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"Shut de do, light de candle, everything's alright..." Now available with accompaniment, Caribbean islands-style, Randy Stonehill's immensely popular work reaches new heights! Whether or not your choir has already performed the famous a cappella version, this is an absolute must for choirs at all levels! Highly recommended!

Shut De Do

SATB Octavo

From their successful Northern Celtic Island Tour 2012, Keith and Kristyn Getty, with co-writer Ed Cash, have given us yet another fabulous defining hymn of faith. The strains of authentic Celtic instruments begin the joyful, dance-like rhythmic pattern that supports the uplifting text of this resurrection piece. With a victorious message that implores us to tell the good news that He is alive, this Easter Sunday anthem will inspire the hearts and lives of all congregations. Full orchestration are offered to the easy-to-sing but lush vocal parts of this memorable choral work, but this work would work equally well with keyboard accompaniment alone. Each verse recounts the story of Christ and his journey to the cross ending with the fanfare that He is alive! The perfect Easter anthem or benediction.

Christ Is Risen

Tom Fettke, creator of the worship classic, The Majesty and Glory of Your Name, has created yet another uniquely moving and powerful anthem. The text, inspired by the Psalms, exalts Almighty God as our Father, holy and transcendent, yet rich in unfailing love. Expressive melody lines are interwoven with choral writing that is lush but highly accessible. The keyboard accompaniment is both beautifully conceived and imminently playable. The optional orchestration is a stirring work of art.

Exaltation

Everyone loves familiar hymns on Easter Sunday morning. Tom Fettke has woven together four regal hymns: Rejoice, the Lord Is King; O Worship the King; All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name and Crown Him with Many Crowns. An optional trumpet trio introduces the a cappella choral treatment, then tastefully moves in and out of the arrangement. Optional piano is provided for those who desire more accompaniment support. However you present it, the result is majestic, worshipful and fresh, and it is oh-so-practical. Use this for an Easter call-to-worship or anytime you want to exalt the risen and reigning Christ. Optional congregational participation is one of many performance options for this wonderful addition to your church choral library.

Coronation Suite

SATB Octavo with optional Trumpet trio

What more could you want on Palm Sunday than children singing a colorful, rhythmic song capturing the Triumphal Entry from Matthew 21, proclaiming, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord"? Add to that the adult choir on the classic hymn Hosanna, Loud Hosanna, with its crisp and creative piano accompaniment, and the result is a marvelous processional and call to worship. Thanks to master arranger Tom Fettke, all you have to do is add palm branches! This lovely anthem is a wonderful way to begin your Sunday morning service. After one listen, you will be enthralled by the majestic beauty of this piece!

Blessed Is He

Comfort, peace, and the promise of God's care are the powerful messages of this gorgeous anthem. In this offering we are called to "wait upon the Lord," as if we are patient. Powerful in word and music.

Still, My Soul, Be Still

From the first notes of the piano introduction, you will be enthralled by this unique and downright fun arrangement!  It powerfully captures the determination to keep moving, to succeed, and to overcome.  The choral writing has all the texture and harmonic interest of an a cappella piece, but the colorful and supportive piano accompaniment makes it accessible for almost any choir. Inspiring and useful on a multitude of Sundays!

Climbin' up the Mountain

From the opening majestic strains of the introduction to the worshipful choral sections, this arrangement has it all. Whether you choose to use voices and piano, or the masterfully crafted orchestration, this arrangement is appropriate for any time of the year.

In Christ Alone

This classic has been arranged with breathtaking vocals and a lovely piano accompaniment to draw attention to the meaningful and worshipful text. With an almost, classical elegance and simplicity, we have the power and truth that this song proclaims to us. "God and God alone, is fit to take the universe's throne. Let everything that lives reserve its truest praise, for God, and God alone!"

God and God Alone

This toe-tapping spiritual arrangement is anything but "traditional!"  Gospel and jazz-influenced writing creates a winning combination for choirs of any size. You won't be able to keep still on this gospel number and before you know it, you'll be singing along.  Get ready!  Chariot's comin'!

In That Great Gettin' Up Mornin'

Displaying the unique and creative gifts of Ruth Elaine Schram and Ken Bible, Who Is He? asks the question asked by those who witnessed Christ's triumphant entrance into Jerusalem, just days before that same crowd would cry for the Savior's crucifixion. The beautifully written text for Palm Sunday asks and answers the question, "Who is He who comes to die?" Exalting Christ as Savior, the music is beautifully presented to support the celebratory mood of the crowd, and then the solemnity of impending death on the cross. The feel of the music is enhanced by a dance-like clarinet (or flute) part that weaves in and out of the melody line with grace and style. The addition of percussion instruments really adds color and appropriate Hebrew flavor to the overall effect. If you are looking for something unique for Palm Sunday, this anthem is the one!

