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The beloved Latin text is set in an elegantly simple texture with conservative ranges. Straightforward rhythms and moments of release create a tapestry of sound that surrounds the chant line. In a variety

Opening with an optional a cappella section after a brief piano introduction, this superb anthem pairs two familiar melodies, MAITLAND and LONESOME VALLEY, beautifully blended to create a stunning work for

From the cantata Calvary's Mountain, this effective arrangement of the beloved spiritual is well crafted to deliver a fullness of sound without raising the level of difficulty. The emotional

This Lord's Supper moment is filled with remembrances of Christ's suffering on the cross. Set to poignant music, the words invite the worshipper to recall and respond to the gifts of grace and mercy through

"Father, Father, take this cup away." These words lead the listener into the shadows of Gethsemane and the anguish of the suffering Christ. Sung from the viewpoint of Jesus talking first to his Father, then

Liturgical sensibility meets contemporary styling in this prayer for forgiveness. Set in a classic call-and-response format, the congregation is invited to respond, "Forgive us, Lord" in a musical version

A touching portrait of the Savior's passion in the garden is depicted in this anthem of contemplation. An evocative melody is enhanced by melancholy harmonies and an expressive piano accompaniment.

One of the most passionate sacred texts is combined with bittersweet music in this poignant offering featuring the renowned hymn tunes ABERYSTYWTH and MARTYN. This beloved message of faith is set with

A touch of Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence introduces this Ash Wednesday reflection and recurs towards the end. The minor original melody, introduced by optional vocal solo, captures the ebb and

A piano introduction prepares the listener for a powerful moment in the life of Christ. Tone painting abounds as Jerusalem witnesses the progression of sacrifice that brings Jesus to His destiny on Calvary.

A new edition of this early Martin hymn resetting! In this version, the key has been lowered and the rhythms adjusted to reflect a more traditional approach to the text, refining the anthem for reverence

"People can be free, sinners can be clean." The beautiful tune and gently syncopated rhythms add a conversational quality, culminating in a quiet reflection upon the truth that sustains us in our faith.

Heart-wrenching honesty characterizes this testimony that ministers to the wounded spirit. Soloists eloquently deliver the story of the song's pilgrims as they search for meaning in the journey of faith.

Delicately nuanced, this arrangement of SAMANTHRA from Kentucky Harmony is a treasure among early American sacred songs. A restrained piano part moves the work forward, and the vocal writing is

This poignant reflection on the words of Jesus as he prayed in Gethsemane is remarkable for its elegant lines, its harmonic twists, and its sensitive accompaniment. Scored for voices and piano, it offers

Solid melodic writing combines with fluid inner choral lines to create a memorable choral anthem ideal for the Lenten season.

Ideal during the season of Lent with a message that co-mingles the themes of following Jesus and walking with him on life's journey, this elegant arrangement incorporates the traditional spiritual tune

This stirring anthem is a reminder that shortly before the crucifixion, Jesus broke bread to signify his own death for the sins of the world. Ample unison and easy-to-learn choral harmonies make this an

A simple original melody is presented in unison and uncluttered two-part harmony before incorporating the traditional hymn Man of Sorrows, What a Name. Each verse grows from there and varying

The divine moment of God's redemptive power is conveyed in this emotional anthem. "Jesus walked the path of tears, a silent wounded Lamb." The piece moves forward, echoing the plodding footsteps on the way

A new perspective on the final words of Christ is visited in this pensive Holy Week offering. The Greek phrase tetelestai, translated as "it is finished," was often used in business transactions in

Beginning with a quote from the Lord's Prayer, the piece moves forward with a tender text calling the faithful to repentance. The contemporary ballad feel of the music and the orchestration for string