Oster-Noten für Gemischten Chor (SATB): Sakrale Chorkunst

Proclaiming 'He is risen! Alleluia!' here is Allen Pote's exuberant Easter Day anthem for SATB choir, with optional organ, brass and percussion. The story of the tomb unfolds and leads up to an impres...

Daniel Mattix has written an original Call to Worship that will serve as a joyful, triumphant opening to any Easter celebration. Included in the middle is a responsive litany. There are six versions f...

This Easter celebration serves well as an introit for Resurrection Sunday (it's 24 measures). With optional trumpet, it is sure to heighten the spirit of the congregation as it proclaims the great tri...

This exuberant anthem is filled with all of the elements that are sure to make Easter morning a memorable celebration. The antiphonal singing between the two choirs, adults and children, gives this a...

From the fist notes, and the sound of the organ chime, the tone is set in the garden, as Mary is searching for Jesus. Learning that 'He is risen and the tomb is empty, ' the music swells forward with...

From the fist notes, and the sound of the organ chime, the tone is set in the garden, as Mary is searching for Jesus. Learning that 'He is risen and the tomb is empty, ' the music swells forward with...

With comfortable vocal ranges for a variety of singers, while maintaining vitality and energy, here is an Easter Day anthem with optional solo trumpet. Brian Wren's 'Christ Is Alive' appears in the mi...

Celebrating Christ's victory over death, this is perhaps the most majestic Easter hymn, and certainly worthy of the claim in this powerful presentation. It is rich with the joy of Easter and symbolism...

Celebrating Christ's victory over death, this is perhaps the most majestic Easter hymn, and certainly worthy of the claim in this powerful presentation. It is rich with the joy of Easter and symbolism...

The post-Easter Sundays emphasize the biblical stories of the resurrected Jesus, as he appeared to the women at the tomb, to the disciples on the road to Emmaus, and again while fishing. Here is the i...