Choral

New to the catalog, Faye Lopez has given us a joyful song set in a neo-baroque style.  The text is rich with the attributes of God and the anthem's relative brevity provides flexibility in programming.

The classic hymn-tune HIDING IN THEE is given new life in this SATB anthem that speaks of the peace and protection we can know and feel through our Lord and Savior. Appropriate for Lent and memorial/funeral services. 

Based on St. Thomas, this SATB anthem by John Carter features a text of adoration toward the world of our God. The addition of trumpet and pipe organ add a layer of interest and help enhance the message of the piece.

Suzanne Hunt Paterson and Mary Kay Beall have teamed up to create an anthem that honors the wonderment of nature. Written for unison choir/children's choir, the optional flute part adds a layer of beauty to this charming song. 

Psalm 34's reverant text has been adapted by Charles Yanarella in this lovely SATB anthem suitable for any general worship service.

Written shortly after the founding of Beckenhorst Press, this SATB anthem is based on the second chapter of Philippians and a hymn text written by John Whittier. Appropriate for an introit, benediction, unity or any general use.  

This whimsical 2-part anthem brings to mind the assurance of God's love for us. The playful rhythms and conservative ranges make it appropriate for either children's choir or beginning adult choirs. 

SATB - appropriate for general use.  Text attributed to Bernard of Clairvaux.

The familiar character from the book of Deuteronomy is highlighted in this spirited, rhythmic 2-part arrangement that is appropraite for both adult and children's choir. 

Douglas Wagner has written a beautifully-crafted SATB anthem that speaks to God as the Creator of nature. Perfect for general use in any season. 

This communion hymn uses adaptive text from Exodus and John to create a narrative-like setting perfect for the breaking of the break

Based on the hymn tunes MILES' LANE and CORONATION and using Biblical text from Phillippians 2, John Ness Beck has created an SATB anthem appropriate for Palm Sunday, Easter, or Chist the King worship services. The multiple tonal centers and rhythmic...

John Ness Beck's Come Let Us Sing, with optional three octave handbell accompaniment, for general use.

This classic Beckenhorst anthem features a very singable, lilting melody in a triple feel. Opening unison verses are then embellished with simple canonic material before splitting into accessible part-writing. 

This cheerful song of praise sets portions of the beloved Psalm, "It is good to give thanks to the Lord, to sing praises to your name, O Most High." Jonathan Reid's experience as both a choral musician and a pianist shine brightly in this luminous anthem...

The effectiveness of unison singing is often underestimated. Michael Jothen has taken a simple melody and paired it with lively rhthms and body percussion to create an anthem that will be a hit among your youth choirs. 

Douglas Wagner, SATB, 1126, general use, archive edition

Michael Jothen has written an interesting and uplifting piece for unison choir (or advanced Children's choir). Included throughought are options for a second voice part as well as a flute obligato included in the score.

A delightful children's choir piece for either unison or 2-part voices.

A beautiful a cappella SATB choir setting of the Christian Robert Shockley (with thanks to Mr. Fred Rogers) text, suitable for any time of contemplation and prayer. Beautiful in its simplicity and subtle urgency.

Featuring the hymn-tunes PROMISED LAND, HEBREW CHILDREN, John Carter has created an SATB anthem for any general use as well as for All Saints' Sunday.

Craig Courtney's setting adapts portions of Psalm 16: "Keep me safe, O my God, for you are my refuge." Beautifully arching lines float over flowing piano accompaniment in this heartfelt prayer for God's protection and care, turning to affirmation and...

 A spirited accompaniment forms the basis for a delightful 2-part children's anthem. 

Philip Young, SATB, organ, general use

Eugene Butler's SATB anthem provides both a poignant recollection of the crucifixtion as well as a spirit of reverance and thanksgiving for the sacrifice made for our sins.