This beautiful Swedish folk hymn Tryggare Kan Ingen Var is beautifully set in a hymn style for the concert stage. The SATB divisi a cappella setting allows for subtle changes between verses and

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

In what has become a viral YouTube virtual choir sensation, the Podd brothers have carefully crafted an exceptionally artistic arrangement of this classic song that has a contemporary vibe. A flowing piano

A remarkable, radiant setting of Kathleen Thomerson's beloved hymn tune HOUSTON. Trenney's superb craftsmanship shines through and sets this arrangement above the norm. An excellent anthem of general

Brimming with nostalgia, this Southern hymn medley features snippets of many well-loved gospel greats, all centering on heaven, beginning and ending with "I'll fly away, O glory!"  Choirs will have fun

Mack Wilberg's a cappella setting of a tune from The Sacred Harp is strong and march-like. Highlights include accented rhythms, percussive vocal lines, tonal shifts, and some divisi, contributing

This anthem extends the love and comfort of Christ to the listener. The captivating tune, quoting MCAFEE, beautifully blends with the beloved Near the Heart of God text. Different and

Mark Patterson has created a lush SATB divisi a cappella setting of this timeless hymn that prompts the listener to pause and gain a new perspective. Close harmonies and atmospheric background moving voices

A spectacular reimagining of the celebrated Shaker song made famous by Aaron Copland in Appalachian Spring! This American classic is sent soaring in this joyful and energetic arrangement that tugs at the

In just six lines of poetry, this well-known and highly-regarded hymn, Spirit of Life, deals with nearly all the key concepts cherished by one's faith. Set solo flute, piano/harp and SATB

Kenneth Dake has imagined a glorious a cappella setting of the traditional hymn in a slow 6/8 meter. The vocal lines require eight-part divisi, but the gorgeous colors are worth the effort. 

First written as the bright, opening movement of Heavenly Home: Three American Songs, this enduring gospel favorite is set with a straightforward first verse and chorus. The next two verses combine