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John F. Wilson's lush treatment of this classic worship chorus made it a best-seller in its original SATB setting. This new voicing is for two-part mixed or optional SAB choir.

John F. Wilson's lush treatment of this classic worship chorus made it a best-seller in its original SATB setting. This new voicing is for two-part mixed or optional SAB choir.

A 'quodlibet, ' two familiar pieces combined to form a profound new piece, for themes surrounding the cross.

The 3-part setting by Jack Schrader of the very popular John Foley communion song, 'One Bread, One Body, ' starts as a slow ballad and builds throughout. Often sung by the congregation, this anthem pr...

This well-loved 12th century Latin hymn and 13th century Plainsong tune have been given an exciting, bright treatment by the talented arranger, Mark Kellner. Mark does much of our orchestral arranging...

The text for this communion anthem comes from the pen of renowned hymnwriter, Brian Wren. Brian explains, 'the hymn moves from the individual (I come) to the collective (we'll go). Stanza 4 describes...

John F. Wilson's lush treatment of this classic worship chorus made it a best-seller in its original SATB setting. This new voicing is for two-part mixed or optional SAB choir.

Here is a prime example of the inspired and tasteful writing of K. Lee Scott for the traditional Sunday morning choir. The organ part supports the intensely legato style, portraying the biblical text...

Choral Setting by John F. Wilson.

Choral Piece by Fred Kaan and John Ness Beck.

Choral Setting by Vaclav Nelhybel.

Choral Piece by Vaclav Nelhybel.

Choral Piece by Brian Wren and Carl Schalk.

Choral Setting by John F. Wilson.

Choral Setting by John F. Wilson.

A reproducible congregational part is included.

Choral Setting by John F. Wilson.

This Philip Dietterich arrangement of the text, 'People Look East, ' by 19th century poet Eleanor Farjeon, set to the Besancon carol tune has been delighting audiences for over 35 years. We call your...

Choral Setting by Philip Dietterich.