Chorpartituren

From the Familiar Choral Masterworks series comes this perennial favorite, a fun concert pick!

A cheerful, spring madrigal from our Familiar Choral Masterworks series that is not terribly difficult

The simple, stately hymn that has become the opening theme

Lovely arrangement of the familiar hymn that is easily learned and a standard of the repertoire

A thoughtful concert piece based on Rabbinic wisdom

A simple benediction with an elegant keyboard part that is good for any time of year

Two fun concert pieces for fairly advanced secondary chorus

Exciting concert or worship piece for the more advanced group

A fun little thing for treble voices, fairly easy secondary level

A delightful text, memorable melody, and Butler's skill with women's voices, a special selection

A meditative piece ideal for the Lenten season

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.

Here's a spotlight for your SSA group for the middle school holiday concert that is easy, butstill provides a glowing holiday ambience.

A tranquil setting of Wesley's familiar and well-loved words

From the Baptist Festival Singers Choral Series comes this original setting of the familiar text.

Brief (minute and a half) appeal for blessing, 'Lift us up to fruitfulness and happiness.... '

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

Humorous mix of English and Latin words, a la Handel

An enjoyable piece for secondary chorus that is tuneful and gently swinging

A blend of early American hymns with words by Henry F Lyte, and Nicolaus L. Von Zinzendorf, and hymn tunes Pleading Savior, and Holy Manna. Arranged for SATB choir, with keyboard and optional flute.

Lovely double choir version of St. Francis of Assisi's beloved prayer Suitable for youth or adult choirs

Somewhere between the hymn and the symphony is this soaring arrangement for choir, congregation, organ, brass, and timpani. Lift up your hearts!

A completely new take on the familiar thought: Without Love, I Am Nothing

A bit of challenge for Jr. high or middle school, this is a fun mix of English and Latin, a la Schubert.

Douglas McEwen has edited this anthem by 18th century composer G. B. Pergolesi that contains text in both Latin and English. It is ideally suitable for the junior choir of the church.