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This flowing and uplifting setting uses Carl Daw's beautiful paraphrase of Psalm 84. The organ accompaniment nicely supports the lilting melodic construction. This well-crafted anthem will have broad appeal.

How Lovely Is Your Dwelling Place

SATB Octavo w/Organ

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An exciting introduction sets the pace for this moving arrangement of the tune EASTER HYMN. Highly recommended for your Easter service!

Jesus Christ Is Risen Today

2 Trumpets, 2 Trombones Quartet with Organ w/ Timpani & Congregation

A selection of scriptures form the basis for this plaintive Lenten anthem. The opening is solemn and expressive with deeply heartfelt expressions of prayer. The part writing skillfully interprets the text with layered harmonies.

Hear Our Cry, O Lord

SATB Octavo

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A sprightly setting of the hymn tune INVITATION includes two texts for different seasons in the church year. One text is for Christmas: Angels from the Realms of Glory and the other is for Easter: Christ Is Risen, Alleluia.  With a dance-like piano accompaniment, the settings are accessible and appropriate for both seasons.

Song for Two Seasons

This beautifully orchestrated setting of the great Advent hymn has three performance options: organ alone; organ and brass; and full orchestra. Instrumental parts are available separately. Invite the congregation to sing on stanzas 1, 3, and 4 for an inspiring experience.

Lo! He Comes with Clouds Descending

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This tranquil music reflects its title and is suitable for worship or concert use. The organ provides sustained harmonies while the violin has lyrical, rhapsodic passages above. The effect is sublime in the hands of a capable, expressive violinist. The music is entirely original.

Peace for Violin and Organ

Violin Solo with Organ

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This rhythmic and energetic setting of the Advent classic expresses longing and the promise of Christmas. The music captures the excitement of the text. Your choir will enjoy singing this unusual and effective treatment of the plainsong melody.

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel

SSAATTBB Octavo

This very unique anthem is particularly appropriate for Palm Sunday. The composer's original text based on Zechariah 9:9–12 and Luke 19:28–40 features themes of social justice and the crowd singing "Hosanna" in this powerful piece.

A Hosanna for Our Time

This arrangement of the lovely tune SARAH-ELIZABETH by Amanda Husberg is paired with the familiar Horatius Bonar text. The anthem has optional parts for flute and oboe that pair well in interludes between the verses. It is particularly useful for the Sundays after Epiphany as well as general use.

I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say

This setting pairs the familiar text with a beautiful arrangement of the lovely 17th-century Welsh tune MALDWYN. The optional C or B-flat instrument allows for a lovely interplay with the voices.  An a cappella verse to conclude highlights the quiet and shelter of the manger.

Away in a Manger

Michael Burkhardt brings his energetic style to these accompaniments for congregational hymns on the tunes CWM RHONDDA; KIRKEN; O FILII ET FILIAE; O QUANTA QUALIA and THE SOLID ROCK. While not difficult for either brass players or organist, these arrangements are effective and inspiring.

Five Accompaniments for Brass Quartet and Organ No. 6

Brass Quartet with Organ

This medley of My Dancing Day; Coventry Carol and Hark! The Herald Angels Sing is a joy to play and will be a great addition to any Christmas service!

Christmas Carol Trilogy

Trumpet Solo with Organ

This festive and highly energetic postlude has been taken from Hobby's Holy Light service and published here separately.  Reproducible parts for brass quintet, timpani, opt. handbells and crash/suspended cymbals are included.

Flourish on Joy to the World

Brass Quintet with Timpani, Organ & opt. Handbells

The much-loved early American song by William Billings is arranged here for SATB or TTBB voices and is appropriate for church and community choirs. This arrangement captures much of the early American feel yet incorporates a modern accompaniment with optional handbells that use the singing bell technique on the final verse.

When Jesus Wept

A cappella choirs will enjoy this ethereal arrangement of the traditional Christmas carol. The melody is easily identifiable throughout, and a quiet energy makes it an exciting setting.

In Dulci Jubilo

Based on Jeremiah 29, this accessible anthem for two-part mixed or SSA voices explores the themes of transformation and new beginnings. Original music moves into the old revival hymn tune REVIVE US AGAIN for an anthem of joy and glory.

Begin Anew

Two-Part Mixed Octavo

The gentle piece is based on a personal and challenging poem by Madeleine L'Engle and is appropriate for any time during the Lenten season. How does a Lenten discipline appear to the outside world? This anthem explores that paradox through musical tension in the choral harmonies with organ accompaniment. The score and parts for an optional string quartet are available.

A Lenten Reflection

Appropriate for All Saints, Easter or general use, this choral reflection on Revelation 21:1-4 has two versions: cello and piano; and violin, cello, and organ. Affirming and lovely.

And I Saw a New Heaven

SATB Octavo divisi, Cello, & Piano

Covering the span from mid-to-late 20th Century, this series is designed to include music representing African-American men and women who wrote for the organ during this period. Use for either recital or church. Contents: Chili'lo (Lament) - Noel Da Costa;  Impromptu - Charles D. Coleman;  Joy to the World - Evelyn Simpson-Curenton; Prelude on Lauda Anima - Marvin Mills; Toccata (EAM) - Marvin Mills

African-American Organ Music Anthology, Vol. 11

Organ Collection

This expressive setting of a text by James Marriott includes a tuneful melody with a soprano descant and a supportive piano accompaniment. The text is appropriate for many opportunities during the church year and is particularly relevant for the Easter season and Trinity Sunday. Themes of light, trinity, and love shine through.

Let There Be Light

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