For cantor, unison choir, assembly, and keyboard, this simple setting of Luke's Beatitudes (Luke 6:20-26) has a gentle accompaniment that perfectly spotlights the beloved scripture passage. The assembly

From Celtic Psalms, Volume 3, these are excerpts for solo or mixed ensemble and assembly. Accompanied by piano, guitar, optional C instruments and cello. The violin and viola parts are for The

Antiphons for use during communion during the Easter Season. For unison choir, cantor, assembly, with optional descant. Topics: Eternal Life, Ascension, Glory of God, Joy, Pentecost, Resurrection. Full

Matthew Koraus has crafted a sturdy and very singable set of acclamations for the Eucharistic Prayer based on the hymn tune Diademata, ideal for the long season of Easter as well as Christ the King and

The chant tone for this setting is from the Nicene Creed from the composer's Jubilation Mass. Verses may be sung in unison or SATB (doubling the keyboard). A refrain is provided, or it can be sung

This original setting of the Kyrie and the Agnus Dei with piano and optional flute may be sung in the normal liturgical spots, as offertory, or during communion. Purchase only one copy,

This short refrain was written either as a dismissal of the children from the service or when children are the focus of the service. Its cheerful, upbeat nature will be appealing to children, and its

This setting of texts is the sung version of the revised rite (2017.) The verses are written out to be sung freely by the priest or deacon, followed by simple refrains that are first sung by a cantor, and

This cantor, choir, and assembly-friendly setting of the Sequence for Pentecost usesthe approved text from The Roman Missal. The stepwise motion of the lyrical melody facilitates a quick learn. The piece

An invaluable resource, this collection features introits scored for SATB voices and soloist that are easy to learn and full of interesting musical possibilities for the entire liturgical year. Consider

Designed for congregational participation, two different refrains/responses are included. Frequently referred to as the  "marriage and/or family psalm," this piece is fitting for any service with those

Developing choirs will be motivated and engaged by this unique set of three, short, original a cappella pieces. Written in contrasting styles, the opening Gloria In Excelsis Deo is exuberant and

These unison settings of Create In Me a Clean Heart and Out of the Depths are constructed in a way that they may be sung completely by the choir, or the choir may alternate with a soloist. Useful for Ash