Southern Gospel

This wonderful arrangement of the old gospel favorite by Albert E. Brumley will both please and delight your congregation. A challenging, exciting, yet accessible four-hand accompaniment will be a treat for

By whatever title you choose - What a Fellowship or Leaning on the Everlasting Arms - this 19th-century gospel classic is sure to please singer and listener alike. The choral parts are

Brimming with nostalgia, this Southern hymn medley features snippets of many well-loved gospel greats, all centering on heaven, beginning and ending with "I'll fly away, O glory!"  Choirs will have fun

This unique arrangement takes the words of Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me and transforms them into a sea shanty appropriate for church. Featuring a soloist in the call-and-response format, this

This energetic medley of two timeless spirituals is filled with sparkle and spunk! Mark Hayes adds his magical touch to provide a joyous anthem that will appeal to church, school, and community choirs

The soulful sounds of southern blues-gospel are heard in every note of this invigorating anthem.  An exciting rhythmic, yet surprisingly accessible, treatment to this time-honored, 19th century hymn

This arrangement of an old favorite hymn extols the joy of praise and the thrill of the Christian life. The Dixieland combo option can add even more life to the piece and help to liven up any worship

No one can do this like Mary McDonald! Taking a beloved hymn by Fanny Crosby and adding a flair of gospel, this gospel hymn brings a whole new dimension to what was once familiar. Innovative vocal lines and

Enjoy Mary McDonald at her Southern gospel best in this original proclamation of Jesus' resurrection glory! From the easy syncopation and driving accompaniment to the sheer fun of the vocals and lyrics,

This original prayerful ballad by Mary McDonald is paired with a beloved gospel hymn text by William Kirkpatrick, expressing the return to the Father like the story of the prodigal son. It's an anthem of