Based in part on Genesis 3:19, this anthem was designed for Ash Wednesday. Written for assembly, SAB choir, keyboard, guitar, oboe, and cello, the music and text combine to create a meaningful piece for the

Serving as the epilogue to Warner's larger musical work "The Passion of Saint John," this anthem features an original hymn tune, CODLADH, with text that captures the sorrowful mood of Good Friday. The

With well-placed poignant dissonances, the refrain melody captures the yearning nature of Jesus' statement in Matthew 26: "Father, if it is not possible for this cup to pass without my drinking it, your

Featuring a reflective text by Michael Joncas, the expansive melody and lush harmonic language create a beautiful setting for use during Lent. Accompanied by piano and guitar with violin or flute obbligato,

With six verses for general use and another six specifically for Holy Thursday, this liturgically flexible assembly song is a moving reflection on God's boundless love for us. It touches on topics of faith,

Using the Welsh version of Psalm 23 paired with the well-known Scottish melody LOCH LOMOND, this anthem will be a lovely and welcome addition to your choir's repertoire. Six verses of the psalm are

Contemplative and comforting, with topics such as God's love for us, our longing for God, and eternal life in heaven. This chant-like assembly song is scored for SAB choir, piano, guitar, and oboe.

This piece set for choir and assembly for use on Good Friday marries a paraphrase of the Solemn Reproaches with the Latin chant AVE VERUM CORPUS. The invocation and five verses are in unison, representing

Presented with a fresh new SATB choral arrangement (with the keyboard score) alongside the original three-part arrangement (with the guitar score), this contemporary title is appropriate for any liturgy

With gentle devotion and lyric beauty, this heartfelt anthem brings a new level of expression to a beloved text from the Requiem Mass. Your choir and soprano soloist will bring a fervent and devoted prayer

This Good Friday psalm of lament echoes the scripture, "He was pierced for our offenses, crushed for our sins" and powerfully describes the final moments on the cross. Yet the major mode, flowing

Score for SAB choir, soloist, piano, flute, french horn and cello this is a great setting of the text "who do you say that I am, do you love me?" Appropriate, touching and engaging.   

This piece is modeled after Medieval Christmas and Easter carols that are based on symbolic images from nature. The Thorn Tree evokes the suffering of Christ before finally blooming to

Though it is set in a gently lilting style, this song contains a strong message of conversion. The ostinato refrain, set for SATB choir, can be sung quietly or hummed under the verses. Two sets of verses,