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This is an Easter arrangement of the traditional French tune, Noel Nouvelet

This piece combines an anonymous (possibly Elizabethan) text with Romans 6:8-11. While suitable for any Sunday, the passage from Romans makes it especially useful in liturgical churches for the later...

Another fine quality work by David Schwoebel, this piece makes a great post Easter anthem.

With a unique combination of Psalm 150 and 1 Corinthians, this majestic work for mixed choir with keyboard accompaniment is dedicated to longtime Hinshaw friend and accompanist, Karl Schmidt. This pie...

With dual texts by Wordsworth and Wesley, David Lantz gives us a festive work for Easter Sunday or general use. (Try it with the optional trumpets and timpani!)

This lovely Easter piece for SATB with keyboard has a catchy melodic phrase and a steady rhythm, medium difficulty.

This is a fantastic new anthem for Easter! Larry Shackley has set the traditional text by John Mason Neale for mixed choir with organ or optional brass (two trumpets and 2 trombones) and timpani. Avai...

Looking for something truly unique for Easter morning? This setting, mostly in D minor, is a marvelous transition from the Passion into the joy of Easter. Scored for brass quartet with organ, this mel...

This piece belongs in every church choir library. Based on a 17th century German tune, Dan Forrest performs his magic and provides us with a relatively simple arrangement for mixed chorus with piano o...

Robert Powell is a master with the hymn concerto. Here, he takes the Arthur Sullivan tune and turns it into a festival setting accompanied by organ, brass, quintet, and timpani. The congregation even...

An Easter favorite that is sedate, even stately, with a medieval feel to it. A festive Easter anthem with brass and organ, the piece would also be successful on Christ the King Sunday.

From the inspired pen of Joseph Martin comes a new sacred work that will be a true inspiration to your walk of faith. Tracing the steps of the Savior from Galilee to Emmaus, this new cantata can be pr...

Uses: Palm Sunday, multicultural, concert Scripture: Luke 19:29-40; Matthew 21:1-11 Ever the innovator, Pepper Choplin visits the Palm Sunday event with his wonderful theatrical approach. This time he...

Uses: Palm Sunday, multicultural, concert Scripture: Luke 19:29-40; Matthew 21:1-11 Ever the innovator, Pepper Choplin visits the Palm Sunday event with his wonderful theatrical approach. This time he...

Uses: Easter, Christ the King Sunday Scripture: Matthew 28:6 - Mark 16:1-4 - Luke 24:1-7 This rousing octavo is a perfect selection for both Easter and Christ the King Sundays! Arranged for a variety...

Uses: Easter, Christ the King Sunday Scripture: Matthew 28:6 - Mark 16:1-4 - Luke 24:1-7 This rousing octavo is a perfect selection for both Easter and Christ the King Sundays! Arranged for a variety...

From the cantata Festival of Faith, this flourish of Easter praise is the perfect exclamation point for Resurrection Sunday. The well-known hymn tune ENGELBERG receives a syncopated and mixed-meter up...

From the cantata Festival of Faith, this flourish of Easter praise is the perfect exclamation point for Resurrection Sunday. The well-known hymn tune ENGELBERG receives a syncopated and mixed-meter up...

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This attractive anthem demonstrates Archer's gift for melody and structure. Tuneful and appealing, it can be used at any time within the Church's year but is particularly suitable during Advent and Ea...

This attractive and uplifting anthem sets the text of the Eastertide Vidi aquam antiphon. Different parts of the text are treated to contrasting musical ideas, including extended melismatic upper-voic...

This Easter anthem sets the second part of George Herbert's poem 'Easter', famously set in full by Ralph Vaughan Williams in his Five Mystical Songs. The opening section has an almost pastoral feel, w...

This Easter anthem sets an evocative text by J. M. C. Crum. Stately, expressive vocal lines are underpinned by a lively organ part, with crisp staccato melismas that pop out of the texture.

This arrangement of the well-loved hymn stays true to the jubilation and reverence of Easter. Wesley's words and the eighteenth-century melody shine through in a sensitive reharmonization, and a recur...