Spiritual-A spritely spiritual arranged for secondary choir and piano accompaniment

Thomas Slawson sets this medieval text in a lush harmonic style this is an excellent concert work for the holiday season.

Combining two majestic Lenten hymns David Huff produces a deeply meaningful anthem during Lent Passion/Palm Sunday or even Communion.You should also know the Huff requiem (HMC218).

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.

Schwoebel has written a beautiful new setting for this hymn of faith and dedication.

This ceremonial anthem is terrific in a festival setting. Written for mixed chorus with keyboard and optional trumpet or with brass quartet and timpani Don McCullough is true to the Hyfrydol tune. This is a work that sounds more difficult than it really is and is easily accessible for church choirs.

There are two separate pieces in the octavo. The introit is Surely God Is In This Place and the blessing is A Celtic Blessing that begins May the Christ Who walks on wounded feet walk with you on the road.

Instrumental Accompaniment Set-Instrumentation: Flute Oboe Bb Clarinet Bassoon/Bass Clarinet (Sub) F Horn and Percussion

For unison voices with keyboard and optional orff instruments a real winner for children's voices!

A modern spiritual with a slightly jazzy swing sure to become a favorite!

Instrumental Accompaniment Set-Instrumentation: Guitar Bass Clarinet and Flute Chime part included in octavo

An easy four-part (SATB) arrangement of this fun piece with piano four-hands flute bass guitar guitar and drums Also available in two-part (HMC155)

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

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.

In this piece composer Kenney Potter sets Psalm 121 in a lovely lyrical manner. The narrow ranges make the mixed voice work suitable for young voices or small adult church choirs alike.

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.

This original setting of the familiar text from Song of Solomon is sure to become a favorite!

From the Moravian Music Foundation series this piece by Johann Christian Geisler is suitable for nearly any occasion edited by Dr. Nola Knouse

Spiritual-A cappella arrangement for SATB secondary chorus with soprano solo

Concert setting of Psalm 139: 23-24 for advanced chorus a cappella