A. Lovelace

A haunting melody evokes all the power of this little-known anonymous 15th-century text. The theme is, essentially, that the Lord will be known not by pomp or grandeur, but 'by the holy harmony which...

This vigorous vocal fugue, sung a cappella, would make a dynamic worship opener for Easter. Written in classical style, the opening vocal lines imitate a trumpet fanfare. Descriptive text and evolving...

Austin Lovelace gave us many wonderful choral pieces and this setting of Psalm 150 epitomizes his modern style. Open 4ths and 5ths provide a fanfare flavor befitting the praise text of this Psalm. Wri...

Austin Lovelace gave us many wonderful choral pieces and this setting of Psalm 150 epitomizes his modern style. Open 4ths and 5ths provide a fanfare flavor befitting the praise text of this Psalm. Wri...

There are two separate pieces in the octavo. The introit is Surely God Is In This Place and the blessing is A Celtic Blessing that begins, 'May the Christ Who walks on wounded feet walk with you on th...

An easily accessible piece for general use

Mostly 2-part and mixed voices, this fine anthem by Austin Lovelace sets the traditional text to a lovely new lyrical tune, very accessible.

Austin Lovelace continues to provide us with works of classical beauty on significant texts. This rather simple anthem is no exception. Try it during a stewardship emphasis or even Advent.