Maundy Thursday Church Choir Music

This poignant reflection on the words of Jesus as he prayed in Gethsemane is remarkable for its elegant lines, its harmonic twists, and its sensitive accompaniment. Scored for voices and piano, it offers

This Maundy Thursday anthem incorporates the melodic theme of Faure's Pavane to great success. The text entwines scripture with commentary about the events of that holy day. There is an

A graceful and elegant setting of the hymn tune TWENTY-FOURTH carries the beloved Maundy Thursday hymn text. A classic organ accompaniment is integral to the anthem and can easily be adapted to piano. This

With the haunting strains of the "Moonlight" Sonata, this anthem unfolds into layers of beautiful textures, delivering an emotional portrait of Christ in the garden of prayer. The choral writing is

This introspective anthem full of tenderness and emotion recounts our Lord's final hours following the Last Supper and prior to His arrest and crucifixion. Incorporating the hymn tune WONDROUS LOVE, this

The Garden of Gethsemane is the scene for this profoundly emotional sacred tone poem. Full-spectrum harmonic writing in the vocal parts brings the shadows of this important moment to life. Piano

A treasured truth for troubled times, this anthem's theme is beautifully poignant. After an initial statement in English, the same text is expressed in Latin (with English alternative), bringing the ancient

The powerful words and music of this Getty & Townend hymn tell the story of Jesus praying in the garden just before His crucifixion. This sensitive setting has an optional part for oboe or violin and

Expressive word painting of the highly visual poetry and a delicate piano accompaniment invite the worshipper to consider the suffering Christ. The melody line rises and falls to effectively present the

Quoting fragments of the well-known hymn Ah Holy Jesus, as well as the text from the Sanctus, this is an anthem of worship to the Savior who suffered for the world's salvation. Undergirded

With a text by Pamela Stewart, this is an invitation to repentance and the assurance of grace "Here at the table of forgiveness, come and taste the mercy that is Mine" form the message of this delicate gem.

Poignantly portraying the memorable scene at the Garden of Gethsemane, this compelling piece follows our Savior as He pleads with His disciples: "Wait with me and watch with me." This powerful selection

This communion anthem has a new text by Pamela Stewart set to the music of Lloyd Larson's Hope of the World. This new text fits very well with the original, which incorporates the tunes of

Ideal for both small choirs and larger ensembles with limited rehearsal time, this piece is the perfect choice for general or Holy Week use. Written as part of the Singable Solutions series, this beautiful

A musical tableau of the Last Supper paints the scene of this important moment from scripture. An undercurrent of rushing triplets in the accompaniment creates a harmonic foundation on which the memorable

This stirring anthem is a reminder that shortly before the crucifixion, Jesus broke bread to signify his own death for the sins of the world. Ample unison and easy-to-learn choral harmonies make this an

A touching portrait of the Savior's passion in the garden is depicted in this anthem of contemplation. An evocative melody is enhanced by melancholy harmonies and an expressive piano accompaniment.

A haunting original Lenten anthem for treble choirs, this is especially fitting for Maundy Thursday worship, but can be used throughout the Lenten season. A tender prayer refrain highlights the unified

"At the table is forgiveness, mercy, peace, and love. At this table we remember Your sacrifice of love." This gentle, meditative anthem creates a reflective atmosphere for leading into a time of communion

This Easter anthem from Daywind Music Publishing has words and music by Jason Cox and Marty Funderburk, and was arranged and orchestrated for SATB choir by Cliff Duren.

For Holy Thursday, this setting of Herman Stuempfle's text is haunting, with both voices and accompaniment reminiscent of the time period of the hymn tune SOUTHWELL, circa 1579. Beginning in unison, moving