Alive with classical grace, this lively carol concept combines a traditional seasonal text with a treasured hymn tune. Infused with great voice-leading and supported by a stellar accompaniment which

This anthem speaks a word of comfort and assurance to people of faith. Beautiful melodic contours carry the message forward, while the flowing accompaniment underscores the prayerful spirit of the anthem,

This anthem from the cantata Sing a Song of Christmas is an absolute joy to hear and sing! Set in an infectious call-and-response format, this quickly learned piece fills a happy Advent niche in

From the cantata Festival of Faith, this flourish of Easter praise is the perfect high point for Easter Sunday. The well-known hymn tune ENGELBERG receives a syncopated and mixed-meter upgrade,

This brief choral cantata is well suited for use during Holy Week as a Tenebrae observance or as a time of reflection. This musical "service of shadows" is filled with emotive texts and deeply expressive

If you are looking for something fresh and unique to sing during the Advent season...don't miss this anthem!  Bursting with Celtic flair, the melody lines twist and turn and are as enjoyable for the

The Christmas story is told with fresh perspective in this collaborative cantata from Joseph Martin and Heather Sorenson. Throughout time God has touched and motivated hearts through dreams and visions.

Inventively combining the tunes Ding! Dong! Merrily on High and Good King Wenceslas, this anthem captures Mary's joy. The setting combines the Magnificat text with the first tune and an

This festive triptych is based on the tunes CORONATION, MILES LANE, and DIADEM, which are paired with the text All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name. A hymn concertato for choir and optional

Buoyant with hopefulness, this joyful anthem in 6/8 rises and falls in waves of assurance. Flute and piano accompany the refreshing images of sacred water flowing into the heart of the listener. Unison

An impressive Easter opener, this arrangement employs voices, handbells, and brass in a quintessential gesture of praise! An antique hymn tune is given a bright new role in this approachable setting,

In this monumental concertato setting, the hymn tune LYONS is used with traditional text to create a majestic and powerful effect, perfect for various Sundays throughout the church year.  For voices

This powerful hymn arrangement brings voices, brass, handbells and timpani together. Written in the classic concertato format, the opening and closing flourishes act as festive bookends to this celebrated

Opening and closing with a brilliant divisi fanfare, this inspired setting of TO GOD BE THE GLORY is perfectly paced, with dazzling color and expert choral texturing. Verses one and two are unison and SATB

From the cantata Festival of Faith, the glory and majesty of Christ's triumphal entry are on full display in this anthem. Based on the hymn tune LASST UNS ERFREUEN and powerful in its impact, the

Here's an anthem full of stylistic diversity! A dramatic opening with divided choir gives way to rhythmic mixed meter, followed by a contrasting hymnlike section. A great crescendo returns to the theme,

From the cantata Christmas Dreams, this festive arrangement of MENDELSSOHN is a joyous celebration of the season. Full of vibrant life and colorful flourishes, this setting is the perfect

A balm of assurance, the lyrics of this song are a reminder that God not only sees and hears us, but He understands our pain through His own human sorrow and suffering on this earth. Inspiring words are

Pristine in its clarity, this original song of devotion shares the faithfulness of God's protection with a text based on Psalms 91 and 84:11. A good choice for general use or a memorial service, this anthem

Combining Simple Gifts and the Going Home theme from Dvorak's "New World" symphony in partner-song format, this is easy to perform with a minimum of rehearsal. A lyrical violin part adds

Reminiscent of an old Celtic air, this anthem sings of a longing for our eternal home, a place where "sorrows are remembered no more in the presence of the King." Faithful text declamation is aided by the