Four liturgical antiphons for the season of Advent for SATB choir, assembly and keyboard. Congregational parts included. 

Here Bob Moore has reworked his beloved congregational hymn, All Who Hunger, as an anthem for SATB choir. With a newly composed a cappella introduction, lush harmonies, and vocally rich

Calling us to remember to seek peace with one another as we approach the altar, this octavo is sure to become a beloved part of your repertoire. The memorable melody is set very accessibly for SAB choir,

This accessible and sensitively written SAB setting is suitable for use in the liturgy as well as concert settings. The engaging melody and contemporary harmonies highlight a classic Latin text.

This contemporary setting of the classic Latin eucharistic text finds a charming introduction and conclusion in brief quotes of Felix Mendelssohn's familiar Songs Without Words, Op. 30, No. 3.

This short, chant-like anthem is a beautifully expressive choice for Communion services. Although composed as an a cappella piece, it can be supported gently by the organ or piano. The first eight measures

The modest accompaniment of this setting of dulcimer allows the tune, text, and a variety of harmonic textures in the SATB voice parts to shine. Accessible for all voices, it's easy enough to require

 This reflective piece for choir uses the translation of a quote often attributed to Teresa of Avila, but more likely dating to the mid-19th century. The recurring theme in the text of Christ having