Who Is He?

SATB Octavo with opt C Instrument & Percussion

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Here's the Christmas showstopper you've been wishing for! This novelty piece will have your audience smiling and laughing right from the start! Complete with 1920s-style choral harmonies and a stylistic instrumental accompaniment track, it's perfect for show choirs and community Christmas concerts. "Dashing through the mashed potatoes... grab your fork and dive right in!" Highly recommended!

No Time to Diet

Jay Rouse's arrangement is fully worthy of this biblically and historically significant anthem, which is one of the best-loved Martin Luther hymns.  With the interplay of unison, two-part, and SATB voicing, this choral work feels like a living musical fabric.  With text thought to be paraphrased from Psalm 46, it produces both expressive subtlety and raw power.  Use this anthem to remind your people how majestic, omnipotent, transcendent, and mighty is our God.  Monumental, regal, and stunning!

A Mighty Fortress

Cindy Berry makes this tender, worshipful love song to our creator seem so effortless. Her arrangement of the classic hymn, My Jesus, I Love Thee, is both simple and fresh, natural and creatively musical - nothing forced, but nothing mundane, and the piano accompaniment is beautifully and artfully done. The middle verse in a minor key gives the entire arrangement a sense of balance and build. This allows the choir to lead God's people in a heartfelt expression of love for the crucified and risen Christ. "My Jesus, I love thee, I know thou art mine; For thee all the follies of sin, I resign." Beautiful for Lent or any worship service!

My Jesus, I Love Thee

Foot-tapping southern gospel combines with rich a cappella choral writing from award-winning arrangers Russell Mauldin and Josh McPheeters - and it's within easy reach of just about any choir.  This American folk song has inspired a variety of artistic treatments, having been recorded by the likes of Merle Haggard, The Carter Family, Woody Guthrie, and The Monroe Brothers, just to name a few.  The exuberant joy of the music and the bright hopeful lyrics  made it a country, bluegrass and traditional southern gospel classic.  A sensitive tenor solo, powerful bass lines, optional keyboard accompaniment, and stylized harmonies round out this truly special anthem. "Just up in Gloryland we'll live eternally, the saints on every hand are shouting Victory!"

This World Is Not My Home

SATB Octavo opt. Keyboard

How beautifully matched are this haunting folk-like melody and its profound text! The writers of In Christ Alone have given us yet another contemporary hymn worthy of the name. The profound truth of Psalm 19 is expressed unforgettably here: that the same all-wise, sovereign God who weaves together the marvelous physical world is just as wisely and marvelously weaving together our individual lives, making even the painful moments eternally meaningful. "Each strand of sorrow has a place within this tapestry of grace. So through the trials I'll choose to say: Your perfect will in your perfect way."

The Perfect Wisdom of Our God

Excellence gleams more brilliantly with age, which is certainly true of Fred Bock's signature arrangement of this iconic Easter composition from Jamie Owens-Collins. �The choral writing and piano or organ accompaniment prove that powerful music of high quality can be easy to learn and perform. �With the beautiful �and fitting addition of a William David Young trumpet descant, this one is irresistible for Easter Sunday morning. �Majestic, yet attainable for most church choirs. "It is finished! He has done it! Life has conquered death! Jesus Christ has won it!"

The Victor

SATB Octavo with opt. Trumpet

Bruce Greer has taken a favorite and familiar hymn and given us a stunningly fresh and tasteful arrangement that is like seeing something for the first time. Warm, simple faith is the focus of the text and the overall flavor of the piece. The rich harmonies of the third verse are sure to be a favorite. The piano accompaniment is full but nicely playable. Easily prepared in a few rehearsals, the choir will ask to sing this one again and again.

Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus

Pat-a-Pan has never sounded like this before! With opportunities for solos, choreography, and even a vamped percussion/dance feature, the performance possibilities for this piece are limited only by your imagination and the creative abilities of your choir. "Come along now, everyone; listen to the beating drum! Pat-a-pat-a-pan, pat-a-pan!"

Pat-a-Pan Salsa

Robert Sterling brings his creative abilities to a text from 20th-century British hymnwriter Michael Perry.  The result is an anthem that is rich in choral texture and profound in its simplicity.  You, your choir and congregation will be drawn to its depth, sincerity, and sense of worship.  The keyboard accompaniment, which may be doubled by piano and/or organ, lends a strong, exciting texture to these moments of exaltation to "our great and mighty Lord!"  This lovely piece is attainable by choirs of any size. Beautiful, reflective, and powerful!

O God Beyond All Praising

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