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With its unique title, A Million Notes was inspired by Psalm 136 and celebrates a lifetime of musical service and devotion. Pepper Choplin writes "just for fun, I calculated (and guessed) that in

This driving a cappella anthem is appropriate for Christmas worship and holiday concerts. The vocal parts are intuitive and singable, featuring an antiphonal dialogue between the SA and TB voices. Modal

Psalm 133 is the text of this distinctive anthem by A.F. Schultz. Atmospheric, chant-like music opens the piece, which builds expressively to an energetic and thrilling conclusion.

Based on scripture from Matthew 7:24-27, this anthem has a fun, swing-style quality to it that's enhanced with the optional rhythm accompaniment. Well-written vocal parts, complete with grace notes and a

With a bold, uplifting tune, this celebration of Christian unity is ideal for special church celebrations. The anthem offers a full orchestration, a smaller orchestration for brass and percussion, and an

Inspired by Psalms 47 and 57, this piece is an energetic and upbeat anthem of celebration. Unison lines burst in and out of four-part harmony, and syncopated melodic figures are passed back and forth from

King David's words to his son Solomon form the text of this dramatic anthem: "Be strong and courageous, and do the work." Eugene Butler's music, accompanied by organ, emphasizes the strength that God

This remarkable and powerful anthem for Holy Week is based on a seventeenth-century text of Francis Quarles. The drama of the trembling earth and tearing of the veil are vividly portrayed. The work ends

The text of this anthem reflects on God being ever-present and infusing all things. The music is lyrical and yearning, treating the words with great expressivity. Set for SATB divisi voices and piano, this

The Swedish Children of the Heavenly Father melody is paired with a fresh text in this selection that serves as a powerful reminder that God's guidance and strength give us the faith to

Latin and English text are combined in this canticle of praise. Mixed meters and the use of accents drive the energy of the piece. A mystical atmospheric section adds contrast before the return of the