This superb contemporary praise song is arranged here as a sensitive choral ballad. The words of Psalm 103 combine with the idea that we could never begin to count the reasons for which we come before God

A much-loved hymn reminds us to treasure each moment and to trust God's promise of eternal peace and rest. Warm harmonies, effective key changes, and a contrasting verse in 3/4 contribute to the thoughtful

A true masterpiece for a cappella chorus. The name Randall Thompson is as much a part of choral music as is the voice. Once you've mastered this, you'll have truly stunning performance piece. His masterful

For men's chorus, TTBB. Has some barbershop influences. Could be sung by a quartet or a chorus.

This masterfully crafted essay on the timeless Irish hymn balances melody, the singers, and the accompanist.  Liquid vocals appear over understated piano lines, followed by judicious a cappella phrases

Inspired by Psalm 133, composer Michael John Trotta has written a lovely a cappella piece that celebrates the unity of brotherhood among all people. This calm, sonorous work is the perfect choice for a

"Let the lower lights be burning, send a gleam across the wave. Some poor fainting, struggling seaman you may rescue, you may save." An old seafaring hymn has been given new life with this arrangement made

This classic spiritual is given the utmost care in this stellar arrangement for women's voices. The sensitive writing delivers layers of beauty that cascade effortlessly from the printed page. Unison

This beautiful communion offering nearly floats right from the page. A meaningful text is brought to life through flowing melodic line and a stunning piano part. References to angels make this a wonderful

This beloved hymn is given a fresh setting by Brigham Young University's amazing a cappella group BYU Vocal Point. Presented in their exact version for divisi tenor-bass choir with soloist and some optional

Premiered at the 2011 ACDA conference in Chicago by the ACDA Men's Honor Choir, Jason McCoy's breathtaking composition Come, Ye Thankful People, Come was described by many as the highlight of their

This bright and festive a cappella work is set for has become a standard in choral literature for both festival and church choirs. The SSAA and TTBB versions have been adapted by Tim Sarsany.

This spectacular spiritual arrangement is inspiring and well written. With a play on words and some divisi near the end, the energetic writing will make this an exciting part of any service or concert!

Welcome and acceptance are at the heart of this warm choral offering, served up in a feast of old-time gospel with an embracing "Amen." A powerful concert opener, call to worship, or building dedication