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Uses: General, Thanksgiving Scripture: II Chronicles 5:13; Psalm 9:1; Psalm 95:2-3 Alive with festive joy, this anthem of gratitude to the Trinity is a cheerful song for Thanksgiving or any worship se...

Leo Sowerby has been referred to as the Dean of American Church Music. The Pulitzer winning composer (1946) certainly left a footprint that still seems ahead of its time. This anthem was composed as a...

This famous 18th century text compares Jesus to an apple tree - it has become a classic. Respected composer and keyboard artist, Howard Helvey, created a hymn-tune of majestic simplicity that unfolds...

From the Cristian Grases Latin American series comes a brilliant setting of O Magnum Mysterium from Ernesto Herrera. Gorgeous chords are introduced with haunting ss sounds before the warm melody comme...

Originally released for male choir, this revoicing evokes the mournfulness surrounding the crucifixion of Christ. Burchard's flowing lines, in and out of alluring suspensions, keeps us immersed in the...

Text taken from Psalm 24:7-10. SATB with solo and optional organ.

Based on a traditional Eastern European melody. Available for SATB.

An evocative setting of Song of Songs 2:11, 12. A very accessible piece for Passover/Spring concerts or weddings. For SAB and piano.

Text from Psalm 137:1-6. For Passover. For SATB and Optional Keyboard.

Psalm 133:1: 'Behold How It is for Brethren to Dwell Together. ' For SATB, Flute, Piano or Organ.

For Cantor, SATB and Keyboard, text in Hebrew from Psalm 118:26-29. 'Blessed is the One Who Comes to Seek God. '

For SATB, Keyboard with text from Psalm 121:1, 2 in Hebrew.

Text based on Psalm 22. Available for SATB.

The Westminster Conservatory Youth Chorale Jewish Music Series. For SATB and Solo and Piano.

This is a setting of a text by Yehudah Halevi found in the traditional High Holy Days Machzor. Reminiscent of Psalm 139 (Where can I go from your presence?), It is well-suited for Mincha Yom Kippur, M...

Solo (Med), SATB, Organ

An English setting of Yehudah Halevi's medieval poem, Yah Anah Emtza-acha, Holiness Everywhere is, simply put, a perfect marriage of music and text. Bryant captures the awe and fear of acknowledging G...

Song of Songs (or Song of Solomon) is beyond a doubt the most musical of all Biblical books - The Psalms notwithstanding. Here is another fine addition to this repertoire: Ani l'Dodi, set to a simple...

This piece has the potential to be a superstar. Synagogues, churches, and secular choirs alike, young and old, will thrill to this upbeat anthem of rejoicing. Its simple text (Hallelujah!) and bright,...

One of the great, internationally renowned patriarchs of modern Jewish music is back with a setting of texts from Psalms and Mishnah. Steinberg's triumphant proclamation of the greatness of God will r...

Robert Applebaum is one of our favorite new composers; this piece has gotten a lot of attention. The ethereal, almost precarious setting and lilting chord progressions amongst this Hebrew prayer for p...

Ukranian Yiddish poet and songwriter Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman penned this hummable tune in 1976 in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of her grandson. Transcontinental and a raucous setting by master arranger...

This quasi-gospel style setting by David Shukiar is an incredibly spirited work. You will be moved to stomp your feet and clap along as this work is sung and played. Since its premiere in San Francisc...

Anyone with an appreciation of Israeli folk songs, or a taste for something exotic, will enjoy this setting of a well-known Eastern tune. Elliot Levine's harmony captures the mysterious modal flavor o...

This contemporary setting of Psalms 113 through 118 by master composer and professor of music at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati has been performed every year for the past 35 years by a choir con...