A great choice for holiday concerts and throughout the year, this rhythmic setting of the traditional Latin text is fun to sing and impressive to perform. Some simple mixed meter and syncopation add to the

Peace and tranquility are truly experienced in this beautiful arrangement of the traditional Northumbrian folk song. Warm choral sonorities and an accompaniment that ebbs and flows are hallmarks of this

"Deep peace of a soft white dove to you; Deep peace of a quiet rain; Deep peace of the ebbing wave to you. Deep peace I send to you." This incredibly beautiful and heartrending setting of a precious text by

"Welcome season of delight. Welcome on this winter night." Open your December concert or madrigal dinner festivities with this sturdy, engaging choral fanfare. The largely independent piano part adds

Opening with a stirring fanfare, this Easter-morning anthem is a proclamation of celebration! New resurrection lyrics are set to the sturdy FINLANDIA tune resulting in a fresh musical approach. Perfect for

This affirmative anthem is one of Douglas E. Wagner's best-known sacred works, available in print once again. From the exultant opening to the lyrical central section celebrating that "God is Love," this

Three well-known secular carol tunes are showcased in this big and brassy, bright and flashy seasonal extravaganza, especially suited as a concert opener. Beginning with a cascade of chimes, soaring

The text of this vibrant, festive anthem comes from familiar works of the prophet Isaiah. "But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles." The words

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 festive anthem with optional brass and timpani is a burst of Christmas joy, evoking the angels singing in the sky to mark the birth of the Savior. A quiet inner section reflects on seeing the tiny

This lovely 17th-century motet by Johann Wolfgang Franck is arranged in a setting that makes it highly approachable for church choirs. Charlotte Lee's original text celebrates the gifts and indwelling of