Hymn Arrangements

Pairing the American folk tune O Waly Waly with the text of the beloved Corinthians bible verse is truly inspired! The text on love is appropriate in church or school settings and welcome at any

This sacred song begins with an optional solo and continues with beautiful yet easy-to-sing choral writing. The substantial text amplifies the promises of God and reminds listeners that we are never alone.

The familiar hymn Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing is arranged here in a Baroque style. Easy and fun to sing, this anthem is filled with interesting and accessible harmonies. A cheerful

A familiar text and tune (HENDON) are given new life in this lightly syncopated arrangement. The original chorus "You are holy, you are worthy" adds a special worship moment with optional harmony.

This arrangement of the beloved BEACH SPRING melody, with a text by Marva Dawn, centers on the theme of entering into worship where we may find stillness in God's peace. The meditative hymn text draws from

Perfect for evening worship or funeral and memorial services, this arrangement of the familiar hymn is easily learned with flexible voicing. The tune is lightly embellished, and the harmony adds interest

For Unison or Two-Part choirs, here is Robert Lowry's beloved hymn, captured in a gentle, prayerful nature. Optional flute and violin parts enhance the early American feel of the original melody.

The tune FOUNDATION is put through its paces with five verses that includes unison, two-part women then men, a three-part round, and concludes with full forces including descant. The congregation may be

Opening crisply, this anthem offers a fresh and singable choice, especially for choirs that are returning and rebuilding. Part of the best-selling Instant Anthem Series, here's a selection that's truly

Alternating between the traditional hymn tune ST. DENIO and an original contemporary refrain, this anthem moves along in 6/8 time with a Celtic flair that is complemented by the optional guitar, strings,

An extremely effective yet simple piece; vocal parts are kept simple and uncomplicated, allowing the accompaniment to shine through. An impressive selection!

This highly adaptable anthem sets a familiar hymn text to the well-loved TALLIS' CANON. The music begins in unison with additional parts added in canon per stanza, up to four parts optionally. The organ

This easily learned anthem, based on one of the newer hymn tunes, CIVILITY, is lovely, singable, and paired with a message that is worth singing. The rich text by Mary Louise Bringle speaks not only of

This artistic setting of the Southern Harmony tune PROSPECT offers a statement of the sovereignty of God. Accessible to both choir and accompanist, this anthem can be used throughout the year.

This highly singable two-part setting of a favorite hymn is from the Instant Anthems Series. Intentionally simple to be learned in only one rehearsal, these anthems are perfect for choirs small or large

This heartfelt setting of the traditional text is built upon a haunting melody of folk-like simplicity underpinned throughout by a lyrical and independent accompaniment.

What a Friend We Have in Jesus is a popular hymn in Kenya. This arrangement uses both the English and Swahili languages. Western and African cultures come together in this piece and enhance

When blessed by new mercies from the Lord each day, our only response is to sing and praise our Creator! Penned by Dove Award-winning writers, this modern hymn of celebration is extremely singable and a

This devotional hymn receives an uplifting treatment with piano and optional handbells or chimes. Singers and ringers of all ages will find success in this anthem's appropriate range, accessible part

The familiar tune O WALY WALY has been paired with a compelling prayer for peace. This accessible setting for choir and piano is easily learned yet features opportunities to develop rich musicality within

This timeless hymn text is set using a new complementary melody for the verse and the original hymn tune (HANKEY) for the refrain. Written in an accessible range for two-part or SAB voices, choirs and small

This blending of a classic Charles Wesley hymn text with a lilting new melody and optional flute has a fresh Celtic feel. Incorporating the traditional BEECHER tune, the choral parts are accessible and easy

This fresh take on a classic hymn uses brass quintet and organ to support the singing. The congregation joins the choir on verses one and three, with the choir singing the middle verse a cappella. The final