Spartiti per coro misto (SATB)

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.

Taken from the book of Matthew, Valerie Showers Crescenz sets the Beatitudes in a work that moves easily through the lengthy text. The moderate ranges and smooth transitions make this piece easily acc...

Composer and church musician Pat Messick has scored an easy festive anthem for general use. Try a portion of it as an introit or use as an introit or use it when you need a simple piece in the summe.

If you are looking for a festive work with optional brass and handbells, this is it! Performed either separately or together, the two songs include the gate of heaven and song of praise. Try them for...

The team of John Parker and David Lantz has provided us with a marvelous work for Lent, Passion/Palm Sunday, general use, or even festival of the Christian home.

Based on a text by Charles Wesley, this piece is suitable for Passion/Palm Sunday or for general use

The hymn tune St. Leonards is not familiar to many. This lovely setting for mixed chorus with organ and flute will help you introduce the tune to your congregation.

This is truly a work for advent emphasizing waiting for the promise to come from above. With a great deal of unison writing and simple homophonic textures the lyrical qualities of the piece are elegan...

Milburn Price, long one of America's foremost choral conductors, has set this Timothy Dudley-Smith text for mixed chorus and piano. He even includes a part for the congregation.

Based on a text by Timothy Dudley-Smith, this medium easy work captures the drama of the text with tasteful modulations, an effective piano accompaniment, and colorful choral writing.

Donna Butler has produced a truly creative work incorporating a number of familiar melodic fragments. The smooth modulations and spectacular piano accompaniment make this a real winner, suitable for g...

From the James Jordan Choral Series, this is a dramatic work for mixed chorus with piano on a text by British poet Wilfred Owen.

Based on the familiar hymn tune, Nettleton, try this festival anthem on a Sunday when you want to 'pull out all the stops', it is perfect for music ministry Sunday. Make sure to include the congregati...

Here Ralph Manuel sets the lovely words of St. Francis of Assisi. Whether for general use or peace with justice Sunday, the work is a gripping expression of these timely words.

This piece is energized by a consistent rhythmic drive and is perfect for celebrating the past, present, and future, excellent for reformation Sunday or any celebration.

Hymn anthems are beloved by choir and congregation alike. This is the perfect anthem for Christ the King Sunday (the last Sunday of the church year), whether with organ alone or with the very optional...

Once again Valerie Showers Crescenz gives us a lyrical work with a provocative text. The narrow melodic range makes the work accessible to all ages.

This fine work by Carl Nygard works equally well during Lent or for Communion. Try it with choirs of all sizes!

Natalie Sleeth has long been appreciated and respected for her melodic gift. Here, David Giardiniere sets the work for mixed chorus with piano or optional small orchestra.

Are you looking for a new anthem to include in next year's lessons and carols? Try this one!

Though occasionally expanding to four voices, this work is primarily two-part mixed. Linda Marcus and David Lantz have produced the perfect piece for a 'bluesy' spring concert (the piano really swings...

Mark Hayes has set this anonymously written popular text to a wonderful tune with rich accompanimentInstrumentation available (HMC2007a): Fl, Ob, Bb Clarinet, Bsn/BassClarinet (Sub.), Hn in F, Percuss...

In addition to general use, this anthem by collaborators Pam Martin and Donna Butler could be used on a number of special occasions and for communion.

A longtime sentimental favorite in many churches, try this SATB arrangement with a special touch by David Schwoebel

This straight forward communion anthem has a beautiful simplicity that will touch all who hear it