Choral

This SATB chorus setting is appropriate for general worship and features lyrics by Pamela Martin.

Carl Nygard has created an SATB anthem appropriate for general use with themes of world peace. Based on Impromptu #3 Franz Schubert

 Jay Althouse provides us with a sturdy, straightforward anthem with modest vocal demands.  It's words of devotion and adoration make it adaptable to the entire church year.

A dance-like 6/8 meter, a catchy melody and a text which praises the second Person of the Trinity. SATB, optional 2-3 octave handbells (BP1399A).  Companion products (digital downloads): Make a Joyful Noise - handbell part - digital download ...

Once again, Howard Helvey has demonstrated his unique gift for setting traditional spirituals for choir.  His accompaniment is uncluttered, his part-writing is pure and the slow "blues" tempo perfectly reflect the melancholy of the lyrics. ...

Perfect for small choirs or little rehearsal time.  An exuberant melody and a joyful adaption of Psalm 95's text. 2-part, lyrics by J. Paul Williams.

SATB - An anthem for general worship that features brass and percussion, particularly effective as an introit. Companion products (digital downloads): Praise the Everlasting King! - score and parts - digital download Companion products (printed...

This big anthem for SATB Choir, Keyboard and optional Flute, Harp, Brass Quartet and Percussion, celebrates the mission and purpose of the church. Perfect as a festival or concert piece. A full performance/accompaniment compact disc is available for...

What a treasure we have in the historic hymns of the church and what a gift when an arranger helps us hear them in new, fresh ways!  Lloyd Larson's setting is almost Copland-esque with his use of quartal harmony, motor rhythms and stark, independent...

From Ingall's Christian Harmony plubished in 1805 comes the basis for this John Carter SATB hymn. The text speaks of adoration for the Divine and the music is conceived in a way that makes it singable for any level of four-part ensembles. Suitable for...

The minimal part writing in this jubilant song of worship makes it an easy anthem for church choirs with limited time and experience. The rhythmic, driving, piano accompaniment will have your congregations toes tapping as they reflect on a spirit of...

An energetic injunction to praise the Holy Trinity.  You will hear fresh harmonies and rhythms.  An optional 3-5 octaves of handbells (JH522A) are available. SATB, Joel Nagy lyrics.   Companion products (printed copies): Draw...

Based on the story of a Civil War nurse, this Stephen Foster song has been set for SATB choir by Dennis Eliot. Consider programming it for Sundays highlighting women in the Bible or for any patriotic purpose. Secular. 

Experience the comfort of this timeless text again in this compelling new setting for SATB Choir and Piano. A tender piano interlude offers a time for reflection and meditation followed by a brief a cappella invitation to “Come to the feast of love...

Patti Drennan has taken the text from Psalm 27 and adapted it to a beautiful melody to create an SATB piece appropriate for any general worship service. 

A joyful Easter anthem for a cappella SATB choir and solo voice.  Lyrics by John Parker.

The hymn-tune SURSUM CORDA is paired with organ to create a beautiful SATB anthem appropriate for Easter and general use. 

SATB - Suitable for the Lord’s Supper.  Lyrics by John Parker.

The words of Isaiah 40: 1-3 are transformed into an Advent anthem in this SATB arrangment by John Carter. 

Suitable for both Advent and Palm Sunday, this text from Psalm 24 is set to a triumphant score featuring part-writing that employs strong canonic techniques and multiple key explorations. 

A new melody and passionate accompaniment breathe fresh life into this well-known and well-loved text by Dorothy Thrupp.

Perfect for a time of introspection and confession, this heartfelt setting of a Thomas Roehrich text provides comfort, hope and assurance. Written for SATB and piano and easily accessible for the average church choir.  

Four benedictions, a cappella: Children, Go Forth Now in Peace; Looking to Jesus' Face; May the Lord Bless and Keep You; You Shall Go OUt with Joy. 

Certainly, one of the most joyous aspects of Christmas is the singing of carols. Many fine things have been done in the way of arranging carols for choirs, but not as much has been done to encourage and stimulate audience participation. The purpose of...

Suitable for the Easter season with text and music by John Ness Beck.