Sacred Horizons Series-Uses: Advent Scripture: Isaiah 2:2-5 Isaiah 11:1-10 Romans 13:11-14 From our new Sacred Horizons series here is a simple yet effective piece for SATB choir that offers the delightful option of adding children's voices. Easily learned the Advent candles of hope peace love and joy are delivered clearly in the text. This modest clarity of message gives singers the opportunity to use sign language as a special ministry or to add an expressive gesture to the presentation. Don't miss this special opportunity for a multi-generational moment in worship!

Celebrated composer Cindy Berry beautifully conveys God's unbounded grace in this new contemporary choral. A spirit of thanksgiving permeates the entire anthem. Powerful music with a timeless message!

The pairing of two amazing texts with a charming new melody creates a pleasing effect that epitomizes the gentle message of Psalm 23. The chorus of O How I Love Jesus crowns the verses with the familiar and acts as a spotlight to the true meaning of this winsome anthem. The original tune that opens this piece is masterful and so endearing.

Uses: General Healing Baptism Scripture: Psalm 83:18; Isaiah 12:2 This hymn text re-setting has a robust theme that captures the confidence we have in our journey of faith with a message that reminds us of the provision God has made for us as we travel to the Promised Land. Unison singing mingles with moments of fuller harmonies to create a nimble quality that also has enough sonic substance for larger groups. A gently rhythmic piano accompaniment motivates and supports.

Irving Berlin's much-recorded song from 1926 takes a sultry and sophisticated turn with this dynamic jazzy arrangement that includes optional rhythm flugelhorn and flute. The song is a symbol of cheer of being in love. Blue days all of them gone. Nothing but blue skies from now on. An American Songbook treasure. Irving Berlin's much-recorded song from 1926 takes a sultry and sophisticated turn with this dynamic jazzy arrangement that includes optional rhythm flugelhorn and flute. The song is a symbol of cheer of being in love. “Blue days all of them gone. Nothing but blue skies from now on.” An American Songbook treasure.

We Have Come to Sing!-Vibrant and percussive this original a cappella work uses both Swahili and English text creating a dynamic multicultural opening or processional performance. The theme of coming together to sing allows for a wealth of programming opportunities. The piece is filled with musical learning using language rhythm independent singing and harmonic expression. The addition of percussion enhances both rehearsal and performance. Vibrant and percussive this original a cappella work uses both Swahili and English text creating a dynamic multicultural opening or processional performance. The theme of coming together to sing allows for a wealth of programming opportunities. The piece is filled with musical learning using language rhythm independent singing and harmonic expression. The addition of Percussion enhances both rehearsal and performance.

Uses: Concert General Music Appreciation Scripture: Genesis 1:26 Acts 17:28 Romans 8:19 Romans 11:36 A majestic larger anthem this artful composition presents the imagined moment that music is given to the world. Beginning quietly with a rising melodic line this motive grows and expands into a full and rich hymn of joy. The voice of the Creator is delivered with large hymn-like chords with divided choir to create a moment of deep emotion and awe and the finale is pure joy! A full orchestration gives this anthem wings to soar and opens it up to larger festival choral performances in both sanctuaries and concert halls. Truly an inspiration this anthem will be appreciatedby fans of the composer's classic choral piece The Awakening. Score and Parts (fl 1-2 ob cl 1-2 bn hn 1-2 tpt 1-3 tbn 1-2 tba timp perc 1-2 hp vn 1-2 va vc db) available as a digital download.

Something for all ages! This novel little swing number is a cool selection to add humor and spirit to your holiday or winter concert. The upbeat song laments the return of Jack Frost and cold weather and pleads for him to get lost. A lesser known gem from the American songbook.

Celebrating peace this Hebrew folk song will delight with its spirited accompaniment bright and fun-to-sing vocals and easy Hebrew text that create a round for 2-part and SAB voices. A wonderful multicultural performance for any time of year.

3-5 Octaves of Handbells-A 3-octave piece made playable for 4 & 5 octaves. Dexterity of ringers proven by this composition.

Uses: Holy Week Maundy Thursday Scripture: Matthew 26:36-56 - Luke 22:39-46 With the haunting strains of The Moonlight Sonata this anthem unfolds into layers of beautiful textures delivering an emotional portrait of Christ in the garden of prayer. The powerful text is filled with evocative imagery and sacred meaning reminding the listener of the humanity of the suffering Savior and His divine destiny of grace. Highly effective!

This vigorous vocal fugue sung a cappella would make a dynamic worship opener for Easter. Written in classical style the opening vocal lines imitate a trumpet fanfare. Descriptive text and evolving layers of color and texturemake this fresh resurrection anthem a true delight.

With quiet reverence and anxious expectation we are called to Bethlehem to greet our King. The guest list includes the fearful the grieving and the lonely and at journey's end a chorus of angels and the most lovely sight.Come to Bethlehem is a gentle invitation to begin life anew at the foot of the manger.

Uses: Communion General Holy Week Praise Team Scripture: Exodus 12:13-14 - John 19:33-34 - Hebrews 9:14 This contemporary ballad is a testimony of faith and forgiveness that will speak to the heart of any sacred gathering. The arrangement is easily learned and provides a big effect that will maximize the message. With its strong hook and powerful tune this song transitions beautifully from the worship team to the choir loft. Powerful!

One of the best musical moments (and there were many) in the hit movie O Brother Where Art Thou was the mass baptism scene when all the congregants sang Let's go down to the water to pray... with thatincredible southern harmony. Pepper Choplin has taken that wonderful spiritual and set it for SATB a cappella voices. A few additional lyrics have been added providing an extra verse but the style and simplicity of the originalhas been maintained. Down to the Water to Pray is an excellent choice for services of baptism or general use...inspiring and fun to sing.

Warm and soothing this gentle arrangement of the beloved Fairest Lord Jesus uses harmonically rich part writing over the simple melody of the familiar hymn Munster Gesangbruch. The power and might ofour Creator is presented in a contrastingly subdued song of comfort and assurance making known the many faces of God particularly those of Supreme Ruler and loving Father. Beautiful!

Uses: Call to Worship Easter General Scripture: Psalm 71:23 - Psalm 100:1-2 - Ephesians 5:19 This jubilant service opener is two anthems in one with both a general and an alternate Easter text. Blurring the lines between contemporary and traditional the engaging mixed meter and syncopations of the main theme will drive this call to worship straight into the heart of the listener. The middle section offers contrast before the power of the opening sweeps in to deliver the piece to an exciting conclusion.

What a stunning arrangement for the holidays! Happy holiday bells! Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians first performed this showstopper. Now you can sing and enjoy hearing this new arrangement for SATB voices and four-hand piano accompaniment including optional handbells and orchestra performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir! It will light up your holiday concert and certainly bring the house to its feet!

With Each Passing Moment-Combining two treasured texts this anthem reminds us of the constancy and provision of our loving God. The assurance found in this sacred poetry is set with gentle elegance and tender expression and the well-crafted piano and part-writing create a tender expression of faith.

Moving in its simplicity and rich in choral color this stunning a cappella arrangement of the well-known spiritual is now available for SSA voices and is breathtaking in every measure. Lovely unison singing gives way to rich 3-part singing throughout the piece with dynamic interpretation bringing the text to life. Now available for women's choirs.