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A fresh take on a traditional hymn for Palm Sunday, two flutes and snare drum join the piano in accompanying the crowds through the streets of Jerusalem. Building in exuberance as the piece moves through

Known for her exquisite lyricism and soaring melodies, Hagenberg delivers an exceptional original setting of Frances Havergal's text that provides a message of hope that is so needed. A shimmering

From the effervescent joy of the angels' announcement, to the wonder of the scene in Bethlehem, to the shepherds' return to their flocks, this buoyant setting renders each carol verse in colorful music to

Based upon the truths of Psalm 57, Susan Bentall Boersma's text is powerfully set in an anthem that is appropriate for any service of worship and praise. Strong rhythmic statements of the text are

A tender setting with a gentle instrumental motif that unifies the steady growth between stanzas. Alternate lyrics for stanzas 2 and 3 provide an opportunity for an even richer worship moment. Parts for

The combination of handbells, cello, flowing keyboard accompaniment, and seamless vocal writing creates a mood that takes this simple carol to a new level of sophistication. Layering of the two tunes CRADLE

This wonderfully catchy sea-shanty-inspired setting lends a nautical feel to John Newton's text: "Be gone, unbelief, my Savior is near ... with Christ in the vessel, I smile at the storm."  Optional

Based on Romans 12:9-18, Pamela Stewart's lyrics are Christ's description of and admonition to be His body moving in the world. Rather than the divisions and factions found all too often, this is a plea for

This uplifting arrangement of the French carol captures the wonder of the nativity. Accessible to choirs of all levels, this setting will bring energy and the joy of Christmas to your worship service or

A powerful festival arrangement for choir, organ (or piano) optional brass sextet and percussion. A perfect way to begin a service of celebration, with a joyous opportunity for the congregation to

The scope of this wonderful Christmas anthem broadens with the text of each stanza, from the opening Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light to Fred Pratt Green's text in the remaining stanzas.