Choral

 A delightful lullaby written for choir and piano with soprano solo, and colored with glimpses into the future life of Christ, sorrow and grief, death on the cross, the grave and the glory. The complete story of the salvation plan, delicately...

The appeal in the lovely anthem lies in its simple sincerity.  Few composers have a gift for writing both words and music, but Deborah Dresie does both equally well and her genuine faith shines through both.  The nature of the text and relative...

Words and music combine in a sensitive exploration of the promise of renewal in nature, building to a reassuring celebration of life. Especially appropriate at the turn of the season or for services of memorial.

In the midst of our darkest hours, we call to the Lord for strength, wisdom and peace. John Ness Beck has captured this "call" through this uplifting anthem for SATB choir. 

For SATB choir by Harry Causey featuring text from Psalm 69 with optional handbells.  Companion products (digital downloads): This Will Please the Lord - handbell part - digital download Companion products (printed copies): This Will Please the...

A refreshingly joyful and sprightly anthem.  Set in six-eight meter, this anthem explores the many Biblical names and prohetic roles of the Christ Child.  Most appealing is the halleluia refrain which contains parallel suspensions in the voices...

Lloyd Larson has used text from Psalm 66 to craft a very accessible piece for SATB choir. The canonic sections combined with simple part-writing make this an ideal piece for beginning adult choir and is suitable for multiple occassions. 

Based on a little-known American spiritual, this a cappella number has a joyfulness and exuberance that is literally infectious and choirs will find it's quickly-moving vocal lines pure fun to sing.  Perhaps most significantly, it provides a perfect...

SATB - 13 Choral etudes for Advent. 

An anthem in African style for general worship with an alternate text for Christmas.  Lyrics by John Parker.   Percussion (BP1761A) is the only accompaniment. Companion products (digital downloads): Glory Hallelu! - percussion parts -...

(Live video of Pater Noster begins at 40:00 in the second video above)Commissioned by the Cucinelli Foundation in Solomeo, Italy, this expansive 16-minute setting of The Lord's Prayer in Latin explores various textual aspects of "Our Father" as darker...

John Ness Beck's arrangement of the Christmas classic THE FIRST NOEL. The addition of the optional trumpet parts adds an extra layer of regal splendor to this beloved hymn.  Three part trumpet accompaniment: Print | Digital Download Included in:...

A tranquil, flowing accompaniment builds in intensity as the power of the beloved John 3:16 text unfolds. This beautiful anthem, scored for SATB Choir and Piano, is perfect for any time, any place. It is classic.

A lyric, SATB anthem based on Psalm 139 appropriate for general worship, the Lord’s Supper or as a prayer response.  Lyrics by Joy Sherman.

A gently rippling accompaniment brings to life Harry Causey's SAB setting featuring text from Luke 1:68-70 - "Blessed be the Lord!"

Written by John Ness Beck for SATB chorus featuring ST. ANNES with optional brass quintet, optional 3 (4) octave handbells, optional children's choir, and congregational participation. Companion products (digital downloads): Thou Art God! - brass...

This flowing, lyrical SATB setting of Psalm 147 is suitable for general worship.

SATB - general worship

An unusual contemplative anthem which ties the wonder of Bethlehem to the suffering of Golgatha. Combines RESTORATION with the composer's own text.  

Shirley Porter, SATB, 1216, archive edition,  Psalm 100, general use

Using Francis Rowley's text, Dale Peterson has created an SATB anthem appropriate for general use or Lent.

Early American folk music comes to mind in this exuberant selection characterized by open harmonies, crisp rhythms and a pentatonic melody.  Even the language employed by living poet, Duane Nichols, is reminiscent of great hymn-texts of the past...

The haunting and flowing melody of this traditional English tune is set to a rippling accompaniment emmulating wind and the stirring of the Spirit. 

A stunning arrangement of the traditional spiritual for SATB choir, piano and optional cello (BP1963A). Hauntingly beautiful. Appropriate for any time of contemplation and meditation in general worship. Companion products (digital downloads): ...

Why do we sing a "new song to the Lord"?  Because He heard our cry, drew us up from the pit and set our feet on the rock of salvation.  Donna Jo Butler does a superb job of bringing Psalm 40 to life through driving rhythms, syncopation and a...