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These interludes are intended to create an atmosphere, and to suggest subconsciously the words of the different hymns with which they are associated. They are designed to be played by the hands alone, but

This hymn has been expanded from the original setting, creating a tender anthem with optional flute, ideal for communion and sacramental use. The comforting tune draws the listener in and reflects the need

Four liturgical antiphons for the season of Advent for SATB choir, assembly and keyboard. Congregational parts included. 

Using the traditional Agnus Dei text, this expressive setting provides an opportunity to work on choral tone, rubato, and legato singing. A rich melody ebbs and flows over the colorful harmonic palette

Using the traditional spiritual The Welcome Table as a starting point, Mary McDonald has crafted a catchy, soulful anthem ideal for celebrating the Lord's Table. Emphasizing that "all are welcome,"

Here Bob Moore has reworked his beloved congregational hymn, All Who Hunger, as an anthem for SATB choir. With a newly composed a cappella introduction, lush harmonies, and vocally rich

An original tune by Patricia Mock with text based on Psalm 145, masterfully arranged by Richard Nichols. This lovely anthem is joyful and full of praise. Suitable for ensembles of any size, this arrangement

The traditional hymn by Charles Wesley and Thomas Campbell receives a majestic treatment in Phillip Keveren's fully-orchestrated setting. With a grandeur befitting this great hymn of the church, this is the