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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

An original melody is combined with O Come, O Come, Emmanuel and the Ukrainian Bell Carol to create this stunning Advent anthem. Optional handbells weave the familiar strains of the

A festive introit for the season of lights is unveiled in this new collaborative anthem. Incorporating VRUECHTEN, a hymn theme typically associated with Eastertide, this re-thinking places a substantial

This set of two familiar seasonal tunes is arranged for quick success. Intended to be used throughout all of Advent, the music is both approachable and filled with anticipation, with a different text for

Designed to support the lighting of the Advent candles, this includes a choral opening followed by a call-and-response litany with piano underscore, then a text to be read with each candle lighting. As it

Classic hymnody is celebrated in this festive concertato-style offering for Palm Sunday. Bringing choir and congregation together in praise, this unifying acclamation is a strong service opener and backdrop

This setting of the contemporary classic captures the tender and simple melodic interpretation found in the artist's own rendition. It spans the spectrum dynamically while underscoring the overall theme

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 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

This lovely carol arrangement includes optional handbells and an optional descant on the final verse. This arrangement works well for the smaller, more traditional choir during the Christmas season, and

A wonderfully fresh processional or general Christmas original, this opens with sprightly antiphonal bells and piano accompanying the often two-part voices. The middle section slows for contrast to use a

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