Gemischter Chor mit Klavier

Picture a traditional stone-walled church - beautiful and powerful. Now picture it bursting with enthusiastic worshipers. There is a time-honored confidence to the musical statement Joe Martin has giv...

Suited for general useThis simple octavo is based on the hymn tune Kresmer and has optional handbell parts

This lovely setting of Havergal's familiar words is not at all difficult. The end result is smooth, rich, and full. For secondary or adult choir, with keyboard and oboe

Lovely arrangement of an old favoriteFirst verse: unisonSecond verse: menThird verse: womenFourth verse: solo (or alto and bass)Descant: over unison choir (or soprano and tenor)Accompaniment: harp or...

Good for general use, this is a moderately easy octavo for mixed choir and optional flute

Simple and easy to learn, good for general use

Another fabulous octavo by Sandra Ford!This piece is easily accessible by a Jr. high/high school or adult choir

This jubilant piece by Mark Hayes is a fantastic addition to your choir's program! Written for the fiftieth anniversary of the school of church music of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Loui...

Great for graduations, dedications, or launching of fundraisers. This is a pull-out-all-the-stops piece for SATB, optional congregation, and keyboard plus: one trumpet and bells (parts in the octavo),...

A uniquely graceful arrangement of the well-loved tune from Southern Harmony Also available in SSAA voicing (HMC1675)

Includes a portion of Now Thank We All Our God and an invitation to the congregation to join in. An optional trumpet part is included at the end of the octavo.

Beautiful octavo with clarinet and keyboard accompaniment, text based on 1 Peter 4:8-9

A sweet setting of the favorite text for SSAATB and piano and flute, contains a small optional spoken part.

A new and fresh arrangement by Randy Cox for youth or adult choirs

Adapted from Numbers 6, this benediction is suitable for general use.

Final chorus from Vivaldi's Beatus VirAlso available: Beatus Viv (HMC177), Paratum Cor Ejus (HMC180), and In Memoria In Aeterna (HMC179).

A fairly easy secular piece containing nice counterpoint written for three-part choir (adults and/or children), with piano four-hands, string bass, trumpet, and percussion. From the Accent On Youth se...

This traditional German tune is set with the quality craftsmanship of master arranger Eugene Butler. Try it during your lessons and carols service.

Incorporating the tune Lancashire and the text lead on O King Eternal, this powerful anthem is suitable for either Christ the King Sunday or Palm Sunday.

Composer Jonathan Shippey quotes the tune Promised Land in this work for mixed choir, keyboard, and violin/other C instrument. Try it for Communion or All Saints Day!

Cincinnati composer Howard Helvey has skillfully set this George Herbert text for mixed chorus with piano and optional flute or clarinet. Try it on Christ the King Sunday.

Patrick Liebergen is known for his arrangements of early music. This festive work for mixed chorus with piano and flute comes together quickly.

McCullough is conductor of the Washington D. C. Master Chorale and often composes for his own chorus. This traditional holiday work with harp accompaniment is a true winner!

Looking for a SAB Lenten piece? This selection has an optional tenor part.

Try this work to open your festival of lessons and carols. Note the very simple part for handbells and finger cymbals.