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A festive anthem scored for choir with brass quintet, timpani, and organ, this celebratory work could be appropriate for music ministry Sunday, renewal Sunday, or dedication Sunday.

A magnificent festive anthem based on a familiar hymn tune by the dependable pen of Robert Lau. Try it for general use, Christ the King Sunday, or any celebration.

Based in part on texts of Charles Wesley, this festive anthem comes to us from Coventry Cathedral musician Paul Leddington Wright. True to Mr. Wright's British heritage the work is filled with bold co...

Based on the great and familiar text by George Herbert, David Giardiniere has set Erik Routley's Augustine in a lovely arrangement within the grasp of almost any good choir. Try this work on Christ th...

Quoting the Austrian folk carol Still, Still, Still Mark Williams scores a winner for treble choirs

Try this hymn concertato during Advent or as a part of your festival of lessons and carols. Handbells are optional but provide a nice addition.

Originally scored for unison choir, Bert Carlson has effectively set this haunting tune for mixed voices.

Thoughtful text by Fred Pratt Green set to a traditional English melody, for Maundy Thursday, or Communion throughout the year

Though limited divisi is found in this mixed voices general anthem, the work is accessible for smaller choirs. Another creation by the duo Crescenz and Green.

Mostly 2-part and mixed voices, this fine anthem by Austin Lovelace sets the traditional text to a lovely new lyrical tune, very accessible.

This carol scored for choir with piano and percussion accompaniment gives this carol a new contemporary feel. It is not particularly difficult and would be successful with high school and church choir...

If you are looking for a festive work with optional brass and handbells, this is it! Performed either separately or together, the two songs include the gate of heaven and song of praise. Try them for...

Milburn Price, long one of America's foremost choral conductors, has set this Timothy Dudley-Smith text for mixed chorus and piano. He even includes a part for the congregation.

Based on a text by Timothy Dudley-Smith, this medium easy work captures the drama of the text with tasteful modulations, an effective piano accompaniment, and colorful choral writing.

Donna Butler has produced a truly creative work incorporating a number of familiar melodic fragments. The smooth modulations and spectacular piano accompaniment make this a real winner, suitable for g...

The first collaboration between author Paul Williams and composer Lee Roesti, this easy SAB work skillfully weaves fragments from What Wondrous Love Is This, try it on Palm/Passion Sunday.

From the James Jordan Choral Series, this is a dramatic work for mixed chorus with piano on a text by British poet Wilfred Owen.

This piece is energized by a consistent rhythmic drive and is perfect for celebrating the past, present, and future, excellent for reformation Sunday or any celebration.

Are you looking for a festival anthem that includes a significant role for handbells? This is it! Wonderful text by Isaac Watts and an inventive rhythm true to the works of our friend, David Schwoebel...

Make sure to include the congregation (singing the familiar hymn tune, St. Michael) when you present this exciting festival anthem.

Hymn anthems are beloved by choir and congregation alike. This is the perfect anthem for Christ the King Sunday (the last Sunday of the church year), whether with organ alone or with the very optional...

Canadian composer, Ruth Watson Henderson, gives us this advanced work for treble chorus. An excellent pianist herself, the accompaniment is true to her inventive style.

Once again Valerie Showers Crescenz gives us a lyrical work with a provocative text. The narrow melodic range makes the work accessible to all ages.

Mark Hayes has set this anonymously written popular text to a wonderful tune with rich accompanimentInstrumentation available (HMC2007a): Fl, Ob, Bb Clarinet, Bsn/BassClarinet (Sub.), Hn in F, Percuss...

In addition to general use, this anthem by collaborators Pam Martin and Donna Butler could be used on a number of special occasions and for communion.