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Superb! Works of this caliber are always a pleasure to present and this one is sure to be at the top of the heap! Complete with majestic organ, brass quintet and triumphant voices, it is a powerful, c...

With a text adapted from the Apostles' Creed, Allen Pote's triumphant setting for organ with optional brass, handbells and timpani now has yet another performance option - orchestral accompaniment. Se...

The three-fold acclamation, 'Christ has died, Christ is risen, Christ will come again, ' provides the foundation for this magnificent Easter or general anthem by Allen Pote. The exhilaration is unendi...

From the early moments of discouragement as the women approached the tomb on Easter morning, to their awareness of Christ's resurrection, and even the reference in verse three of our future resurrecti...

The post-Easter Sundays emphasize the biblical stories of the resurrected Jesus, as he appeared to the women at the tomb, to the disciples on the road to Emmaus, and again while fishing. Here is the i...

The post-Easter Sundays emphasize the biblical stories of the resurrected Jesus, as he appeared to the women at the tomb, to the disciples on the road to Emmaus, and again while fishing. Here is the i...

This fine text is ideal for Easter and Ascension services. Written ten days after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. , the text addresses Easter hope out of terrible suffering, and revea...

The 'classic' Gloria & Bill Gaither song is showcased in this gleaming, artistic arrangement by Jack Schrader. This standard favorite has been given a fresh, dignified treatment and should meet the ne...

With an opening hint of Handel, John Carter has crafted a beautiful anthem with hymn-like qualities. Its spirited melody, singable harmonies, and powerful ending make this piece a strong addition to y...

Modern rhythmic and , at times, dissonant chant supplely building to the exclamatory, 'Jesus Christ is Risen Today!'

A majestic Easter anthem arranged for mixed voices based on the 1800 Goethe text, 'Joy to thee, mortal!'