An original hymn tune and text celebrate the work and mystery of the Trinity. This is a lovely setting for children's voices, unison adult voices, or a combination of the two. A reproducible congregational

The traditional Holy, Holy, Holy text is given a new treatment with sensitive piano accompaniment and optional violin and cello. Long melodic lines with creative countermelodies add color and

For liturgical use on Trinity Sunday, or in general worship throughout the year. Part of the larger Revival collection which takes traditional hymns and creates arrangements for contemporary ensembles to

This hymn concertato is scored for SAB choir, organ, congregation or assembly, and optional trumpet. It is majestic and festive in nature, with interludes that occur between each stanza. The third stanza is

Dan Forrest offers a setting of this well-known hymn celebrating the Trinity. Opening with a quiet and reflective mood, this artful setting continues to build to a full finish with beautiful harmonies and

From the Revival collection, this piece uses the traditional tune NICEA with the Hebert text. Scored for SAB choir, assembly, keyboard, and guitar with optional C instruments. For added texture,

In this majestic arrangement, Molly Ijames enhances the powerful words and melody of one of the most beloved hymns of all time. The organ, piano, and resounding brass and timpani truly make this anthem

This glorious musical depiction of the honor, strength, power, and authority of the Holy Trinity by Thomas Tallis is part of the series of English responds from the 16th century, edited by Sally Dunkley. It