Pepper Choplin

Uses: general, evangelism Scripture: John 15:7, John 1:1 A monumental work that challenges us to share the Word of God will all! A memorable melody that gradually builds in intensity and purpose issup...

Simply stunning. A gently flowing accompaniment beautifully complements the transparent choral texture, and an extended coda provides the perfect close to this Appalachian-inspired arrangement. Unlike...

Simply stunning. A gently flowing accompaniment beautifully complements the transparent choral texture, and an extended coda provides the perfect close to this Appalachian-inspired arrangement. Unlike...

Simply stunning. A gently flowing accompaniment beautifully complements the transparent choral texture, and an extended coda provides the perfect close to this Appalachian-inspired arrangement. Unlike...

Simply stunning. A gently flowing accompaniment beautifully complements the transparent choral texture, and an extended coda provides the perfect close to this Appalachian-inspired arrangement. Unlike...

Inspired by the spiritual, 'Were You There, ' this musical experience is based on several monologues by those who were at the cross. The work leads us through many emotions: from the Holy Love shown t...

This soulful ballad calls us to lift each other up as we pray for the person on our right and our left. The text says it all: 'They may seem strong, but we don't know all of the struggles and the burd...

All about saying 'Yes' to the Lord, written as a high energy, contemporary gospel number by the American Baptist composer, Pepper Choplin. This piece is for SATB Chorus with Piano accompaniment.

Runnin' Down To Bethlehem is a boisterous, celebratory gospel song written by Pepper Choplin in a Cajun-influenced style. Arranged for SATB choir and Piano accompaniment.

Pepper Choplin is ever the wordsmith in this unusually titled musical devotion. Choplin uses opposites to make his spiritual point and he provides music that is sensitive, to allow for the listener to...

A general anthem that may be especially useful for Lent and discipleship. It incorporates the refrain from a traditional 19th century American folk hymn, 'Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy. '

Simply stunning! Pepper Choplin has combined the traditional folk melody commonly known as The Riddle Song (I Gave My Love a Cherry) with new lyrics that convey the promise of Christ's peace. The gent...