Job 34

This short choral setting of the 15th-century text using a mixture of languages is scored for SATB a cappella choir with minimal divisi in the soprano and bass sections and is of easy to medium difficulty.

A beautiful rendering of this well-known Lenten text, for two-part harmony and optional accompaniment. Occasional dissonances add drama and tension to this traditional composition. Beautiful.

Based in part on Genesis 3:19, this anthem was designed for Ash Wednesday. Written for assembly, SAB choir, keyboard, guitar, oboe, and cello, the music and text combine to create a meaningful piece for the

This is a bilingual octavo edition of this well-loved title, bringing to new audiences a song whose Spanish-only version has been popular within the Hispanic community and beyond for over twenty years. With

This hymn has a memorable melody that is supported by organ or piano, guitar, and/or optional instruments. Flexibly voiced with soprano descant on the last verse and written in accessible 3/4, it is sure to

This touching text, along with its versatile melody, paints a beautiful picture not only of the peace that Christ brings but the hope He brings as well. Imaginatively scored for choir, descant, keyboard,

With text and melody written by M.D. Ridge, Steven Ottomanyi brings this beautiful lullaby to life with an arrangement for SATB choir, descant, piano or harp, and oboe. This octavo also includes both a

This new text, by M.D. Ridge, beautifully conveys the humble birth of our Savior and the continuing call to come to the stable, like the wise men, to honor Jesus. T.R. Smith here presents his lovely musical

This simple and solemn arrangement of The Roman Missal Entrance Antiphons sets a prayerful and jubilant tone for each of the Sundays of the Easter Season. Flexible performance options are included, from

Two well-known hymn tunes for the carol Away in a Manger, CRADLE SONG and MUELLER, are creatively and effectively brought together in this compact arrangement. Almost a partner song, an original

Useful as an anthem or short communion meditation, this setting of the familiar text offers several performance options. Sung alone, the anthem is less than a minute in length. The addition of organ, piano

This song teaches children the meaning of the name "Emmanuel" while highlighting Jesus' human birth and simultaneous divinity. Using simple call-and-response phrases for the refrain and verses, children

This two-part anthem for women's choir is both simple and beautiful. The texture alternates between a cappella voices and keyboard interludes, with the two joining forces toward the end. With a text based

This excellent modern Pentecost hymn will add a great deal to your worship. This Biblically based hymn tells the story of Holy Spirit with the disciples throughout their ministry. It is scored for assembly,

This traditional English folk song offers a charming, childlike depiction of the Nativity (also appropriate for Epiphany). While the piece can be sung as written with vocal harmonies on verses two and

This well-known hymn gets a fresh new arrangement for choir and congregation with a virtuosic organ accompaniment. Each verse is arranged differently, from an initial presentation in unison to a lush a

Freely adapted from the well-known prayer of St. Francis, this lovely setting intersperses the Filipino word kapayapaan, meaning "peace be with you," throughout the English text. The setting is

Using the Welsh version of Psalm 23 paired with the well-known Scottish melody LOCH LOMOND, this anthem will be a lovely and welcome addition to your choir's repertoire. Six verses of the psalm are

This short refrain was written either as a dismissal of the children from the service or when children are the focus of the service. Its cheerful, upbeat nature will be appealing to children, and its

With a wide-ranging topical scope - care of the sick, church, comfort, healing, light, love for others, praise, Christian life, and the resurrection - this anthem will be appropriate for many liturgical

Genevieve Glen's reflection on the passion, death, and resurrection of Christ is effectively set to music for choir, keyboard, guitar, and solo instrument in C. The included simple hymn version complements

With a text that includes writings from St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Paul, and St. Augustine ("May we become what we receive"), this Communion song is both beautiful and catechetical. Scored for choir with

With a flexible voicing, this lovely arrangement of the well-known hymn tune DIVINUM MYSTERIUM is ideal for smaller choirs. Because it is set in a compound meter rather than the equal note values of

Based on John 14:27 and 16:33, this anthem speaks a peace-filled message. The lyrical vocal lines and simple text combine to transport singers and listeners to a place of great worship and beauty. The