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This rich setting includes all four verses of the hymn for choir with piano and/or orchestra accompaniment. The choral parts begin with unison singing of the first verse followed by alternating phrases of

This hymn has been expanded from the original setting, creating a tender anthem with optional flute, ideal for communion and sacramental use. The comforting tune draws the listener in and reflects the need

Hearkening back to the days of medieval poetry, wandering minstrels and mystery plays, hear the sounds and musical styles of early Britain. The ancient Christmas poem takes on a whole new vitality in a

A chant-like sensibility pervades this challenging meditation on the nuances of waiting for the Holy Child's coming. Unison lines interwoven with divisi parts require vocal control and discipline, but the

A festive introit for the season of lights is unveiled in this new collaborative anthem. Incorporating VRUECHTEN, a hymn theme typically associated with Eastertide, this re-thinking places a substantial

"We are longing for the Light." Appropriate for Advent or a Service of Lessons and Carols, this very effective piece is based on a Russian folk song, with brief references to VENI EMMANUEL. Accompanied by

Set to the tune KINGSFOLD, this Isaac Watts hymn text takes on a mysterious and somber character in this exquisite arrangement. Simply scored for piano, choir, and solo violin, the harmonic structure and

Originally conceived with full orchestra accompaniment, this glorious setting of LASST UNS ERFREUEN also works well with organ accompaniment. The choral texture varies by stanza and includes some choral

This rousing arrangement of the well-known Palm Sunday hymn for choir, organ, optional brass quartet, and optional congregation contains powerful interludes and modulations that will make this a great

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

A fresh take on a traditional hymn for Palm Sunday, two flutes and snare drum join the piano in accompanying the crowds through the streets of Jerusalem. Building in exuberance as the piece moves through

Choir, handbells, brass, and congregation join together for this Palm Sunday hymn of praise! A driving accompaniment characterizes the first and third stanzas with standard harmonies, while the second

This beautiful arrangement of the traditional German carol, scored for SATB choir and optional French horn, is rich and warm in its harmonies and gentle rhythms. The strength of the dynamics may be further

This beautifully written anthem for Christmas is based on Gelobet seist du, Jesu Christ from a chorale written by Martin Luther and first published in 1524. Truly

A timely anthem that speaks to God’s constancy in everchanging times, the melody of this 3-part canon is beautifully written to reflect the reassuring text. Scored for a cappella choir, there are also

In Philippians 4:13, the apostle Paul states that all things are possible through Christ. When faced with personal and family hardship, this beautiful affirmation of faith emphasizes how Christ provides

After a lengthy introduction featuring organ and C instrument, the choir enters singing HOLY MANNA, first in unison and then in canon. Transitional harmonic regions color the third verse, then the return of

For Easter Day, this spirited anthem by Joel Raney combines voices with organ or piano and optional brass and handbells in a glorious exclamation that the risen King lives! An appearance of Beethoven's

An Easter anthem based on the composer's original hymn tune, ST MARY. Majestic organ accompanies choir and optional congregation and trumpet through three verses expressing joy in the risen, triumphant

Using the familiar hymn tune W Zlobie Lezy, this Easter anthem is quickly learned but makes a powerful impact. Unison singing alternates with sections of four-part writing and the last verse

Catchy and upbeat, this song for Easter Sunday and the following season emphasizes both the Resurrection and the "rising up from the water" of all those initiated into Christ's paschal mystery. As such, it