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For your Easter programEasily accessible for just about any choir

Optimal for your Easter programHymn tune: Gelobt Sei Gott by Melchior Vulpius (1560/70-1616)

A popular arrangement of the tune: Judas Maccabeus arr. by G. F. Handel 1747. Great for your Easter program

Great for Easter, this is another one that is not difficult and provides a rich worship experience.

A lovely, general, sacred piece taken from an American folk hymn

One of our most popular sacred octavosThis is a joyful song for any occasionAdapted from Zephaniah 3:14, 17 & Psalm 34:2, 4

The text of this anthem draws from the Psalms and calls for everyone, young and old, to rejoice for 'God is in our midst. ' Stylistically, this anthem could be deemed contemporary due to its syncopate...

A choice piece for Pentecost

An easily accessible concert piece from Psalm 67:3-5

A beautiful arrangement of the traditional sacred textFor soprano solo, mixed choir, and organ

For Pentecost season, this reverent work can be performed with a flute or any other 'C' instrument

This original work by Lloyd Larson is a joyful adaptation of Psalm 96

Alive and uplifting, with text adapted from Psalm 122:1, and Psalm 84:1, 2, 4

Another delightful sacred octavo from David Schwoebel, perfect for any Sunday

An exciting sacred/concert piece, not difficult, contains rhythmic activity and some counterpoint

Adapted from Psalm 139, this is an easily learned piece suitable for any situation.

This is a unique setting of the Coventry litany for soprano solo, mixed voices, and congregation. Also contains a small speaking part for a child

Another publication in this year's Moravian series, this splendid Easter piece is suitable for other festival occasions as well.

This simple, yet beautiful octavo was originally the ending of Handel's setting of Psalm 42. Edited by Alfred Mann, it is published in connection with 'Bach and Handel: Choral Performance Practice'. H...

This joyful piece with text from Psalm 118:24 & Psalm 98:1-8 is great for any Sunday.

Text adapted from Proverbs and Psalms, ideal for any choir and for school graduations

Hymn tune: Grafton from Chants Ordinares de L'office Divin (1881)Majestic arrangement by K. Lee Scott with optional congregation, brass, and timpani

A general sacred octavo that is perfect for any Sunday, based on the hymn tune, Christ Church.

By now, well-known to those familiar with the Hinshaw 'family' of composers, Ms. Ford has woven together Isaiah 55 and Psalm 98, with exciting results. Flute, tambourine, and claves add yet more livel...

Original tune by Robert Powell, text by Charles WesleyA fresh approach to a wonderful Epiphany anthem, also suitable for general sacred use