Ephesians 5

Composed in remembrance of lives lost during the 2020 pandemic, this sparse setting of the traditional Latin Requiem text is built upon a melody inspired by a bird's simple three-note song. Solemn and

This Thanksgiving anthem is a flowing, tender ballad that reminds the listener of all of the treasures of life that "are gifts sent from heaven." For the Beauty of the Earth is woven throughout the

This creative hymn concertato begins with an organ and brass fanfare followed by the congregation singing the CORONATION tune and alternating verses with the choir singing the DIADEM tune. Bright and

A lyrical and lovely setting of a text by St. Augustine which is both moving and authoritative, and is sometimes referred to as a resurrection prayer. The SATB setting and flowing piano accompaniment do

A joyful and rhythmic setting of the beloved 19th century text, this has nice vocal ranges and a clean, classic feel. The newly composed melody captures all of the buoyancy inherent in the lyrics. For

From the songwriters at Sovereign Grace comes this worship song of trust and commitment. Beautifully arranged for choir and piano, the anthem features an optional solo, and the choral parts are expertly

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.

The familiar words from the prophet Isaiah are set to majestic and stirring music that depicts the light of illumination coming to God's people. Accompanied by organ, and with a cathedral ... view details

This is the perfect anthem to program after a busy and full December! Antiphonal voices of any age and any number will be successful with this piece which depicts the magi's journey to Bethlehem. Consider

Starting gently and gradually building towards a powerful close, this anthem opens with Ralph Vaughan Williams' KINGS WESTON tune paired with a time-honored text by Caroline Noel. An original melody enters

This setting of the prayer, "May I know your more clearly, love you more dearly, and follow you more nearly, day by day.' is set to a lyrical melody well fitted to the text yet enhanced by a beautiful

Set to SHENANDOAH, this anthem's inspiring text honors generations of believers and looks toward the future with hope. The soprano descant adds a nice touch to the well-written choral parts and flowing

This setting of the classic text features a warm, lyrical melody framed in beautiful choral textures and layers. The anthem's crowning moment comes as the choir sings, "Bless us all that one day we may

Michael Larkin has created a lovely setting of Revelation 14:13 that is expressive and approachable, for All Saints as well as for memorial or funeral services. It may be performed a cappella or with piano

This contemporary setting is a musical reimagining of the 19th-century hymn of the same title. The music with the words creates a strong sense of urgency using lilting rhythms and a suspended harmonic

With a Middle-Eastern flair, this offering evokes images of the camels in the desert swaying as they carry the gifts of the Magi to the newborn King. This beautiful melody transforms as it meets the

Particularly appropriate for Epiphany, this anthem incorporates a bit of We Three Kings in a partner-style arrangement. Dynamic contrasts and tempo changes bring the beauty of this work to life.

Perfect as a candlelight benediction or anthem for Christmas, this "sending forth" song encourages all who sing and hear it to "carry the light of love" into the world. The mostly two-part vocal scoring

The energy and excitement in the music make this a cheerful, upbeat rendition of this regal text. Functioning equally well as a general anthem or a call to worship, this short piece in 6/8 features the

This calm and contemplative work expresses a sudden clarity of purpose in life's journey. Lancelot Andrewes and William Wordsworth's text frames this work that is appropriate for any time of the year, but

This concertato on ST. GEORGE WINDSOR begins with an introduction in which the melody is set against a jaunty countermelody of dotted rhythms, a motif which recurs throughout the piece. The first verse is

Joel Raney offers a slow and reflective setting of this Henry Alford Thanksgiving text. Men begin stanza 1, then the women begin stanza 2.  The piano interlude, prior to stanza 3, alludes to the