Deuteronomy 30

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

A lilting 6/8 setting of Psalm 103, this is scored for SATB voices, descant, and congregation, with piano and optional 3-5 octave handbells. First the choir sings the antiphon and the congregation copies

Adapted from Psalm 103, this accessible and joyful setting is useful throughout the church year. Solid three-part writing with limited range for the bass part makes this a great choice for slim Sundays or

This newly-composed Christmas carol is a gentle invitation to the mystery of the Incarnation. The melody, scored for SAB voices and optional congregation, could also be sung by children's voices.

The text for this piece is attributed to St. Ambrose of Milan and speaks of the glorious gifts of God as seen through the lives of those who have gone before. The DEO GRACIAS tune is presented in a quick

The familiar tune BEACH SPRING is used in this accessible and flowing setting of this great communion text. The organ and vocal part is simple and effective. There are a few a cappella measures that are

This hymn concertato begins with a lovely flute and organ introduction that quotes Saint Columba with some elaborations. Six stanzas are included, three in unison, two for two-part mixed voices, and one

Mark Shepperd sets the Prayer of St. Francis in a through-composed fashion, as is the nature of the text. For SAB voices and piano, it opens with a soprano soloist (optional). The vocal texture is

This striking Easter anthem on the tune LASST UNS ERFREUEN, scored for choir, congregation, brass quintet, timpani, handbells (3-5 octaves) and organ, is perfect for the traditional church on Easter Sunday!

Purcell's familiar vocal duet Sound the Trumpet is presented for two-part mixed choir and a more recent two-part treble in this effervescent transcription. Using text from the Psalms,

An accessible setting of a text based on Philippians 4, this original encourages us to think on the things that are good. The simplicity implied in the text is matched with a simple yet lovely choral