Choral

John Ness Beck's creative interpretation of beloved verses from Philippians and Mark. The rhtymic complexities in the accompaniment and shifting key areas are indicative of the innovation for which Mr. Beck is known. Companion products: SSA-John Ness...

A traditional Scottish folksong has been adapted by Betty Fidler into a beautiful SATB anthem using the setting of Mr. Craig Courtney. 

SATB - Lyrics by Mary Kay Beall.  Suitable for Thanksgiving or general worship

Beauty of language adorns this inspiring text written by Isaac Watts and altered by John Wesley. When we consider the many ways that God expresses His care and love for us, what can "all creatures here below" do but offer praise and...

With text from Romans 8, this SATB anthem is suitable for any general use. 

An expression of the assurance of God’s presence.  Effective as a prayer response or for use in general worship.

John Ness Beck has crafted a grandious SATB setting of Deuteronomy 33 for general use and Thanksgiving. Utilizing the hymn-tune MIT FREUDEN ZART, the anthem also incorporates congregational participation, as well as various compositional techniques for...

This rhythmic anthem takes text from I Chronicles, 16:31-34 and is appropriate for Christ the King Sunday or any general worship service. The use of triplets and syncopation adds an additional layer of interest and helps accentuate the joyous text. 

A triumphant keyboard accompaniment sets the tone for this majestic SATB anthem dedicated to the Holy Spirit aspect of the Trinity. Perfect for Pentecost Sunday. 

An early John Ness Beck piece with a charming message that will uplift your congregation's hearts in the midst of any general worship service.

SATB - A familiar text to a new melody, fitting for general worship.

The metaphor of music is used to express the relationship between the Redeemer and the redeemed in this SATB anthem for general worship.

This SATB anthem originally composed for John Ness Beck compares love to everything from morning dew to a simply melody. The similes throughout evoke a sense of God's love and is a perfect addition to any wedding or anniversary service.

Suitable for general worship with organ, brass and timpani accompaniment (BP1758A).  Full score and parts (BP1758A) are available. Companion products (digital downloads): May Jesus Christ Be Praised! - score and parts - digital download Companion...

Quoting both Psalm 51 and Psalm 139, Shirley Porter has created an SATB anthem that is appropriate for both Lent and the general church calendar. The prayers contained within the text are sure to strick a chord with your congregation and choir alike...

Master hymnist Charles Wesley's classic tune has been arranged for SATB choir by Craig Courtney. Effective part-writing is set against pipe organ (or brass sextet and percussion (BP1583A)) and flows into various keys, themes, and rhythmic...

An SATB anthem with a simple message: Jesus only, only Jesus

An SATB setting of K. Y. Plank's music and text by Lloyd Larson. The poignant text offers a vision of a life filled with Christ and is sure to move the spirit of your congregation.

This simple SATB athem proposes notions that, if we ask ourselves, make our struggles and burdens seem much less significant in the hand's of Christ. 

The well-known hymn text is set to a new tune before congregation is added in a statement of the original melody.

Douglas Starr SATB anthem for Good Shepherd Sunday features a triple meter feel that helps accentuate the classic text. The addition of the alto solo adds a unique element of interest. 

John Carter, based on hymn tune with congregational participation, SATB, Psalm 146 and 150, organ accompaniment.

Dark melodic strains in the men's voices begin this SATB Lenten anthem which slowly builds through the addition of vocal parts and a passionate, Brahmsian keyboard accompaniment.

The words of this anthem are found in the 29th chapter of I Chronicles, King David's prayer in response to the generosity of the Israelite's gifts of precious stones and metals for the building of the temple.  Mr. Courtney's declamatory vocal...

A bright and breezy gospel-swing setting of a text based on John 8:32 “and you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” Easily accessible for the average SATB church choir. A solo line with the choir singing back-up is a...