This setting of the Luis Bojo text and tune (SANTO DOMINGO) is infectious fun from beginning to end. Percussion is optional, but simple and very effective. There is a section where the women and men each

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.

Two traditional American spirituals are blended into one lively Easter medley in this bright and exuberant selection. This anthem celebrates the Resurrection of Christ and reminds believers of His expected

This exclamatory anthem is a joyous proclamation of Christ's resurrection. The regal opening features bold choral divisi before settling into a unison statement of the fanfare-like melody. The final section

This dynamic Easter hymn from the Getty writing group offers an unforgettable Celtic celebration. Joel Raney creatively sets up the opening with a hint of the traditional spiritual He Never Said a

This regal and festive Easter anthem celebrates the vanquishing of darkness on that Resurrection morning. Several chant-like interludes are fixed between vibrant, fanfare-like music.

This setting of Charles Wesley's classic text to Nancy Hill Cobb's original music is majestic and triumphant. Each phrase of the text is treated with care to portray its power and effectiveness between the

Suitable for Pentecost or general worship, here is a lovely new setting of the ancient text: "Come, Holy Ghost, Creator blest, and in our hearts take up Your rest... come, Spirit, come and make us

Building from a rhythmic ostinato, this triumphant anthem arrangement soars with energy and grandeur on the DIADEMATA hymn tune. Cleverly interweaving Beethoven's HYMN TO JOY, in addition to the powerful

This majestic original anthem from the Easter cantata The Resurrection of the Messiah celebrates the risen Christ with majesty and glory. The powerfully stated lyrics and climactic ending make this

Easter triumph resounds from the opening fanfare of this brilliant arrangement of LANCASHIRE. Scored for SATB voices and organ, it features congregation throughout and optional brass quartet and timpani.

This Easter Sunday introit is a perfect way to begin your resurrection celebration with a powerful opening for choir, organ, brass, and handbells. The text is a verse of Crown Him with Many Crowns

This rousing original Easter anthem, with organ and brass accompaniment, lifts a chorus of "alleluias" in praise of the risen Christ. This is an exciting anthem for Easter!

The power and excitement of the Resurrection are captured in this dynamic new setting of the familiar EASTER HYMN. Mixed meters and modal harmonies are contrasted with a simply set section that the

The ancient hymn tune PUER NOBIS comes from Ireland, and this celebratory anthem takes the melody - and listener - back to its Irish roots!  With four-hand piano accompaniment and a tambourine for

A distinctive way to open your resurrection celebration, this grand Easter fanfare by Mark Shepperd is scored for mixed chorus with brass quartet, plus optional timpani.

With a fanfare-style introduction, the words "Glory! He is lifted up to ascend to Heaven's glory!" ring out in celebration. The original words and music are met with a section incorporating the hymn tune

This choral fantasy uses the hymn tune VRUECHTEN as its underpinning but riffs on the tune by altering the phrasing, cadences, and even takes an excursion into the relative minor. Divisi parts form two

The words of Jesus come to life in this compelling and reverent worship ballad. Full of scriptural references, it powerfully states the message of who Jesus is. The anthem builds to a stirring finish with

This classic Gaither song has been expertly arranged, retaining the character of the widely loved and powerful song and incorporating the option for a soaring orchestration. This proclamation of faith and

Using the rousing early American tune SHOUT ON from The Sacred Harp, this joyful anthem expresses confidence in the truth of the resurrection. With exciting vocal lines and some harmonic surprises

The setting of EASTER HYMN begins with an exciting brass brass and organ fanfare that effectively sets the tone. The organist plays from the full score, and a reproducible page for the congregation is