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Two carols under one cover, creatively arranged by Broadway and musical theatre icon David Chase. Deck the Halls and We Wish You a Merry Christmas are two up-tempo carols that will fill out your holid...

Presented in a new edition for the 20th anniversary of its publication, this seminal cantata is rich with musical and spiritual potential. Using simple symbols of worship, expressive music and a sensi...

David Crowder's music is raw and authentic, creating powerful responses from his audiences. This arrangement maintains the folk song heaviness of the original and adds a choral component to inject a s...

Brimming over with Celtic joy, this is a dazzling song of praise! The words are a reminder of God's infinite love and grace, a useful subject for any time of the year. Arranged to maintain the lilting...

Joyful and celebratory, this original choral work is an excellent opening concert selection for young voices. Multi-meter, minor key and optional handclaps help create the driving and rhythmic feel th...

Following the success of The Thrill of Hope for the Christmas season comes What Wondrous Hope for Lent, Holy Week and Eastertide. Mingling traditional and contemporary elements, this cantata tells the...

One of the most passionate sacred texts in all hymnody is visited with bittersweet music in this melancholy offering for Lent. Two renowned hymn tunes, ABERYSTWYTH and MARTYN, are employed to carry th...

An anthem of scope and power, this scripture-based choral juggernaut is a stalwart testimony to the mystery and majesty of God. Held together by motivic unity, the piece unfolds organically with speci...

This dazzling menagerie of festive carols from the cantata And There Was Light will add sparkle to your Christmas program. The seasonal spirit is alive and well from the first notes of the extended in...

This dazzling menagerie of festive carols from the cantata And There Was Light will add sparkle to your Christmas program. The seasonal spirit is alive and well from the first notes of the extended in...