Adult Epiphany Anthems for the Church Choir

This lively arrangement is based on a sturdy American hymn tune with a text by Reginald Heber. The accompaniment provides a solid base and colorful riffs while the tune is presented in unison, canon, and

A touch of gospel always adds a unique and meaningful element to the worship service.  Consider this gospel standard for a unique moment of Christmas worship.  Infused with bluegrass, this anthem

This popular hymn is useful for many occasions during the church year including Epiphany, Transfiguration, discipleship, and Advent. This setting of three verses has piano accompaniment with optional B-flat

Fragments of the melody of CHRISTE SANCTORUM weave in and out of this lyrical setting for SATB, violin, and piano. The text is wide-ranging, covering themes of light, ministry, devotion, and service.

A splendid addition to holiday concerts and traditional Lessons and Carols services, John Leavitt's arrangement of We Three Kings of Orient Are offers a nicely-varied choral texture, interesting

This upbeat anthem is a catchy toe-tapper with a message to "let your light shine, shine, shine!" The piano part sets the stage for an energetic anthem that is appropriate for Advent of Epiphany. Simple,

With a Middle-Eastern flair, this offering evokes images of the camels in the desert swaying as they carry the gifts of the Magi to the newborn King. This beautiful melody transforms as it meets the

Springing from a message of Christmas joy, this bright anthem has a dance-like, neoclassic spirit. A decorative piano part uses a harpsichord-type approach to establish light support for the engaging theme.

Sara Teasdale's poem about the Three Kings is brought to life in this haunting, folk-like carol.

Opening with a dramatic piano introduction, this stirring anthem incorporates the words of Jesus from John 14: "Let not your heart be troubled, you believe in God, believe in me." After the choir entrance,

Don't let the simple, lullaby-like nature of the musical setting fool you. The richness of this Christmastime text gives this beautiful and prayerful anthem a worthy place in your choral library. The anthem

A mysterious, lyrical retelling of the Magi's visit to the Christ child, this anthem can be successfully sung by an early-intermediate treble choir or a mixed choir. Helpful performance suggestions are

This song of praise for congregation and choir features text reflecting on and celebrating the meaning of Christ's birth in ways both familiar and intimate. Though mostly stepwise, a few expressive leaps

This Epiphany anthem is a challenge affirming that we are children of light. A confident ballad of praise, the congregation can join on the chorus, bringing a sense of purpose and unity. Musically

Particularly appropriate for Epiphany, this anthem incorporates a bit of We Three Kings in a partner-style arrangement. Dynamic contrasts and tempo changes bring the beauty of this work to life.

This melodic gem from the early American hymn tradition maintains the spirit of the source material, colored by the use of finger cymbals for rhythmic interest. The arrangement unfolds naturally from a

This joyful and energetic setting of the tune NOEL with a text by Carl P. Daw, Jr. will be easily learned. Choirs will particularly enjoy the tuneful part-writing of the second stanza. With organ and

Jay Rouse crafted a haunting, modern setting of Johann Sebastian Bach's classic Christmas carol, incorporating the "Gloria in excelsis Deo" chorus from Angels We Have Heard on High. It includes an

Centering on the flowing refrain, "Gloria in excelsis," this Christmas reflection builds from a single voice or section to full choir with interweaving melodies before drawing to a gentle close. The simple

Double-texted, lyrical, humble Basque carol GABRIEL'S MESSAGE. Epiphany text: The Journey of the Magi. Independent accompaniment supports vocal parts. Functional, practical. Multiple performance options.

This special Christmas piece was written with the option of including children for a multigenerational effect. The text ponders why God chose a single star to announce Jesus' birth when more extravagant

This gentle Christmas ballad begins and ends with beautiful imagery of snow falling, and "Like the snow from heaven's starry crown, this child came gently down." A simple yet effective piano accompaniment

This majestic setting of Isaiah 60:1-4 makes a powerful statement celebrating the arrival of the promised Messiah. "Arise and shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord will shine upon you."