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A stunning festival anthem, not difficult, but needs a fairly large choir. The instruments are optional, but worth it.

Includes: Full Score, Horn, Trumpet 1-2, Trombone, Synthesizer, Vibraphone, Percussion/Bells, Chimes, Cymbals, Drums, and Timpani

Sensitive treatment of Psalm 139 with Schwoebel's customary independent and creative accompaniment, suitable for Lent or general sacred use

A piece for Pentecost by Johann Christian Bechler, edited for the Moravian Music Foundation series by the foundation's director, Dr. Nola Reed Knouse.

A celebratory piece adapted from Psalm 8 written for SATB with organ and optional brass (HMC1724A): 2 Tpt, Horn, 2 Tbn, Timp, and Cymbal

This is a lovely piece, accompanied by piano and violin, viola, or oboe. There is an optional organ part available separately to strengthen the piano. There is also an optional cut for versatility.

This strong, melodic setting of Psalm 130 is a good choice for Lent.

Another lovely (and accessible) anthem from Robert Lau. Try it during Pentecost, for Christ the King, Communion, or general use.

This powerful anthem by the prolific Lloyd Larson would work well for Easter Sunday and general use.

This hymn works well on Christ the King Sunday or during Advent. Try this marvelous festive setting by Robert Powell for mixed chorus, congregation, organ, and optional brass quartet.

This festive hymn anthem for mixed voices, congregation, and organ works great on Pentecost, baptism, or general use.

For mixed voices with organ and optional brass quartet, try this creative work on Pentecost or during any time of church renewal.

A splendid anthem that will surely enhance worship on Easter, Ascension, or any Sunday, try the optional trumpet (incorporates the tune Victory).

Based on the familiar hymn tune, Beach Spring, try this lyrical anthem on Trinity Sunday, Pentecost, for Communion, or general use.

Donald McCullough is both a church musician and conductor of the Master Chorale of Washington, D. C. He writes equally well for both large and small forces. This church anthem, with texts from Isaiah...

Originally scored for male voices (HMC1096), this beautiful work is set to texts from 1 John and Psalm 23. Jane Marshall dedicates the work to the memory of Lloyd A. Pfautsch (1921-2003).

Paul Williams and David Lantz work together here to produce a meaningful anthem for Communion, Pentecost, or general use.

Composer Blake Henson sets his own text inspired by the fourth movement of Deo Gracias by Michael Cox. Try it for Communion, a memorial, or general use.

Text based on Psalm 93 tuneBryn Calfaria instrumentation: 2 Bb trumpets, 2 Trombones, Timp, and Full Score

Based on Psalm 103, Dwight Gustafson has adapted this text for mixed chorus with organ and harp or piano.

Hank Hinnant brings us another winner for the small church choir. For general use, Pentecost, Christ the King, or almost any festive occasion, works well with or without the C instrument.

The text to Praise My Soul, The King Of Heaven is paraphrase of Psalm 103. David Schwoebel sets the work for mixed voices with piano, suitable for Christ the King Sunday.

This work was originally scored for SATB voices (HMC1838) but it is available here for SAB voices with piano and trumpet, try the work for Christ the King Sunday, Pentecost, or Trinity Sunday.

This medium difficulty piece, adapted from the Psalms, playfully tosses the melody back and forth between the soprano solo and the choir, a heart lifting choice for concert or worship.

From our Choral Tradition Series, four of Brahms' folk songs in German and English: Summer, Farewell, The Messenger, and The Carpenter