Palm Sunday Anthems for the Church Choir

Classic hymnody is celebrated in this festive concertato-style offering for Palm Sunday. Bringing choir and congregation together in praise, this unifying acclamation is a strong service opener and backdrop

This rousing arrangement of the well-known Palm Sunday hymn for choir, organ, optional brass quartet, and optional congregation contains powerful interludes and modulations that will make this a great

Combine your choirs with handbells, flute, and percussion to present this uplifting original that is fun to sing and perform. Briefly quoting All Things Bright and Beautiful, it captivates with

With the character of a noble procession, this introit based on the hymn tune VRUECHTEN is an excellent mingling of artistry and functionality. Easily learned and impressive in its impact, choir and

This new festival setting of the traditional Palm Sunday hymn ELLACOMBE will be sure to add energy and joy to your Palm Sunday celebration. For choir and organ with optional brass quartet and percussion, as

A jubilant reimagining of a classic spiritual captures the joy of the triumphal entry. Brief but powerfully effective, this festive piece will make an excellent introit for Palm Sunday.

From the spirited opening to the final cadence, this Palm Sunday anthem is a high-energy offering of praise. Incorporating the hymn All Glory, Laud, and Honor with great effect and with optional

From the cantata Festival of Faith, the glory and majesty of Christ's triumphal entry are on full display in this anthem. Based on the hymn tune LASST UNS ERFREUEN and powerful in its impact, the

This exuberant, joy-filled anthem for combined choirs is a dynamic addition to worship on Palm Sunday or Christ the King Sunday. The anthem features a unison choir (or small group) which heralds the King's

Alive with the vitality of a Hebrew dance, this joyful anthem is driven by the call to share salvation with the world. A great Palm Sunday or general praise anthem, the lively melody in minor alternates

The sacred evergreen ELLACOMBE is given festive clothing in this arrangement of a Palm Sunday must-do! Multigenerational in scope, music ministry and congregation come together as one for a unique worship

The music of a celebrated Handel aria forms the foundation of this Palm Sunday introit, which also references the hymn tune ELLACOMBE. Arranged with respect for the original, it celebrates the triumphal

This festive Palm Sunday original provides an option for a flexible repeat at the beginning, making it useful as a processional. Well written and achievable, the anthem has a celebratory, upbeat groove and

This classic 21st-century worship song, full of joy and anticipation, is given an exciting treatment that will work particularly well in blended and contemporary settings. A syncopated melody is presented

Proclaiming God's lasting divinity, this arrangement of the classic Gaither song stays true to the original while incorporating plenty of creative touches. Epic and sweeping, the piece beautifully builds to

Usher in Holy Week in a memorable way with this original Palm Sunday anthem. Set in a spirited 9/8 with modal touches, this piece has the option to use a track or add instrumental parts. Your choir and

This traditional Palm Sunday anthem is given a festive treatment in this energetic and well-crafted arrangement. The piece alternates between exciting driving rhythms and a contrasting lyrical section with

In this buoyant anthem for Palm Sunday, bold, unison "hosannas" are blended with layered invitations to worship Christ the Lord as He enters Jerusalem's gates. The joyful 6/8 opening section is followed by

This energetic Palm Sunday anthem depicts the triumphal entry of Christ into Jerusalem. Beginning in unison, the music builds momentum through a joyous canonic treatment, exciting mixed meter and divisi,

This superb a cappella arrangement is well crafted and musically interesting. From the opening declamatory statement to the creativity of the verses and jubilant layered ending, Howard Helvey shows his