singable refrain filled with "alleluias" is interspersed

This exuberant anthem is sure to make Resurrection Sunday a memorable celebration. The antiphonal singing between the two choirs, adults and children, gives this a multi-generational approach as they echo

Perfect for Palm Sunday celebrations whether you use adult choirs, children's choirs, or both! Use two equal voices or two choirs each in unison on this effective piece that is uplifting and easy to put