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Handel's famous Sarabande serves as the opening theme to this stirring Lenten anthem. The text comes from Avis Christiansen and matches the tune well. The switch to D major permits a newly composed me...

The text by Mark Twain, from a poem by Robrt Richardson, and although titled Dedication it is more of a blessing. A beautiful concert closer for advanced high school or college voices, Richard Burchar...

Stacey Gibbs, the undisputed master of Spiritual arrangements, has produced another winner. Bringing us harmonies and rhythms we didn't even know we wanted, we are charmed by his ideas. A great festiv...

Memley celebrates the Native American culture with an exquisite triptych of poems and song called Three Native American Settings. The original music is consumed with the sounds of the Native American...

Praise the Lord! From Psalm 117 comes a song of praise. Ian Charter's setting works for choir with organ, or with brass quartet and timpani, or with all of them together. An energetic setting with del...

This famous 18th century text compares Jesus to an apple tree - it has become a classic. Respected composer and keyboard artist, Howard Helvey, created a hymn-tune of majestic simplicity that unfolds...

This is the perfect piece for the Christmas Eve service, a lullaby, tender and sweet. A gentle piano accompaniment supports the choir's oo's as a female soloist presents the verse, sung in either Ital...

The mercy seat of the scripture was a central place of worship; a place where God lived. This anthem invites the listener to bring their prayers to the place where God can hear them and provide comfor...

This dynamic choral is a winning festival piece. With a repeating rhythmic motif the drive forward is compelling and easily learned. The familiar Latin text celebrates the day with great rejoicing. Hi...

This haunting Advent carol has held a revered station for more than five centuries and has been arranged and reset by composers throughout the ages. Beginning in Latin, Paul Doust presents the tune wi...