Geistliche Noten für Chor

Uses: General, Praise Team, Thanksgiving Scripture: Psalm 9:1 - Psalm 28:7 - II Corinthians 4:15 - Philippians 4:6-7 From the creative pens of two top modern hymn writers comes this solid song of grat...

Erleben Sie ein mitreißendes musikalisches Glaubensbekenntnis mit „Jesus“ aus dem renommierten Verlag Hal Leonard. Dieses ausdrucksstarke Werk verbindet den klangvollen Chorsatz harmonisch mit einem d...

Uses: Christmas Scripture: Isaiah 9:6; Matthew 1:18-25; John 1:14 Lilting with ebullient spirit, this graceful anthem is rich with the sacred sights and sounds of Christmas. The Word becomes song in t...

With an opening instrumental fanfare and a choral flourish, this arrangement of a hymn standard sweeps the listener up in the festivities of worship. Based upon the popular DARWALL tune the melody tak...

The familiar Lynn DeShazo worship song is masterfully arranged by Phillip Keveren, interwoven with the beloved hymn Amazing Grace. Keveren's tender and expressive choral treatment beautifully expresse...

This anthem is something fresh and unique! Based on Native American poetic sources and the tune LACQUIPARLE, the piece captures a unique spirit in its sonic ambience and textural focus. The mysterious...

Written in commemoration for the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, this special commission takes the words of Martin Luther and delivers them with music of scope and power. A significan...

Although primarily known as an opera composer - more than 100 - Baldassare Galuppi always maintained a steady output of sacred music. In this edition, the editor maintains accuracy of pitches and dura...

This glorious arrangement for choir and congregation is part of our Fanfare and Concertato series, dedicated to invigorating congregational worship. Designed to be a festive moment, the accoutrements...

This sturdy anthem for Resurrection Sunday retools the familiar hymn tune W ZLOBIE LEZY and gives it an Easter purpose. Quickly learned, this will be a confident new alternative as an introit for this...