Adult Epiphany Anthems for the Church Choir

Larry Shackley's lovely arrangement of this Southern Harmony favorite features a striking modal melody that reinforces an atmospheric accompaniment suggestive of the march of the magi. Your congregation is

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

Molly Ijames's majestic setting of Joy Has Dawned celebrates not only the birth of Christ but the entire redemption story. The brilliant accompaniment options will make this piece the musical

This rustic approach to the early American tunes WARRENTON and NETTLETON will raise the joy level in your sanctuary! A bluegrass opening moves to a contrasting traditional middle section, then returns to

Here is a familiar carol set in a flavorful, Celtic style with the addition of tambourine, flute and a touch of handbells. The unique feature in this setting is the inclusion of three different seasonal

This collegiate style arrangement from Ed Hogan brings the angel’s announcement of the birth of Jesus into a new light. This traditional hymn text from Johann Von Rist, a pastor’s son, has

Mary McDonald and Jean Anne Shafferman partnered in this creative pairing of two well-loved spirituals featuring touches of blues, engaging interplay between vocal parts, and clever musical depictions,

Perfect for Epiphany, Mary Kay Beall's anthem reflects the majesty and mystery of the incarnation by focusing on the Christmas star. It beautifully weaves in the tune of We Three Kings and drives

Look beyond the manger and see the unfailing love that sent Christ to die in our place. This creative text reminds us of a rented manger and a borrowed tomb, and takes us on our own journey of faith.

"God gave a Savior when mercy was born." Lilting with joy, this anthem journeys from the birth of Christ through foreshadowings of His ministry. The dance-like meter is enhanced by piano accompaniment with

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

Ideal for a carol service or concert, this energetic setting of the traditional Christmas text features an easily taught choral refrain for each of the five verses. Unison male voices signal the magi

This Christmas anthem has both a violin and a flute obligato and incorporates the refrain of the familiar carol O Come, All Ye Faithful. With a celebratory piano accompaniment that has both life

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

Written to honor his mother, Howard Helvey has created a piece of art. It is also appropriate for Christmas, Epiphany and is accessible for singers and accompanists alike. It is further enhanced by the

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

This Christmas gem is as much fun to sing as it is to hear! The traditional call-and-response format offers a number of options for adapting this anthem for your ensemble. Repetition makes for easy

This beautiful SAB Christmas anthem in 6/8 is a gem. There are optional parts included in the octavo for your congregation, guitar, C instrument, and cello. The verses are in a minor feel, and the refrain

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