Choral

The simplicity and relative brevity of this musical statement of faith lend a versatility that will make it suitable for many places in your church service: prayer response, benediction, Holy Communion or special music.  Lyrics by J. Paul Williams.

Intense romanticism is used to express Robert Lowry's words of utter dependence on God for peace, protection and spiritual renewal. 

This previously unpublished work was written by John Ness Beck in 1963 in response to the assassination of President Kennedy.  Written for double a cappella choir, Mr. Beck explores various choral timbres that range from reflective to majestic...

From the German Es ist ein Ros with organ accompaniment. For use during Advent of Christmas

The classic Charles Wesley hymn set for SATB choir.

Russell Nagy's instruction of "innocence" is particularly fitting for this SATB anthem that celebrates the humble town that became the birthplace of a King.

The wonder of Christ's sacrifice for our sins is something we will never truly understand. Janelle Clark captures this sentiment in this SATB anthem - appropriate for the weeks after Easter or any general worship. 

The addition of handbells help bring to life this Douglas Wagner SATB anthem. Scalar melodies and simple part-writing help make this charming piece accessible for any choir. 

John Carter and Mary Kay Beall have teamed up to create a setting of the hymn-tune ASH GROVE for SAB choir. The text from Psalm 100 is paired with lovely three-part writing that varies between syllabic chords and sustained countermelodies. The...

Mark Hayes and Esther Burroughs take us on a musical odyssey that ranges from meditative to majestic.  As always, Mr. Hayes delivers his signature accompaniment that is rich, varied and dramatic.  A pleasant surprise appears in the middle of...

SATB-piano 4-hands, suitable for Christmas.  Based on a Basque carol, Venite Adoremus

There is a festive air about this selection by Patti Drennan and John Parker that lends itself to celebrative worship.  The words are reminiscent of a psalm text and the music, with its added brass and percussive forces (BP1601A), is both energetic...

John Ness Beck has taken the text of Alfred Lord Tennyson to create a stirring anthem for SATB choir. The addition of the brass sextet reminds the listener of the omnipotence of Christ and the strength He provides to those who believe in Him. ...

John Ness Beck has scored Joseph Barnby's hymn tune, Laudes Domini, for SSAATBB chorus with an invigorating and challenging piano and organ accompaniment.

SATB, archive, suitable for Epiphany and general use

SATB - Archive edition.  Appropriate for All Saints, Eventide and Memorial services

Beginning with the quintessential organ and choir fanfare, this SATB anthem features a variety of vocal textures to contrast the jubilant organ part throughout. Set to the hymn tune BABILONE, this anthem also allows for congregation participation.

Settings of pure scripture are always in demand and this setting of Psalm 57 reflects the excitement and exuberance of the psalmist’s words.  Relative brevity and youthful enthusiasm make this a perfect introit anthem, typified by text...

A lovely accessible setting for choir and keyboard. Rich and warm with a gentle strength well-suited to the text. Verse three is particularly effective and leads into a tender ending, “Still be my Vision,  O Ruler of all.” Perfect for...

This Christmas anthem for SSAATTBB choir combines three well-known hymn tunes, STILLE NACHT, ADESTE FIDELES, GLORIA, in a spectacular work for your advanced choir. 

Barbara Kinyon, SATB, Christmas, handbells, archive Companion products (digital downloads): Carol of the Birds - handbell part - digital download Companion products (printed copies): Carol of the Birds - handbell 

Praise for the second person of the Trinity.  Words and music combine to form a slowly building wave of excitement that explodes with the final page of the anthem. Fred Pratt Green lyrics.  

This modal SATB anthem provides contrast to traditional Christmas hymns and anthems. Featuring both unison and a cappella four-part sections it will both challenge and support your choir. 

This pensive SATB anthem utilizes text from Romans 12:1 and I Thessalonias 5: 23. The part writing is accessible for choirs of all levels and offers insight into service. 

John Carter has combined a myriad of tunes, texts, and techniques in this SATB anthem including quotes from the beloved hymn-tune and from the book of Ephesians, as well as the usage of both spoken work and rhythmic vocal melodies woven between a unison...