Good Friday Anthems for Worship

From the cantata Calvary's Mountain, this effective arrangement of the beloved spiritual is well crafted to deliver a fullness of sound without raising the level of difficulty. The emotional

From the cantata Worthy Is the Lamb! comes this dramatic and solemn anthem depicting the crucifixion. Perfect for Good Friday, the ending is appropriately quiet and reflective.

One of the most poignant of all scriptures is interpreted for today, set to music of scope and power. The score reflects great musical contrast, from the sweeping melody that opens the piece to the quick

A beautiful marriage of text and melody, this time-honored medieval text is set to an orchestrated version of Chopin's Piano Prelude in C Minor, Op. 28 No. 20. Through song we are taken to Christ's final

This beautifully conceived and heartfelt anthem is perfect for Good Friday or anytime during Lent. The soft, sad cadence and 6/4 meter hauntingly depict Christ's painful and long walk to the cross. The

For Good Friday, this dramatic offering begins with a mysterious aura.  A chorale-like section gives way to a beloved Lenten text presented with appropriate reverence.  The plaintive, mournful

From The Body of Christ this extended anthem walks through Christ's progression to the cross in a deeply moving way. It incorporates O Sacred Head, Now Wounded and When I Survey the Wondrous

This worship ballad stirs the heart to worship as the deep lyrics impart the depth of love, mercy, grace, and forgiveness that Christ offers to all of us from the cross of Calvary. In the style of a modern

From the Easter musical Road to Calvary, here is an overwhelming testimony of just how far Christ's sacrifice goes for all of us. Beginning contemplatively but building with drama and energy,

From the cantata Calvary's Love, this anthem begins in the garden of Gethsemane and moves through the events of the following day. In a mysterious, flowing tone, the imagery of the garden and the

Presenting the crucifixion narrative, this story-telling anthem is written from the perspective of the tree that became the cross. The harp-like piano accompaniment brings a delicate simplicity to the piece