"As Newborn Stars Were Stirred to Song" is an impressive Easter choral anthem. Composer and organist David Hurd brilliantly set the words by Carl Daw with sufficient text painting and rhythmic variety.

This short but effective piece, perfect for the Easter Vigil and the entire Easter season, is written for SATB choir, organ, two B-flat trumpets, and two trombones. The music builds with excitement

Inspired by the melodies and speechlike rhythms of plainchant, this a cappella choral anthem is a beautiful option when a reflective atmosphere is desired. The piece begins softly but slowly blossoms,

This setting of the famous passage from John 14 may be sung by ensembles large and small. Written for SATB choir, the composer has also included an optional organ accompaniment that, if played, can bring

A standout for the season of Lent, this a cappella piece offers a wonderful platform for choirs to explore some chromaticism and modal tonality. Foster the spiritual formation and conversation on the rich

This poignant meditation on Christ’s crucifixion, with wonderfully spare and delicate choral writing, would make an exceptional anthem for Palm Sunday or Good Friday. For SATB choir a cappella, and of

A study in contrasts, this piece alternates between metered, homophonic, divisi SATB choral sections in Latin (John 13:34) and unison (or solo) chanted sections in English (from the Gospels of Matthew,

With gentle devotion and lyric beauty, this heartfelt anthem brings a new level of expression to a beloved text from the Requiem Mass. Your choir and soprano soloist will bring a fervent and devoted prayer

Regina Caeli is a piece about joy. The music illustrates the joy of the text, itself a meditation on the joy of the Virgin Mary at the Resurrection of her Son. And, giving her the title Queen of

An excellent anthem for Palm Sunday or Good Friday. A congregational hymn version is also included for full assembly participation. Of medium difficulty, a well-crafted piece for SATB choir, descant, piano,

This arrangement of the venerable 6th-century chant is scored for choir, organ and handbells, although only two bells are needed for the drone-like open fifth). Because this is based on a plainchant but

The interplay of voices and gradual layering of harmonies here provides a suitable piece for choirs looking for a brief but rewarding challenge. The unmetered chantlike melody creates a reflective and

This Easter text is one of the staples in the repertoire of most choral programs. The energetic nature of Sir Charles Villiers Stanford's setting is very much present in this setting by Dr. Robert Benson.