Sacred Choral Concert Music

A timeless prayer for peace, the traditional DONA NOBIS PACEM melody is beautifully set in an artistic rendering for choir with violin and piano. There is the option to include a children's choir or child

This early Mozart work (KV 276) contrasts soli with the full choir. Available for mixed and treble choirs, this arrangement is a vigorous seven-minute concert feature of this well-known and well-loved

Bright syncopations, mixed meter, and vivid choral writing energize this festive choral work. Brief quotes of carol melodies make this setting ideal for Christmas or concert performances. Add the optional

This modern take on the Psalm 23 text is nothing short of inspired! Music and text unite perfectly, with unique gospel chord progressions and lush harmonies.

Your choirs will enjoy singing this original gospel-inspired concert setting of the much-loved Psalm 121 text. Fresh gospel harmonies, a dynamite piano accompaniment, and an upbeat tempo make this a

The Sanctus, including the Benedictus, is a joyful celebration and acclamation, part of the Mass ordinary and canonical hours. Here, as it stands alone, it is all of that and more. This powerful and

A modern mixed-meter setting of the Latin text, this piece begins with a simple yet stately unison statement. The piano accompaniment contributes to the contemporary feel with driving, syncopated

Seven evocative statements by Jesus are spread among the three synoptic gospel crucifixion stories and are collectively known as the seven last words of Christ. In this work, the text is set using a blend

This setting of the traditional Latin text was written as a memorial with a soothing and calming effect. The piece opens with a solo, then moves into contemporary harmonies along with some polyphonic vocal

The traditional Latin text and original musical setting help to express our hope for peace and healing for our world, as well as to give space to honor and mourn all that has been lost. Part of the

Here is a high-energy piece suitable for either the concert stage or the sanctuary. Varying body percussion between sections adds energy and excitement that will challenge singers rhythmically as the piece

This famous work is adapted from five parts to three, with the single word "Alleluia" replacing the original text. Introduce melismas and counterpoint through a more accessible arrangement while learning a

This is the fourth and final movement in the song cycle Appalachian Stories for choir with fiddle accompaniment. This final movement speaks to faith: the belief that a better world awaits us on the

With a fun gospel texture, this work sets the Latin text with a bluesy groove. A marvelous piano accompaniment provides support for rhythmic choral parts which are written with musically satisfying yet

Here is a vibrant and jazz-influenced setting of the celebratory culmination of the Book of Psalms. The text is a combination of Hebrew and English phrases as it describes the various instruments of the

This adaptation of Mozart's choral work has been carefully edited with dynamics and phrasings to help choirs realize the composer's intentions and perform this classic with stylistic integrity. Singers will

Translated into Latin, this text from the book of Psalms is set here with great energy and fervor highlighted by meter changes and soaring melodies. There are opportunities for soloists that weave in and

The ebb and flow of the choral parts create a wonderfully fluid sound, and the lovely, flowing vocal lines intertwine and overlap as they build toward the climax and then to a peaceful ending. Simply

Adapted from a choral movement from the oratorio "Judas Maccabaeus," this is a wonderfully joyful anthem for treble or mixed choirs and an excellent introduction to Baroque style!

For advanced choirs, this two-movement work begins with a setting of the Ave Maria in Latin with refreshing modern harmonies. The second setting is in English and is more dissonant, with a haunting

This spirited and upbeat piece for developing choirs is fantastic for teaching syncopation and mixed meter. Excellent voice-leading creates compelling harmonic progressions, and a lyrical section provides

Originally sung by a bass soloist in Handel's oratorio "Judas Maccabaeus," Arm, Arm Ye Brave is classic solo repertoire that has been skillfully adapted for tenor-bass choir. The arrangement

With a text based on Psalm 150, this a cappella anthem uses spiritual, jazz, and gospel elements. After a contemplative opening, the music shifts to upbeat and declamatory as the basses lay down an ostinato

This text is all about loving one another, a much needed sentiment in these turbulent times in which we live. The music is flowing with soaring voice leadings, modern harmonies, cascades, and chord clusters