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Classic hymnody is celebrated in this festive concertato-style offering for Palm Sunday. Bringing choir and congregation together in praise, this unifying acclamation is a strong service opener and backdrop

Opening with the traditional tune VESPER HYMN, heard first in the women's and then the men's verses, this setting modulates as the piano becomes more involved and the choir sings original music. The

Inspired by the classic carol text Silent Night, Holy Night, this setting moves beyond its source material and delivers an exquisite portrait of Christmas grace. A memorable melody propels the

The journey of faith is beautifully presented in this classic hymn text, reimagined with expressive new music. With an almost Celtic feel, the lovely melody will bring new meaning to the hopeful text and is

This short Advent song is a useful and creative response for Advent candle lighting. The original melody is reminiscent of and briefly quotes O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. Four verses are featured, one

A versatile and unique offering for the holidays, this one-of-a-kind carol compilation was designed to bring your congregation or community to the forefront in Christmas worship. Perform the carols

Bring your worship service to a graceful conclusion with this flexible benediction that may be performed a cappella or accompanied, with one or both verses. The text is adapted from Martin Luther, and the

Alive with purpose, this psalm-inspired canticle is filled with musical variety and powerful words of worship. A vibrant main theme connects to a lyrical middle section, then an innovative ostinato leads

Nuanced and gentle, the text of this piece is steeped in worship and affirms the journey of faith. At just under two minutes, this is easy to learn, singable, and provides a prayerful and memorable moment

With a joyful flourish, this fanfare on the traditional OLD HUNDREDTH employs colorful sequencing harmonies and optional orchestration to add majesty to this brief, powerful offering. Chorusing amens rise

The prophetic Word becomes song in this warm Advent selection that includes long flowing phrases and a graceful modulation that ultimately leads to the quiet close. The extended interlude in the middle has

"Father, Father, take this cup away." These words lead the listener into the shadows of Gethsemane and the anguish of the suffering Christ. Sung from the viewpoint of Jesus talking first to his Father, then

This deeply emotive anthem from the cantata Lamentations of the Lamb invites the listener to consider the betrayal the Savior experienced on His path to the cross. Bestowed with a winding and

A quintessential Christmas classic is skillfully arranged for choir, baritone solo, and optional orchestra. Equally at home in concert halls and sanctuaries, it is faithful to the original, has stellar

Based on COVENTRY CAROL, this dynamic setting opens with dramatic piano and women on "oo." SATB voices enter unaccompanied with the Christmas verse. The piano returns with the women for verse 2, whose

Bright with quasi-classical vitality, this anthem celebrates the idea that God sings over us with great joy. Compelling and dance-like in spirit, the music conveys this joy with rich counterpoint, an

A festival arrangement of a great hymn! Masterful arranging using orchestra or full piano resources reinforces choral security and brings grace and power to this adored hymn. Repetition of the refrain

This sacred tone poem is perfect for the season of Pentecost. The Gibbons tune is given some rhythmic shifting which suits the metric flow of the text. The delicate piano accompaniment is expressive yet

This anthem mixes a classical theme and a modern worship aesthetic with a text that celebrates the character of God. Respectfully presented, this is sure to be a welcome addition to your worship.

A contrapuntal statement of "Sing joy!" opens this unaccompanied holiday arrangement of Handel's classic chorus for church or school, and this refrain acts as the anchor for each section. SSATB voices sing

Every choir library needs an anthem like this practical yet expressive setting of Psalm 100. Written with a jubilant, classical spirit, it features nicely sculpted vocal lines with countermelodies that add

This is an exciting, almost cinematic approach to this prayerful text. Based on Psalm 23, the sweeping up-tempo choral writing incorporates mixed meter and unusual harmonies making this a forceful plea