This concertato on ST. GEORGE WINDSOR begins with an introduction in which the melody is set against a jaunty countermelody of dotted rhythms, a motif which recurs throughout the piece. The first verse is

This refreshing setting of the hymn tune DIX is set in a flowing 3/2 meter which extends the phrases of the familiar hymn. This shift in meter allows for a seamless blend into a verse of the CRUSADER'S HYMN

The anthem begins a cappella, from which a flowing piano part emerges that supports masterful choral writing. A skilled accompanist is required, as the accompaniment is full and rich, balancing the choral

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,

Perfect for Thanksgiving, this reflective pairing of the hymn text Come, Ye Thankful People, Come with the hymn tune DIX provides a rich and meaningful worship moment. A strong accompaniment,

Lloyd Larson's dynamic anthem includes three beloved and timeless Thanksgiving hymns - For the Beauty of the Earth; Come, Ye Thankful People, Come and ASH GROVE - that are sure to appeal

A majestic anthem of thanksgiving, this piece captures the classical spirit of the 18th-century text. Scored for choir, organ, and C instrument, it opens and closes with homophonic vocal writing that is

Appropriate for the Christmas season, Thanksgiving, or all year long, this contemporary Christian classic comes alive anew. Lloyd Larson's setting resonates with energetic praise and a crisp, inspiring

The spirited opening line "I hear a song in the air" sets the tone for this exciting, rhythmic anthem from Mark Hayes and John Parker. Including a sample of For the Beauty of the Earth, it

Including a hint of the hymn We Gather Together, this gentle anthem poignantly expresses heartfelt thanksgiving. The piece offers a recognition of our blessings, with the appropriate response:

"Give thanks and raise a joyful noise" with this rhythmic proclamation of thanks from Joseph Martin. Subtle meter changes and musical sections that contrast from upbeat energy to smooth, flowing melodies