Partiture per coro

The third chorus from Vivaldi's Beatus Vir produces an atmosphere of floating transparencyAlso available: Beatus Vir (HMC177), Paratum Cor Ejus (HMC180), and Gloria Patri (HMC178)

The second chorus from Vivaldi's Beatus Vir is a thought (and discussion) provoking piece Also available: Beatus Vir (HMC177), Paratum Cor Ejus (HMC180), and Gloria Patri (HMC178)

Concert arrangement for SATB and organ, from the collection/cantata Morning Has Broken (HMB139)

Another masterful work by Robert Powell, try this one when celebrating Communion or during any period of renewal.

This inspired prayer has been set many times. Here, the masterful craft of Allen Koepke has an unusually tight connection between music and text.

For mixed chorus with piano, try this anthem on a Sunday in which you emphasize discipleship or stewardship.

With words and music by the composer, the beautiful melody found in this piece heightens the sentiments we all feel when making music together, great for community choirs or any adult choir

A fairly easy secular piece containing nice counterpoint written for three-part choir (adults and/or children), with piano four-hands, string bass, trumpet, and percussion. From the Accent On Youth se...

This traditional German tune is set with the quality craftsmanship of master arranger Eugene Butler. Try it during your lessons and carols service.

Incorporating the tune Lancashire and the text lead on O King Eternal, this powerful anthem is suitable for either Christ the King Sunday or Palm Sunday.

A splendid work with many possibilities, this creation by David Schwoebel demonstrates this composer's great sensitivity and broad range of expression.

Composer Jonathan Shippey quotes the tune Promised Land in this work for mixed choir, keyboard, and violin/other C instrument. Try it for Communion or All Saints Day!

Based on the writing of Joshua David Brown, this beautiful, gentle anthem is written in his memoryFor SATB chorus with piano accompaniment

Based on a text by Robert Burns, this lovely setting for SAB voices would work for skilled junior high or high school choir

One of the finest graduation anthems to come out in a long time, this is another hit by Lantz and Parker written for mixed voices and an energetic accompaniment.

Another great secular text, Green and Crescenz have set these beautiful words to a brilliant melody accompanied by piano. Drawing a correlation between nature and all of humanity, this SAB piece would...

Esteemed composer Howard Helvey brings us this thrilling hymn anthem with organ, brass and handbells, good for any Sunday

If you think that To Love Our God by Mark Hayes is too difficult for your church choir, try this new SAB voicing.

One of the more familiar tunes by German composer Michael Praetorius (1571-1621), David Stocker provides us with a modern edition (that includes optional handbells).

Set to the familiar traditional text, this lovely anthem is filled with beautiful harmonic color supported by a lush organ accompaniment. If your choir and congregation enjoy selections from the late...

Superb work by Donna Butler on this text related to the joy of singing and the faith that is our 'reason to sing. '

This piece by Jonathan Shippey is perfect for Confirmation, discipleship Sunday, stewardship Sunday, commitment Sunday, or for celebrating the Eucharist.

Peter, Paul, And Mary fans will recognize this tune Try it with the optional instruments for a more authentic effect!

Combining two majestic Lenten hymns, David Huff produces a deeply meaningful anthem during Lent, Passion/Palm Sunday, or even Communion. You should also know the Huff requiem (HMC218).

Calling on the great Handel oratorio tradition, this work from Judas Maccabaeus would be effective during Lent, Passion/Palm Sunday, or for use at a memorial service.