Oster-Noten für Gemischten Chor (SATB) und Orgel: Sakrale Pracht

With a newly written text by Angier Brock, this compelling anthem by Cecilia McDowall is a welcome addition to the traditional Easter repertoire. Easter Light explores a variety of styles and colours,...

This is an exuberant setting of Psalm 95. A memorable rhythmic pattern is established by the organ toccata as it alternates between 4/4 and 7/8 for the outer sections of the anthem. The inner section...

This Easter anthem is a triumphant setting of words by Edmund Spenser and St John Damascene, featuring joyful choral parts, and ending with a new harmonization of the Easter hymn tune 'Ellacombe', wit...

An anthem suitable for Easter with words by Edmund Spenser (1552-1599). Musical Times series number 1391.

This majestic Easter anthem has been elevated to dramatic regal status by Richard Nichols with a new setting for SATB Choir and Organ, with optional Brass and Percussion.

Whether sharing this piece as an anthem or an introit, it is sure to invite the celebration of Easter morning!

Whether sharing this piece as an anthem or an introit, it is sure to invite the celebration of Easter morning!

Using the Hyfrydol hymntune with a new victorious text by Chris Anderson, Hart Morris has produced a wonderful Easter anthem. Beginning sorrowfully at the tomb the joy of the resurrection soon emerges...

Using the Hyfrydol hymntune with a new victorious text by Chris Anderson, Hart Morris has produced a wonderful Easter anthem. Beginning sorrowfully at the tomb the joy of the resurrection soon emerges...

Using the Hyfrydol hymntune with a new victorious text by Chris Anderson, Hart Morris has produced a wonderful Easter anthem. Beginning sorrowfully at the tomb the joy of the resurrection soon emerges...

Regina Coeli taken from Vladmir Godar's choral cycle Mater and arranged for accompanied SATB chorus. Godar's large and varied output includes an oratorio, works for orchestra, chorus, numerous chamber...

Commissioned by the St Endellion Easter Festival and setting the Aurora lucis text, A Hymn of St Ambrose celebrates the resurrection of Christ. The vocal lines, which explore a range of textures and s...

Haec Dies (This is the day which the Lord hath made) is a lively and rhythmic piece. It was commissioned by the choir of Clare College, Cambridge and has recently been recorded by them on the Harmonia...

For your Easter programEasily accessible for just about any choir

Optimal for your Easter programHymn tune: Gelobt Sei Gott by Melchior Vulpius (1560/70-1616)

A popular arrangement of the tune: Judas Maccabeus arr. by G. F. Handel 1747. Great for your Easter program

Another publication in this year's Moravian series, this splendid Easter piece is suitable for other festival occasions as well.

This is a fantastic new anthem for Easter! Larry Shackley has set the traditional text by John Mason Neale for mixed choir with organ or optional brass (two trumpets and 2 trombones) and timpani. Avai...

Looking for something truly unique for Easter morning? This setting, mostly in D minor, is a marvelous transition from the Passion into the joy of Easter. Scored for brass quartet with organ, this mel...

Robert Powell is a master with the hymn concerto. Here, he takes the Arthur Sullivan tune and turns it into a festival setting accompanied by organ, brass, quintet, and timpani. The congregation even...

An Easter favorite that is sedate, even stately, with a medieval feel to it. A festive Easter anthem with brass and organ, the piece would also be successful on Christ the King Sunday.

This attractive anthem demonstrates Archer's gift for melody and structure. Tuneful and appealing, it can be used at any time within the Church's year but is particularly suitable during Advent and Ea...

This Easter anthem is a triumphant setting of words by Edmund Spenser and St John Damascene for mixed choir and organ. Featuring joyful choral parts and an optional soprano solo, Most glorious Lord of...

This Easter anthem sets the second part of George Herbert's poem 'Easter', famously set in full by Ralph Vaughan Williams in his Five Mystical Songs. The opening section has an almost pastoral feel, w...