The resoluteness of this original tune is a perfect fit for a Charles Wesley hymn recounting the story of Isaac and Abraham, evoking unswerving faith amid the test of sacrifice. The varied a cappella choral
This 13th-century traditional Basque carol is paired with the Annunciation text found in Luke 1:26-38. The choral texture varies by verse, with sectional contrast and women's divisi highlighting the
Inspired by Ave Maria composed by the Renaissance Spanish composer Francisco Guerrero, this very interesting work co-mingles the Renaissance style with modern harmonic language. It begins with an
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James Weldon Johnson, a Florida native, was born in 1871. He became one of the most influential figures of the Harlem Renaissance through his work as an author and civil rights activist. In 1917, he
Retaining the beauty of the original text and tune (MARVEL), this arrangement incorporates new melodic lines and expanded choral harmonies that mix old and new. The choral texture varies by verse and
Painting with both text and tone, this piece is set for choir and keyboard with very effective optional flute and string quartet. It opens with a short introduction followed by upper voices in unison
Four of the "O" antiphons are the text basis for this Advent song that connects to the etymology of "Bethlehem" meaning "house of bread." Includes solo or SATB for verses and SATB or assembly on refrains,
This contemporary setting is a musical reimagining of the 19th-century hymn of the same title. The music with the words creates a strong sense of urgency using lilting rhythms and a suspended harmonic
There is no better way to musically bless those embarking on a new beginning (graduation, marriage, sending forth on mission, etc.) than to offer this tender a cappella setting of the traditional Irish
Alleluia! Wake the hearts and minds of each singer and listener with this Eastertide song in praise of Christ. Scored for SATB voices, hand drum and tambourine, this arrangement provides a rousing addition
This lovely, reflective anthem sets a lesser-known Rossetti poem Christmas Eve ("Christmas hath a darkness"). Keyboard introduction and interludes set apart the verses for treble voices, SATB a
Alleluia! This spirited setting of the hymn tune MADRID is given extra verve with instrumental fanfares and interludes, full choral harmony, and a majestic finale with a brilliant descant. Amen!
An extended fanfare opens this setting of HYFRYDOL for choir, assembly, organ, brass, and timpani. With two texts: Alleluia! Sing to Jesus! and Lord, You Give the Great Commission, this
For seasonal worship or school concerts, this lovely setting of Blake's text focuses on the inherent clash between the corruption of the world and the innocence of youth. The choral verses progress
Deep Peace by Irish composer Bernard Sexton is an exquisite choral miniature. The familiar Gaelic blessing invokes all of creation, and finally Christ, to bestow blessing. This gem will be a great
Embracing the original meaning of the word "carol" as a joyful song and also a kind of dance in a ring, this setting of a Timothy Dudley-Smith text captures the spirited jubilation of the Easter season. The
An original, unique tune and harmonization are paired with the traditional text in this awe-inspiring musical creation. The piano accompaniment gently flows beneath a melody that blooms from a unison
Set to the well-known tune ADORO TE DEVOTE, Jeanne Cotter has crafted a timely text bringing to light the concern we need to show our earth and the environment we live in. Choirs will learn this piece
Set to ADORO TE DEVOTE, this choral setting with original text was composed to emphasize Pope Francis' desire to care for our planet in all its beauty. The piano accompaniment is through-composed with
Hinted in the title, this hymn text looks at the Nativity through the lens of people's longing to gather for fellowship and community. The pentatonic melody begins in the bass and moves almost antiphonally
After an initial setting of the Gloria, a portion of the text from the Prayer of St. Francis ("Where there is doubt, faith. Where there is despair, let there be hope") joins the Gloria text. Musically, the