Sacred Choral Concert Music

Here's a powerful opener - an original selection that will help your treble choir sound their best! The sacred Latin text offers the opportunity to align pure vowels, creating a more mature choral sound,

This traditional arrangement of the time-honored spiritual is accessible for middle school choirs. The piece can be performed a cappella or with piano accompaniment and uses fully notated body percussion

Great as a festival opener, this triumphant setting of a traditional Latin text includes a pronunciation and translation guide and is great for teaching pure vowel sounds. Mixed meter sets an exciting mood

With an ever-changing time signature, this setting of the traditional Latin text is gentle but effective. The colorful piano accompaniment combined with the modern harmonic dissonances and clusters in the

This selection includes a modern reimagining of chant elements combined with a multi-metric feel and joyful melody. Great for a concert or church service with advanced singers.

Cinematic Psalms is a programmatic journey of faith through God’s Old Testament hymn book, a deep, cinematic concert worship experience of epic proportions. 

The musical

This arrangement pairs Henry van Dyke's text with Beethoven's music from Symphony No. 9 to create a remarkable celebration of joy and praise. Arranged for a cappella voices, this accessible and exciting

This heartwarming benediction with its soaring melody and delicate phrasing will be a memorable moment in worship or concert. Available in several voicings or as a vocal solo, this harmonically rich piece

This earthly and complex Yeats poem is greatly enhanced with by the choral writing, which adds dynamic fervor and enhances the emotions in the text with unapologetic flair. This is the piece to include in

A new refreshing setting of such a well-loved hymn, this Amazing Grace was originally written for The King's Singers and a women's choir. It is mesmerizing and also challenging. The setting lends

This stunning setting of the traditional Latin text is so rich and so deep that the music perfectly matches the quietly profound ardor of the timeless plainchant. The clarinet provides an ethereal

With a free chant opening flowing into modern harmonies, this beautiful work will become a favorite of your singers and audiences. A beautiful and timeless melody shines here in this work for more advanced

Following on the success of Praise His Holy Name, this modern gospel song is destined to be a choral classic. Already a popular choice for festival choirs, this piece is equally at home on the

With over one million copies sold, this is a true classic, available SSA and many other voicings.  

Originally conceived to be short responses to movements of an eclectic Mass, these four works that make up Responsorials can be performed together or separately. The texts are extracted and adapted

This energetic and spirited piece alternates between call-and-response sections and homophonic ones, exhibiting an ABA form overall. It is a great opener to any concert. Composed for the Columbus

The initial use of the Scottish snap rhythm becomes a recurring motif throughout the piece. Strong, almost fanfare-like declamations of the Isaiah 40 text alternate with imitative sections and soaring text

This work is an attempt to portray the beauty of the heavenly place where God dwells. It is so lovely that the "soul yearns, even faints" to be in presence of the Lord. The opening statement returns near

Useful in a wide variety of circumstances including as a Palm Sunday introit or procession. It is also a great teaching piece for a school group or choir festival. Finally available for double TTBB chorus,

Here is a rousing setting for a cappella chorus on the tune Invitation from the shape note collection Southern Harmony of 1835. With an alternate text for the Christmas

With the option to perform a cappella or with basso continuo and cello, Monteverdi's masterwork breathes new life in this edited version for divisi mixed choirs. An exciting texture that bridges the