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Paul Williams's awesome text painting is perfectly captured by the sensitive pen of Lee Dengler. This final moment in the life of Christ is a moving testimony to grace and is the ideal focus for your...

O Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, have mercy on us. One of the most quoted texts in Christendom is lovingly presented by Lee Dengler. The clarinet part adds a haunting quality to this...

Version for SATB Choir published by J. Curwen and Sons Ltd.

For SATB Chorus.

Tre Danske Folkeviser (3 Danish Folksongs) expertly arranged for Mixed Choir SATB and Recorder by Soren Birch (2014).

This heartfelt piece has touched thousands of musicians and their audiences with its warmth and sincerity. Additionally, it has become the anthem for many soldiers returning home. Our stunning new arr...

A Suffolk folk song.

From Songs of Springtime - Seven Elizabethan Piems set to music for mixed chorus (SATB) by E. J. Moeran. Good Wine is the sixth in the set.

E. J. Moeran's Songs Of Springtime is a collection of seven Elizabethan poems set to music. Here Shakespeare's Sigh No More, Ladies is scored for SATB Chorus.

A favorite song from both the award-winning stage production and the movie, now choirs can enjoy this sizzling new arrangement. It's perfect for your show/jazz ensemble or any group looking for a dazz...

With calm reverence, Larry Shackley blends together 'Fairest Lord Jesus' with Dennis Jernigan's immensely popular praise chorus. The creative accompaniment, in a neo-classical style, is full of intere...

With two verses of the classic hymn, 'O Worship the King' included, and references to it throughout the arrangement, Don Harris & Gary Sadler's contemporary worship chorus, 'Lord Most High' comes aliv...

Perfect for blended worship, this inventice merger of the contemporary worship song, 'Step By Step, ' and the lassic Welsh hymn, 'Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah, ' sparkles with creative musical ideas...

Billy James Foote's popular contemporary worship song revisits the familiar territory of Charles Wesley's beloved text 'And Can It Be?' The verse quietly meditates on the contradictions of Christ's sa...