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This introspective anthem, based on the familiar German carol Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming (ES IST EIN ROS), provides varied options for flexible performance: organ accompaniment alone, organ with handbells, and the possible addition of either a C instrument or a solo voice. The hushed and beautiful mood throughout will be perfect for Christmas Eve or as a quiet selection in a carol service.

As Those of Old

SATB Octavo

An effective, simpler choral setting of the Magnificat for Advent or evensong that alternates between SA and TB and unison for varied texture. Carl Daw's paraphrase is a wonderful contemporary resetting of this canticle.

Magnificat

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The title of this brief organ work means "little fugue," and the music is indeed a relatively traditional fugue based upon a lyric subject. Intricate, challenging, and varied. Superb repertoire for recitals.

Petit Fugue

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Come to Me O Weary Traveler

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Lift up Your Heads-Inst Pak

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The familiar communion antiphon text is set here in Latin, with an optional accompaniment for keyboard. The flowing accompaniment supports the mostly homophonic choral writing to provide a versatile option for performance.

Ave Verum Corpus

Be in My Seeing

I Was Glad

Experience the enchantment of the Christmas season with "How Far Is It to Bethlehem" composed by D. Grotenhuis. This church Christmas anthem beautifully captures the essence of the journey to Bethlehem, blending traditional melodies with rich harmonies to evoke a sense of wonder and reverence ideal for holiday worship. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

How Far Is It to Bethlehem

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"World Keeps Easter Day" by A. Lovelace is a stirring anthem ideal for Easter celebrations. Exquisitely composed, it enhances the festive spirit of resurrection with its uplifting melody and harmonious choral arrangements. Perfect for church choirs seeking to enrich their Easter repertoire with a piece of profound beauty and reverence. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

World Keeps Easter Day

Two-Part Mixed Octavo

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Originally composed for a house concert involving various keyboard instruments (harpsichord, piano, and organ), flute, and singers, this work can also be seen as an anthology of musical settings and variations on the familiar hymn "Shall We Gather at the River?" The keyboard movements in various historical musical styles can be easily adapted for any keyboard instrument or performance context. Several of the movements with voice could be used as stand-alone settings, and there is also an ornamented baroque-style air for flute and keyboard that would make an effective offertory. The suite concludes with a solo organ toccata: an excellent postlude.

A Mohawk River Suite

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Written as a companion piece for his fugue, Craig Phillips's prelude is inspired by the distinctive character of Durufle's beloved "Scherzo." As with the fugue, the musical theme is derived from the bells of the Eglise-St. Andre in the village of Alet-les-Bains, France. The prelude may be used to precede the fugue, or it can also stand alone as its own work.

Prelude on the Carillon d'Alet

Commissioned by the American Guild of Organists for the 2016 National Convention in Houston and celebrating David Ashley White receiving the AGO Distinguished Composer Award, this anthem employs a text by Richard Leach based on several scripture passages. This dramatic choral anthem has a major organ part along with its use of optional brass quintet, timpani, and congregation. The final section is a stirring, hymn-like setting for choir/congregation with descant of a text that celebrates God’s glory filling the earth. (The final section can also be performed on its own as a short, easy work for choir and/or congregation.)

With a Shining Like the Sun

This exciting concert scherzo is based on a theme by Thomas Ravenscroft. The work begins quickly but quietly, with an apprehensive atmosphere. The music gains in energy and volume, building towards a dramatic conclusion. An impressive (though only moderately difficult) work for recital, or a Lenten postlude.

Scherzo Ostinato

"Sonata for Worship" by FEDAK A is an inspired sacred composition that gracefully merges traditional reverence with contemporary flair. Perfect for enhancing worship settings, this piece offers an emotive journey through faith-driven melodies, designed to uplift both performers and congregations alike. A must-have addition to any sacred music repertoire. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

SONATA FOR WORSHIP

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Cooman's setting of the first verse of Psalm 115 begins with a prayerful, litany-like character. The music builds in intensity, leading to a joyous celebration of God's "love and faithfulness," and a vibrantly climatic treatment of "not to us, but to your name give glory." The quiet opening music returns at the close.

Not To Us

Unveil the holiday spirit with "Carol of the Bells" by W. Witherup. This enchanting arrangement captures the essence of the season, weaving a tapestry of festive sounds. Perfect for performances and gatherings, it promises to fill the air with the timeless joy and cheer of the holidays. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Carol of the Bells

3 Octave Handbells

Embrace the joy of the Christmas season with "Infant Holy, Infant Lowly," composed by D. White. This stunning church anthem beautifully captures the essence of the nativity, bringing warmth and reverence to holiday services. Ideal for choirs seeking to inspire and uplift their congregation during this festive time. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Infant Holy Infant Lowly

Two-Part Octavo

Rewarding and useful settings of three familiar early American tunes: WONDROUS LOVE; LAND OF REST and FOUNDATION. These pieces were featured at the online AGO Organfest 2020, performed by the Rodland Duo. The set was commissioned by Catherine, Carol, and Joanne Rodland for the Rodland Duo, in memory of the Rev. John R. Rodland.

Three American Folk Hymn Settings

Viola Solo Collection with Organ

ALLELUIA SONG OF GLADNESS

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