Spartiti per coro misto (SATB)

You'll need both an excellent pianist and an excellent tenor soloist to undertake this challenging work, but if you do, prepare to wow your audience! This brisk setting of Robert Louis Stevenson's fam...

Uses: General, Prayer Scripture: Mark 11:22-26; Romans 12:9-21 This contemporary ballad will remind both choir and congregation that even in times of trouble prayer makes all the difference in the wor...

Memley celebrates the Native American culture with an exquisite triptych of poems and song called Three Native American Settings. The original music is consumed with the sounds of the Native American...

Here is a rhythmic and energetic piece befitting of the childlike poetry of William Blake. Uneven meter and rhythmic play between the piano and the singers add to the innocent joy suggested in the tex...

Questa deliziosa melodia popolare è splendidamente musicata da RenÚ Clausen. Utilizzando la qualità ammaliante del clarinetto per abbellire il testo malinconico, questa semplice canzone popolare diven...

Opening with a sustained and heartfelt solo and violin obbligato, this popular greeting is then presented in a vibrant manner with joyful handclaps and a dance-like rhythm. In Hebrew, with violin.

The great Fanny Crosby delivered the text for this anthem, words of assurance and rest, and Patricia Mock gave us a new melody. Brian Büda does a masterful job providing an interesting and uplift...

This text from the Song of Solomon has inspired many composers. This setting is for mixed choir with piano and horn accompaniment. Available: SATB.

Accompaninent: Piano, Viola and optional Percussion (Djembe, Congas, Vibra Slap, Suspended Cymbal, Goat Hooves). Duration: ca. 6:00

From the opening fanfare-like accompaniment to the majestic closing, Fred Bock's arrangement of this hymn classic is exquisite. Add the congregation for a wonderfully celebrative worship moment. Highl...

Sydney Carter (1915-2004) was a British poet, songwriter and folk musician best known for his iconic song 'Lord of the Dance.' This spritely song was arranged by Craig Hella Johnson and recorded on th...

This lovely setting of Havergal's familiar words is not at all difficult. The end result is smooth, rich, and full. For secondary or adult choir, with keyboard and oboe

Another fabulous octavo by Sandra Ford!This piece is easily accessible by a Jr. high/high school or adult choir

This jubilant piece by Mark Hayes is a fantastic addition to your choir's program! Written for the fiftieth anniversary of the school of church music of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Loui...

Great for graduations, dedications, or launching of fundraisers. This is a pull-out-all-the-stops piece for SATB, optional congregation, and keyboard plus: one trumpet and bells (parts in the octavo),...

This lively arrangement by Paul Leddington Wright would be an esteemed addition to your hymn programWords by Frances Ridley Havergal

Includes a portion of Now Thank We All Our God and an invitation to the congregation to join in. An optional trumpet part is included at the end of the octavo.

Beautiful octavo with clarinet and keyboard accompaniment, text based on 1 Peter 4:8-9

Invite the congregation to join in on this exciting festival arrangement, accompanied by a solid organ part and two trumpets (parts included in the octavo).

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.

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

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).

Cincinnati composer Howard Helvey has skillfully set this George Herbert text for mixed chorus with piano and optional flute or clarinet. Try it on Christ the King Sunday.

British composer Stuart McIntosh gives us this lovely partsong on a text by John Burroughs, it contains lovely solos for soprano and tenor.