Gilbert M. Martin

HMC580 This holiday tune is perfect for a junior high school performance where a secular text is appropriate. Its easy, playful melodic line is sure to please all participants. Composer Gilbert Martin...

This Christmas piece is quite accessible and most suitable for the small or lesser-experienced choir

Available: SATB, Instrumental Parts.

A nice easy piece for any Sunday, for mixed choir with solo or unison voices

Great piece with a traditional olk feel for Lent

This moderately easy octavo is perfect for a summer Sunday

Moderately easy octavo with solo

Easy SATB arrangementFull of joy and hope, this is a terrific arrangement of the traditional American folk hymn from Southern Harmony, 1835. It starts with a flowing, melodic tune and finishes with be...

Moderately easy for an adult choir From a traditional Gaelic blessing

Easy familiar sacred work, works for any Sunday and with reduced choir

Words from Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night', act 2, scene 2. SATB, with soprano and tenor solos. Contains piano accompaniment

Gilbert Martin's lovely arrangement for 3-part treble voices, with keyboard and optional bells (handbells, orchestra bells, or chimes)

Words and music by Gil Martin, easy and versatile, SATB with unison

A bright, easily worked up anthem of praise and thanks to the One who, indeed, gives us all, contains some nice back-and-forth dialogue between the choir and the organ.

A perennial favorite, this Christmas gem is also available in SATB (HMC135), SAB (HMC479), and high or low voice solo in the collection Welcome In The Stranger (HMB74).

Another good one for the volunteer choir: a new tune for familiar words

A crisp, clean, highly accessible arrangement of the popular In Dulce Jubilo (in English)

Ethereal alleluia for women's voices---this would be really nice during communion.

A sturdy and heart-lifting anthem for tough times

From the Baptist Festival Singers Choral Series comes this gentle piece based on an early American hymn tune that is a plea for acceptance of our songs and our lives.

Suitable for young or inexperienced choirs, this one features the familiar words set to 'beach spring', from the sacred harp.

A popular arrangement of the dearly loved hymn