The title song of Chris Tomlin's Christmas CD has been artfully arranged for choir by Lloyd Larson. With a mention of the favorite carols Joy to the World and O Come Let Us Adore
The images of evening and night are given multiple meanings in this thoughtful anthem which functions not only as a tender cradle carol for the Christ child but also as a gracious reminder of God's
This outstanding arrangement of the beloved Christmas carol is sure to delight choirs and congregations alike. Each stanza receives a thoughtful treatment in voicing and instrumentation, making this a truly
Here is a piece that can be used as a choral introit or a processional during the Christmas season. It also functions as a seamless introduction to the congregational singing of The First Noel.
This anthem utilizes the historic harvest hymn Sing to the Lord of Harvest. It is accompanied solely by six handbells. Originally conceived as an SAB anthem, it has been given an
Opening with a vocal flourish, this rhythmic call to worship announces with confidence a message of thanksgiving and praise. An expressive middle section presents a contrasting thought with the words,
This vigorous anthem is based on two well-known carol tunes, La Marche des Rois and The Coventry Carol. This invitation to the manger is a great choice for post-Christmas
Like a tapestry of sound, this a cappella gem begins with measures of vocal "ahs" before moving into an expressive theme supported by rich harmonies. Impeccable part-writing enables choirs with tuning and
This magical choral fantasy features seven traditional carols, a brilliant keyboard accompaniment, and an incredible orchestration. Add solos, duets, and a big, bold ending, and you have a distinctive
Opening with the words "Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling," this simple, sincere original offers a marvelous opportunity to feature a soprano or tenor soloist with your choir. The work ends as softly and
This regal setting of a treasured hymn will uplift and inspire. Suitable for a variety of worship contexts, this piece is well crafted and can be learned with minimal preparation time. The flexible brass
Looking for a piece that includes a piano duet? Festival of Praise is the embodiment of its title and features a piano duet accompaniment that perfectly complements the SATB voicing. This
Originally recorded by MercyMe on their album Welcome to the New, this contemporary radio hit translates seamlessly to an innovative choral arrangement. With an acoustic feel, a duet that is masterfully
A stirring text by Shirley Erena Murray speaks to God's inclusive spirit and our need to be creators of justice. With music by Tom Trenney, it is available in several different voicings, has an effective,
A stately fanfare opens this masterful setting that reflects on the wonders of God's creation. The subsequent section is much quieter, but the fullness of sound quickly returns as the congregation is
Ideal for Thanksgiving, stewardship or any service dealing with thanks and praise, this Pepper Choplin original is sure to have appeal with its lively rhythmic energy. A vocal solo runs throughout and adds
This tender, intimate work contains frequent alternations between women and men, with a steady eighth-note organ accompaniment providing a calming background. Commissioned for a wedding, the work is
Stuart Forster's festive arrangement breathes new life into this beloved carol. Verses for choir alone, for men, and for women provide variety before the descant and enthralling harmony of the final verse
This Advent anthem, with a text based on Isaiah 9:2 and 6, is built around an original melody which then leads into Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus. It is easily learned with minimal rehearsal time.
The "healing river" is a symbolic metaphor of God's never-ending grace and mercy, pouring forth as it awakes and flourishes on the dry and parched land. This powerful prayer for healing, justice and mercy
From the inspired words of young poet and peacemaker Mattie J.T. Stepanek comes this benediction for peace. Mattie's poem is a strong reminder of our self-worth and potential as we strive for a more
The tender questions of childlike wonder embrace the events of that miraculous night in Bethlehem. Written for two-part voices, this touching carol can be sung by women's ensembles as well as