Lent and Easter Cantatas for the Church Choir

This electrifying Easter collection delivers innovative modern worship choir arrangements of several incredible songs.  It is a powerful worship resource, specifically designed for those churches using

The Easter portion of Handel's classic "Messiah" has been carefully and tastefully edited by this maestro of accessible masterworks. With this edition, medium to smaller choirs can now perform these gems,

This dramatic presentation uses only five solo voices to tell the story of Jesus' last days. Viewed through the eyes of Peter, Reuben, Miriam, Nathan, and Mary, the story, set in an opera-like format, comes

The story of Christ's grace is clearly presented in this meaningful offering. There is a pleasing blend of original material with familiar hymns along with a scripture-based narration. This flexible chamber

This brief choral cantata is well suited for use during Holy Week as a Tenebrae observance or as a time of reflection. This musical "service of shadows" is filled with emotive texts and deeply expressive

This mini-musical will become a huge dramatic focal point in your Easter service. The narrator tells the Easter story while the choir accents the story with two popular songs of faith. Beginning with Jesus

Teeming with powerful worship songs that erupt in heartfelt praise and adoration, this Easter musical will foster an environment for your choir and congregation to have an intimate encounter with the risen

Using simple symbols of worship, expressive music, and a sensitive narration by Pamela Stewart, this work is an unforgettable experience for Holy Week. A variety of voicings and full or consort

This powerful Easter musical from Daywind is sure to inspire. The superb supporting narration is coupled with five musical pieces that tell the story of Jesus' last days. The orchestration is accessible for

Bring the Passion story and its impact to life through moving music and Pamela Stewart's compelling narrative: from euphoria surrounding Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem to the desolation in the

The narrative and music of this work take the listener through the triumphal entry, the raising of Lazarus, the Last Supper, the moment in the garden when Jesus is arrested, the Crucifixion, and finally to