The hymn tunes KREMSER and ST. GEORGE'S WINDSOR combine in a calypso-like syncopated arrangement that includes plenty of stopped techniques. OLD 100TH appears and maintains the tempo without losing any of

This setting of the treasured hymn tune moves along in an easy, free-flowing manner. A gentle percussive rhythmic pattern underpins the melody while an optional B-flat clarinet obligato floats above.

For choir and optional congregation, this arrangement of the popular hymn will be a highlight for any Thanksgiving or harvest-themed service. Sensible part-writing adds color without... view details

This festive proclamation pairs two traditional hymns, Now Thank We All Our God and Rejoice, the Lord is King. First, the traditional text is presented with a new melody including a

This stately setting of ST. GEORGE'S WINDSOR, the tune associated with Come, Ye Thankful People, Come, is an accessible yet rewarding setting, ideal for any service on the theme of thankfulness.

The interplay between bells and the C instrument gives variety and warmth to this arrangement of the hymn tune DIX. Malleted patterns and snippets of the melody in the middle section build to a grandiose

Richard Nichols has given J. Paul Williams' text a fresh, Celtic-like tune, creating a bright and accessible Thanksgiving anthem. A stanza of We Gather Together in 6/8 is woven seamlessly into the

This carefully crafted anthem of praise for adults and optional children's choir includes easy part-writing with limited ranges that make this a perfect multigenerational moment for any service. The

A traditional text is paired with a lesser-known 18th-century English folk song in a clever arrangement. Set in a minor key, the easy-to-sing melody and simple harmonies make this arrangement attainable by

This delightful offering of praise incorporates cheerful syncopations with a fun melody. The contrasting middle section flows with smooth harmonies and legato lines. The joyful melody returns for the final