Terry Osman provides us with a fresh and elegant setting of this nineteenth-century hymn tune. Beautifully expressive phrasing highlights the memorable melody and seamless transitions are featured as the

This reproducible collection is perfect for performance situations with limited ringers. Featuring Christmas carols from around the world, this delightful collection also contains suggested arrangements for

This is a meaningful and thoughtful setting of Psalm 23. Larry Shackley creatively sets each portion of the text without overdramatizing any particular portion. Approachable by most church choirs, it's

This budget-saving collection offers five of Keith Getty's most popular songs created in collaboration with Kristyn Getty, Phil Madeira, Jonathan Rea, and Stuart Townend. This resource for SATB, SAB and

Franklin Ashdown's exciting collection contains a postlude for every season of the church year. The postludes for Advent through Easter are each based on a familiar hymn of the season, and the book

This hauntingly beautiful arrangement features the gentle feel of a lullaby and an interesting mixture of major and minor modes. Adapted and translated from the traditional carol, it alternates between

With its unique title, A Million Notes was inspired by Psalm 136 and celebrates a lifetime of musical service and devotion. Pepper Choplin writes "just for fun, I calculated (and guessed) that in

Fresh life has been breathed into eight of our most cherished hymns and spirituals. This creative collection contains a wide variety of music perfect for moments of prayer and contemplation as well as times

This striking setting of text from Psalm 136 celebrates the love of God that reaches to the heavens. Accompanied by organ, the piece has a brief a cappella section and ends with a prayerful chant-style

This vibrant and resounding collection enthusiastically welcomes our Risen Christ on Easter morning! These three settings of very familiar hymn tunes provide three moments of musical celebration,

This exuberant original will make an excellent fanfare or processional for Christmas concerts or services. The call-and-response style is easy to learn and lends itself to antiphonal performance. The text