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This popular choral adaptation of a Kenyan folk song features a new text based on the psalms, call-and-response and layered textures, with optional percussion and flute.  Great fun for singers of all

This playful original shouts for joy to God in Latin. The three parts echo, respond, and layer upon each other until a contrasting middle section when they come together to "sing a song of gladness!" Great

This haunting melody from the Italian Renaissance has been recorded most recently by Charlotte Church and Andrea Bocelli. Patrick Liebergen's setting features straightforward vocal lines, a supportive piano

In celebration of the 75th anniversary of Choristers Guild, this spirited anthem was written in honor of the remarkable Helen Kemp. Her beloved mantra is brought to life: "Body, mind, spirit, voice: it

This thoughtful update of the hymn Children of the Heavenly Father is a fresh statement of faith and belonging. A charming, accessible partner tune heralds God's love. This sweet and simple piece

This fascinating text by Thomas Troeger is constructed like a chain of talismans: "Heart, hold fast. One truth clasp: Center on Christ alone." William Beckstrand has crafted a lovely two-part treble setting

Utilizing Dvorak's theme, this is an emotional retelling of the Prodigal Son that expresses the conflict in this parable, followed by the reassurance of grace and forgiveness. The choral writing for mixed

A winsome poem is set to the well-known Welsh tune CYMRAEG with lyrical piano accompaniment. Challenging listeners to find their place in the world, this song of the journey is enriched by warm harmonies

Only an artfully crafted melody suits this beloved hymn text. In this original composition, arching melodic lines are tastefully supported in the piano accompaniment, making this a definitive and expressive

This flexible set of a cappella rounds includes four pieces: Sing a Joyful Song; Love Each Other; Give Thanks to God and I Am Loved. These sacred rounds can be incorporated

"Friends are friends forever..." this beautifully expressive pop ballad by Michael W. Smith is a perennial favorite of school and church choirs.

Whether you first heard this as a child in Sunday School or know it from its origin as a traditional Quaker hymn, you will enjoy this lively and fun arrangement from Joseph Martin! With a gospel-style piano