George Emlen's Sanctus is a varied setting of the traditional Latin text and is highly suitable for service, concert, or festival. Beautifully expressive, the music features both contrapuntal and

Eugene Butler's anthem takes Psalm 119:1–7 as its text, celebrating the joy of those who walk with the Lord. A soaring melody and stirring accompaniment build towards a grand conclusion.

Douglas Wagner's original setting of an anonymous sixteenth-century carol text speaks of a bird traveling to visit the newborn Jesus in the manger. The music features a memorable melody and flexible

This vibrant and highly rhythmic work by Angela Kraft Cross sets words from Psalm 81 in both Latin and English. The exhortation to "Sing joyfully to God" is vividly portrayed.

Dan Forrest offers a setting of this well-known hymn celebrating the Trinity. Opening with a quiet and reflective mood, this artful setting continues to build to a full finish with beautiful harmonies and

Jantz Black has created a lovely 3/4 time melody to suit this popular carol text. With use of divisi, a thoughtful third verse in 4/4 and some a cappella writing, the listener has the opportunity to hear

Bryan Sharpe provides a unique a cappella setting of the popular worship song. Utilizing an emerging trend of vocal techniques and equally effective with one singer on a part or with full choir. Consider

Larry Shackley's lovely arrangement of this Southern Harmony favorite features a striking modal melody that reinforces an atmospheric accompaniment suggestive of the march of the magi. Your congregation is

A practical collection of some of the most beloved Christmas carols for sacred or secular Christmas settings, arranged for violin duet with piano accompaniment. Titles include: Carol of the Bells; Ding

A collection of solos for Lent, Easter, Communion and offertory use. Titles include: O Sacred Head, Now Wounded; Were You There?; Beneath the Cross of Jesus; When I Survey the Wondrous Cross and