Choral

This fresh arrangement is a gorgeous rendition of the beloved hymn.  With optional cello and violin, the stunning SATB harmonies and natural beauty of this song shine. Inspire your audiences with this expressive arrangement at your next concert!

Now available for Treble choirs, Kyle Pederson's striking adaptation of Scripture passages foretells a future free from tears, hatred, and injustice, and provides a vision of a renewed and redeemed earth: "A New Jerusalem arise, a new creation come...

“Think on these things.” A contemplative setting, available in 3 voicings, which combines the well-known passage from Ruth 1: 16,16 with the equally treasured verse from John 15:13. Suitable for retirement celebrations, funeral...

"Think on these things."  A contemplative setting available in three voicings (SATB, SSA and TTBB), which combines the well-known passage from Ruth 1: 16,16 with the equally treasured verse from John 15:13.  Suitable for retirement...

"Reach for Your Star" is a captivating new choral piece by Leeann Starkey, written for the Indiana Music Educators Association Elementary School Honor Choir 2025. This SA composition, accompanied by piano and cello, encourages young singers to pursue...

A soaring anthem from Craig Courtney looking toward the moment when faith becomes sight, through Pamela Martin's inspired lyrics. Suitable for general worship as well as All Saints' or memorial occasions. Cello part included in choral score. COMPANION...

A soaring anthem from Craig Courtney looking toward the moment when faith becomes sight, through Pamela Martin's inspired lyrics. Suitable for general worship as well as All Saints' or memorial occasions. Cello part included in choral score. COMPANION...

Marianne Forman's powerful new setting of this beloved hymn begins with a plaintive motive in optional solo unaccompanied strings. A new melody for the text slowly unfolds before eventually combining with the existing hymntune for a glorious final stanza...

Marianne Forman's powerful new setting of this beloved hymn begins with a plaintive motive in optional solo unaccompanied strings. A new melody for the text slowly unfolds before eventually combining with the existing hymntune for a glorious final stanza...