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A haunting acapella rendition of the classic hymn, this evocative arrangement hearkens back to the ancient origin of the lyrics penned in the 5th century for the Liturgy of St. James, incorporating the original Latin into the second verse. While this hymn is often used during Holy Communion, it is appropriate for use throughout much of the church year. The eerie tune and striking harmonies of this arrangement showcase the powerful imagery of the lyrics, which point to the Second Coming of Christ.

Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence

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A dark and poignant Good Friday piece, accompanied by a somber piano and optional violin. The lyrics follow the last hours of Jesus, from His march to Calvary and the cross, and particularly, the moment of His death, when the skies darkened as He breathed one last breath. The violin part is intended to be played by a single violin, together with the piano to create a beautiful and haunting backdrop for the choir.

And Darkness Fell

An upbeat and compelling song of praise, this acapella arrangement is a catchy addition to a church service or choir concert. The lilting melody and moving parts, combined with deep bass notes and loud dynamics throughout, praise the majesty of God and all the works He has done, with an emphasis on His gift of salvation.

Salvation Comes (Alleluia)

A haunting rendition of one of Martin Luther's most well-loved hymns. Luther's lyrics reach past the darkness and depth of our time in this world to the hopefulness we have in the Lord and the undeserved mercy He gives. This choral arrangement, accompanied by piano and paired with a flute and violin duet, encompasses all of the emotions evoked throughout the hymn, from dark and poignant to triumphant and bold.

From Depths of Woe I Cry to Thee

The deep and woeful tune of this classic 1600s hymn, paired with poignant and meaningful lyrics, this unique acapella arrangement includes five of the six verses, with a change in tune from woeful to hopeful on the final verse. Though the tune of this hymn is dark, the lyrics speak words of comfort and hope to those afflicted in body and spirit, renouncing Satan and clinging to Jesus through fears and storms. Each verse is unique, while retaining the same feel throughout, until the final verse.

Jesus, Priceless Treasure

A deep and moving acapella piece that reflects on the words of Job 38 and 42. This arrangement embodies a wide range of emotions and dynamics, beginning with the words of God to Job, reminding him that He, God, is all powerful and in control, and culminating in the admission by Job that God can do all things and cannot be thwarted. The song starts off with a haunting tone that gradually transitions to peace by the end. This piece is appropriate for use throughout the church year, and is intended to be performed con rubato, rather than with a set-in-stone rhythm.

Where Were You?

With lyrics taken from the book of Psalms, chapters 42 and 43, this tranquil piece serves as an assurance of the immense power of God, even amidst friends and neighbors of the world who daily question our faith in Him. This arrangement includes a simple piano accompaniment that maintains a peaceful tone throughout the song, and a descant for the first sopranos is included on the last verse. This piece is appropriate for use at any time throughout the church year.

Why Are You Cast Down, My Soul?

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