Kirchenlieder für Chor

The British choral tradition is rich and full of a sound quite its own. English composer and organist Hugh Benham has penned a lofty and elegant lenten choral with organ accompaniment that captures th...

One of the great hymns by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Hart Morris has arranged it for SATB choir and organ. Sure to be a favorite on All Saints Sunday and services honoring those in missions, the congrega...

With joyful energy befitting Easter morn Patricia Mock has given us a great song of celebration. The 2-part voices was designed with children in mind but can work with adult voices as well. A simple b...

A beautiful interweaving of Latin text and the contemporary worship classic of Michael W. Smith, Shine on Us. Light of Christ, shine upon us!

William Krape has composed an enthusiastic tune appropriately fitting the joyful Psalm 100. Reminiscent of an English cathedral anthem, Stephen Roddy has arranged the piece for 2-part treble choir. A...

The first that captures your attention is the vibrant keyboard part. Kevin Memley is obviously a pianist and sets the energy flowing from the start. Then comes this melody that feels like long, rollin...

Who needs another setting of Psalm 23? A valid question. So listen to this setting by Argentinian born composer and Hollywood Presbyterian Church conductor, Dr. Ariel Quintana and you'll understand. H...

This beautiful piece uses the classic text from Numbers and is excerpted from the closing section from a three-movement work for choir and chamber orchestra entitled Touch. Based on the paintings of C...

Giulio Caccini's melody from the 16th century is romantic and lovely. Skilled Canadian composer Larry Nickel has adeptly set the Ave Maria text to this tune and the results are wonderful. Originally a...

The text from Nehemiah 8:10 and Isaiah 43:1-3 expresses joy through helping those who are less fortunate. The opening melody carries this message with delicate ease, then moves into a brief choral sta...

A new melody uses the text of the well-loved hymn Take My Life and Let it Be, and it is an excellent tune. When the hymntune HENDON does appear it is in a welcomed salute.

What a refreshing setting of such a well-loved hymn. This Amazing Grace was originally written for the King's Singers and a women's choir. It can now be performed in numerous configurations, antiphona...

With a rollicking 6/8 and 4/4, back and forth, rhythm, this piece dances from the start. Based on Psalm 57:7-10 and Psalm 84:4-7, the text is a song of praise. A contrasting middle section is much slo...