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 creative hymn concertato begins with an organ and brass fanfare followed by the congregation singing the CORONATION tune and alternating verses with the choir singing the DIADEM tune. Bright and

From the hymn collection A Festival of Hymns, this majestic arrangement of Amazing Grace resounds in a dynamic arrangement for choir, keyboard, and optional orchestra. The congregation can

A sumptuous banquet of six Christmas carols, this festival setting includes two verses each of Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming; Infant Holy, Infant Lowly; Winds Through the Olive Trees; Ding Dong! Merrily

Hymn tunes SCHULZ and DUKE STREET are creatively woven with original material to create an accessible and uplifting Palm Sunday anthem. The SCHULZ tune is used to creatively involve children's voices in

Delightful and joyous, the familiar hymn text Christ the Lord Is Risen Today is set to the dance-like medieval tune ORIENTIS PARTIBUS. Perfectly capturing the excitement of the text, this

A brilliant brass fanfare introduces the festive LLANFAIR melody associated with this great Easter text. Three verses follow, with instrumental interludes between verses and a descant soaring over the final

This festive arrangement of the familiar hymn is set in classic hymn concertato style. The introduction for organ and trumpet gives way to congregation and choral stanzas with varied accompaniments and

Alleluia! This spirited setting of the hymn tune MADRID is given extra verve with instrumental fanfares and interludes, full choral harmony, and a majestic finale with a brilliant descant. Amen!

This hauntingly beautiful anthem weaves together a newly written hymn with I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say (KINGSFOLD). With piano and optional strings, it uses a soloist and offers the congregation

This exhilarating festival setting of HYFRYDOL will quickly become a favorite opening for your Advent or Christmas worship! Rhythmic accents, brilliant scoring, motivic development, optional congregational

This magnificent arrangement of ST. GEORGE'S WINDSOR is scored for choir and four-hand piano (optional two-hand). The vocal texture varies by verse, and after an interlude with a key change, the choir is

An extended fanfare opens this setting of HYFRYDOL for choir, assembly, organ, brass, and timpani. With two texts: Alleluia! Sing to Jesus! and Lord, You Give the Great Commission, this

Building from a rhythmic ostinato, this triumphant anthem arrangement soars with energy and grandeur on the DIADEMATA hymn tune. Cleverly interweaving Beethoven's HYMN TO JOY, in addition to the powerful

The poetry of Susan Palo Cherwien brings new imagery and depth to the traditional Ash Wednesday themes of dust and repentance. In this setting, the beautifully written original hymn tune DUST SPLENDOR

Since it was first published in 1976, congregations from all denominations have enjoyed the joyful message of this work. An outstanding all-purpose anthem for church choirs of all sizes. "Surely it is God

Original music is combined with Susan Boersma's text and the familiar strains of O God Our Help in Ages Past (ST. ANNE) to create a stirring and noble expression of God's eternal reign. "Yesterday,

Seasoned composer/arranger Hal H. Hopson has crafted this celebratory setting of the classic Angels We Have Heard On High. With organ (or piano) plus optional handbells, this anthem dances with

Beautiful vocal lines and satisfying accompaniment are the hallmarks of anthems in the Congregational Anthem Series. Combining the beauty of choral anthems with the importance of congregational singing,

With themes of unity, thanksgiving, and outreach, Mary Jackson Cathey's text is paired with the beloved tune ES FLOG EIN KLEINS WALDVOGELEIN. This hymn concertato is scored for choir, optional solo descant,

The familiar passage from John 3:16 is set as a hymn, with each verse given a different choral treatment. The congregation may join on the last verse which features a soprano descant. This hymn anthem is