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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...

Beckenhorst welcomes South African composer Franco Prinsloo to its catalog with this ravishing setting of Afrikaans text for treble voices and piano: "...Alleluia, praise his name; for every bright new moon shines over the whole earth with endless...

A lyrical SSAA setting with gentle piano accompaniment. Suitable for services of commitment or commissioning. Also available for SATB choir. Available in other voicings: To Live His Song - SATB

This spirited, rhythmic call to worship and praise with text based on Psalm 98, is suitable for any occasion, and is sure to become a favorite of choir and congregation alike. Scored for SATB Choir and piano, it is also available for SSA and TTBB. Clap...

Now available for SSAA voices! The first movement of Craig Courtney's trilogy, Divine Encounter, is a song in which God invites us to receive His bounty. The first verse of Isaiah 55 is expressed as a celebration rather than the meditative, lyric manner...

Perfect for any service of celebration, this stirring “Gloria” is pure praise. This dramatic setting for SATB choir, piano, optional string quartet and percussion, is also available scored for TTBB and SSAA.  There is also an optional...

The promises of the Twenty-Third Psalm text come to life in this deep but tender setting as it moves through the strong statement of faith for this life through the development of the beautiful musical picture of life eternal. Companion products (digital...

Kim Noller’s “Servant of Peace” encourages us all to make the world a better place through compassion, friendship, and understanding. With accessible harmonies and a flowing accompaniment, this new song would be a wonderful addition to the repertoire of...

Digital Download version (PDF) of the fourth movement of Dan Forrest’s new LUX: The Dawn From On High, now available as a stand-alone octavo in SSAA voicing. Its infectious rhythmic energy, soaring vocal lines, and sparkling accompaniment will...

A major work for SSAA choirs! All five movements of LUX: The Dawn From On High (originally composed for SATB) are now available for treble choirs, and can be performed with piano (included in choral score). Optional organ, percussion, solo strings,...

Newly revoiced for Treble Choirs, this majestic setting of Charles Wesley's text “Ye Servants of God”, combined with resounding echoes of "Worthy the Lamb" provides a deeply moving experience suitable for Easter, Ascension, and general worship.COMPANION...

A sparkling setting of Psalm 95 scored for SSAA with a challenging four-hand accompaniment. Suitable for any time of worship, praise and celebration. This will soon become a favorite of choir, congregation and the accompanists! Please purchase the full...

Courtney’s hauntingly beautiful setting of this beloved carol has been refreshed, enhanced and set for SSAA choir, piano, optional string quartet, chimes, cymbals and timpani.  Wonderfully intense. Also available TTBB. Companion products...

“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...

A major work for SSAA choirs! All five movements of LUX: The Dawn From On High are now available for treble choirs, and can be performed with piano (included in choral score). Optional organ, percussion, solo strings, chamber ensemble, small orchestra,...

A new adaptation of what is considered one of Schubert’s most well-known and beloved Lieder. Also available for SSAA and TTBB choir. Also available in other voicings: An Die Musik - SATB An Die Musik - TTBB

Part of the Folksongs and Traditional Tunes collection (ICC3006DL), Paul Ayres' arrangement of Auld Lang Syne brings a thoughtful and engaging interpretation to this cherished classic. This a cappella setting is easy to learn but provides enough musical...

Available for either 2-part treble (ICC1007) or 4-part treble (ICC1008), this upbeat and fun arrangement is sure to be a hit with your choir!  This Irish folksong comes to life with a spirited accompaniment and well-written (optional)...

Part of the Folksongs and Traditional Tunes collection (ICC3006DL), Paul Ayres' arrangement of Our Captain Calls All Hands brings energy and excitement to this spirited folk song. This a cappella arrangement is straightforward to learn while offering...

The Time For Singing would be an excellent choice if you need a powerful song to close your concert! With a message of standing together in love, your audience will be moved by not only the text, but also the beautifully written harmonies of this...

An uplifting text to keep hope alive in hard times is set to a beautiful, lyrical melody in this original song by Darla Eshelman. This song will provide opportunities for deeper conversations and community building in your ensemble!

Now available for SSAA voices! This regal, stately second movement of Craig Courtney's trilogy, Divine Encounter, is based on Micah 6:6-8. As we partake of God's bounty, our gratitude urges us to offer ourselves as living sacrifices to serve God and...

The surprise entry of the four-hand accompaniment following the a cappella opening sets the stage for continuous dynamic excitement as the anthem builds in intensity with every “Glory, Hallelujah!” Now available in SATB, SSAA and TTBB...

An exciting SSA setting with a strong, rhythmic accompaniment, offering a wonderful opportunity for a strong soloist. Based on the Isaiah 52:8-10 prophesy.  Suitable for any occasion, but particularly effective for Advent.   ...

Add a touch of magic to your holiday season with "Christmas Every Day," a delightful new choral piece by Dan Mitchell. This heartwarming SA arrangement captures the joy and wonder of Christmas, celebrating the spirit of giving and togetherness that we...