Classic hymnody is celebrated in this festive concertato-style offering for Palm Sunday. Bringing choir and congregation together in praise, this unifying acclamation is a strong service opener and backdrop

Inspired by the classic carol text Silent Night, Holy Night, this setting moves beyond its source material and delivers an exquisite portrait of Christmas grace. A memorable melody propels the

The journey of faith is beautifully presented in this classic hymn text, reimagined with expressive new music. With an almost Celtic feel, the lovely melody will bring new meaning to the hopeful text and is

Alive with purpose, this psalm-inspired canticle is filled with musical variety and powerful words of worship. A vibrant main theme connects to a lyrical middle section, then an innovative ostinato leads

With a joyful flourish, this fanfare on the traditional OLD HUNDREDTH employs colorful sequencing harmonies and optional orchestration to add majesty to this brief, powerful offering. Chorusing amens rise

Noble gestures call the faithful to worship the risen Lord in this festival offering. Leaping with triumph, the tune lifts the Latin phrase "Christus resurrexit! Resurrexit vere!" to soaring

Bright with quasi-classical vitality, this anthem celebrates the idea that God sings over us with great joy. Compelling and dance-like in spirit, the music conveys this joy with rich counterpoint, an

A festival arrangement of a great hymn! Masterful arranging using orchestra or full piano resources reinforces choral security and brings grace and power to this adored hymn. Repetition of the refrain

This is an exciting, almost cinematic approach to this prayerful text. Based on Psalm 23, the sweeping up-tempo choral writing incorporates mixed meter and unusual harmonies making this a forceful plea

A multi-use text will make this anthem a valuable addition to your choral library. A grand fanfare-like introduction with optional handbells and snare drum establishes a festive spirit. The brief

Beginning with the hymn tune NUN DANKET ALLE GOTT, this majestic medley moves to a verse of ST. THOMAS on which the congregation is invited to join (part included). NUN DANKET ALLE GOTT returns, with

Flowing with graceful melodic contours and refined phrases, this expressive invocation to the Holy Spirit is ideal for Pentecost. An exquisite a cappella verse is a wonderful contrast to the unison and

Evocative and engaging, this refreshing arrangement of EBENEZER begins hauntingly with some mixed meter and divisi. The middle section is faster, providing a buoyant contrast before the return of the

This artful setting of Psalm 139:23-24 creates a spellbinding impact enhanced by beautiful piano and cello accompaniment. Layered vocal writing weaves luscious harmonies with occasional clusters and divisi.

The Garden of Gethsemane is the scene for this profoundly emotional sacred tone poem. Full-spectrum harmonic writing in the vocal parts brings the shadows of this important moment to life. Piano

For Eastertide, this anthem of praise calls for renewal, restoration, and revival. Framed as a call to worship, the verses conclude with a distinctive mixed-meter pattern that overflows with joyful

Designed to set the stage for the beginning of Lent, this meditative anthem is filled with moments of deep beauty. Flexible voicing for solos or sections makes this reflective offering useful for groups of

This original Christmas offering is centered in the mystery of the Trinity. Somewhat unique for a seasonal selection, the music is traditional in style and filled with expressive hymnlike harmonies. A

Full of assurance and confidence, this festive selection is a call to ministry. Using the hymn tune ST PETER, the original text asks God's guidance that we might serve others. Optional B-flat trumpet

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

A treasured truth for troubled times, this anthem's theme is beautifully poignant. After an initial statement in English, the same text is expressed in Latin (with English alternative), bringing the ancient