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Appropriate for All Saints, Easter or general use, this choral reflection on Revelation 21:1-4 has two versions: cello and piano; and violin, cello, and organ. Affirming and lovely.

This expansive and reflective setting of the Beatitudes is influenced by Eastern Orthodox choral traditions. The use of a sonorous tone brings out the voices as they move through the homophonic texture. The

From Peter Hilliard comes this dynamic musical offering on a text by 17th-century Welsh metaphysical poet Henry Vaughan. A simple melody is embellished throughout to underscore images from the text, and a

The transcendent glory of the traditional Latin text is treated with great sensitivity and depth in this superb setting for capable sanctuary, concert or festival choirs! With sweeping vocal lines and

This large-scale anthem creatively adapts the text O God, Our Help in Ages Past and pairs it with exciting original music that incorporates fragments of the tune ST. ANNE. A soaring melodic refrain

This SAB setting of this Renaissance tune is given a superb treatment by Chris DeSilva. It can be accompanied by percussion, flutes, and trumpets. It's rhythmic vitality and Advent proclamation is suitable

Powerful and majestic, this fierce arrangement of an old favorite was designed to have an effect on the singer and listener alike. Featuring soaring vocal lines and an active and dynamic piano

This joyful, sprightly carol comes from Sir David Willcocks: A Celebration in Carols. With its uplifting 7/8 time signature, memorable melody, rich and diverse textures, and delightful orchestral

A traditional English Christmas carol appears in a festive, creative setting with three excellent accompaniment options: organ; brass quintet with timpani and organ; or full orchestra. The varied choral

This piece is a perfect choice for a festive Easter morning celebration or spring concert. The mixed meter creates the feel of a dance as the text proclaims the triumph of Christ's resurrection. "Arisen" is

This stunning setting uses text from Micah 6:6-8 and is dedicated to Dr. Anton Armstrong in celebration of his 25th season as conductor of the St. Olaf Choir. This selection is characterized by simple,