David Mugglin

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This is an SATB choral arrangement of Psalm 1:1-3.  Practice mp3's for each part can be found with no extra charge on my website: Christianchoralanthems.com.

A Tree Firmly Planted

SATB Full Score

This is a choral setting of Psalm 32:1-7. It is primarily SATB, though there are a few places where a given voice part splits into two voices. At times, the soprano line goes down to B natural below middle C. Three musical themes occur in the sequence ABCBCA. For purposes of practice, you can access mp3s at no charge for all voice parts on my website: <a href="http://www.christianchoralanthems.com/" target="_blank">www.christianchoralanthems.com</a>.

When I Kept Silent

SATB Octavo

This is a choral setting of Luke 2:18-20.  After the shepherds had heard the angels and seen the baby in the manger, we are told that they made known abroad the saying which was told them concerning this child.  And all they that heard it wondered at those things which were told them by the shepherds.  But Mary kept all these things and pondered them in her heart.
     Though there are a few places where the parts split, this is essentially an SATB choral anthem.  As with all of my music, there are mp3 practice files available at no charge for each vocal part on my website, Christianchoralanthems.com.  As is also the case with my music, I have left the dynamics mainly to the director.
     I hope that the anthem captures a least a small part of the wonder and the beauty of that first Christmas night.

Mary Kept All These Things

This is a choral setting of Matthew 5:13-16.  It is for an SSAATTBB choir.  There are a number of places where each
  part splits into two.  For practice
  purposes, mp3 files for each of the four vocal groups (sopranos, altos,
  tenors, and bases)  are available for
  no additional cost on my website sites.google.com/view/dmug.

Salt of the Earth

This is a choral setting of Psalm 92:1-5, which begins "It is good to give thanks to the Lord, And to sing praises to Your name, O Most High;"  It is for an SATB choir.  There are a few places where parts split into two, but not very many.  Practice mp3s for each part are available at no additional cost on my website: www.christianchoralanthems.com.

It is Good

This is a choral setting of Galatians 2:20 (I am crucified with
  Christ...).  It is an SATB
  arrangement.  There are mp3 practice
  files available for each voice part at no additional cost at the website
  sites.google.com/view/dmug.

I am Crucified with Christ

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This is a four part choral arrangement of Psalm 133, which begins, "Behold, how good and how pleasant it is For brothers to dwell together in unity!" There is a short part where the soprano voices split into first and second, as is also the case for the tenors.  Overall, it is not too difficult.  mp3 files for each vocal part are available at no extra cost on my website: www.christianchoralanthems.com.

How Good and How Pleasant It Is

SSATTB Full Score

This is a choral setting of Psalm 90:14-17.  It is written primarily for an SATB choir, but as with most of my arrangements, there are places where each of the parts splits into two.  That is especially the case where the women sing alone, or where the men sing alone.  There are mp3 files available (at no extra charge) for the soprano, alto, tenor, and bass parts for practice purposes on my website: Christianchoralanthems.com.  

Psalm 90 is entitled "A Prayer of Moses, the man of God".  Verses 14 - 17 have always been favorites of mine.  They start with "O satisfy us in the morning with Your lovingkindness, That we may sing for joy and be glad all our days."  They end with the prayer "Let the favor of the Lord our God be upon us; And confirm for us the work of our hands; Yes, confirm the work of our hands."  In the presence of trying times in the past or in our present lives, may we sing for joy and be glad all our days.

O Satisfy

SSAATTBB Full Score

This is a choral setting of 1 John 1:5b-10.  It is written for an SSAATTBB choir, though
  most of the time it is SATB.  There are
  a few places where the parts split into two. 
  There are a couple of acapella verses. 
  On my website sites.google.com/view/dmug, there are mp3 sound tracks
  available at no extra charge for practice purposes.

God is Light

This is a choral arrangement of 1 John 4:10-12. It is for an SSAATTBB choir. Practice mp3 files for the voice parts are available at no charge on my website: www.christianchoralanthems.com.

In This is Love

This is a choral arrangement of Psalm 111:2-4, which begins "Great
  are the works of the Lord; They are studied by all who delight in
  them."  It is for an SSAATTBB
  choir.  The first part is in the key of
  G major.  It then goes to the relative
  minor (E minor), then to the parallel minor (G minor), and then ends back in
  G major.

Great are the Works

This is an SSTTAABB arrangement of "O Come, All Ye Faithful". The acapella second verse is a little challenging rhythmically, but if counted out properly by each choral singer, is easier than it looks at first glance.  Practice files for vocal parts are included at no extra charge on my website: www.christianchoralanthems.com.

O Come All Ye Faithful

This is a choral arrangement of "O Little Town of Bethlehem". It is SATB most of the time, but there are some lines where the vocal parts split into two. Your choir will need to be able to sing SSAATTBB music. There are practice mp3 files available at no extra charge on my website: www.christianchoralanthems.com.

O Little Town of Bethlehem

This is a choral setting of the prayer of blessing before a meal,
  "Come, Lord Jesus, be our guest, let this food..."  It is for an SATB choir.  There are mp3 files for each vocal part
  available at no extra cost on the web site: sites.google.com/view/dmug.

Meal Blessing

This is a TTBB choral setting of some verses in Matthew 2 concerning the
  wisemen.  It can be sung by a men's
  quartet or a men's choir.  Practice mp3
  files for each vocal part are available at no additional cost on my website
  sites.google.com/view/dmug.

Where is He That's Born?

TTBB Octavo

This is an SATB choral arrangement of the traditional Catalonian carol "Fum Fum Fum" with new lyrics written. It is a fun piece, as well as a "Fum" piece, and it will be enjoyed by both choir and audience. Actually "Fum" is pronounced "Foom". Practice files for individual parts are available for no extra cost on my website: www.christianchoralanthems.com.

Fum Fum Fum

This is a choral arrangement of 2 Chronicles 7:14 (If my people, who are called by my name...).  It is for an SSAATTBB choir, but is not very difficult.  Most of the time it is SATB, but you will need to split the parts a few times for each vocal part.  In order for choir members to practice individual parts on their own,  mp3 files for each part are also available at no extra cost from the my website at  sites.google.com/view/dmug.

If My People Pray

This is a choral arrangement of Psalm 24:3-6.   "Who may ascend into the hill of the Lord? And who may stand in His holy place? He who has clean hands and a pure heart..."
It is essentially SATB, though in a few places, some vocal parts split into two.  It is not a difficult anthem for a choir whose members can sing parts.  I have also included practice mp3 files for each part at no extra charge on my website www.Christianchoralanthems.com.

A Blessing from the Lord

This is a choral arrangement of Psalm 134, and it is for an SATB choir.  As with many of my songs, there are some places where the parts split into 2, and it becomes SSAATTBB.  For those who read music, though, it is not particularly difficult.  Practice files for individual parts are available at no charge on my website Christianchoralanthems.com.  The Psalm was written for those who served in the temple by night.  The arrangement is meant to capture a sense of the worship through the quiet night hours.  Come bless the Lord, all servants of the Lord.  May the Lord bless you in the quiet, in the night, in the house of the Lord.

Song for the Night Servers

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