For Palm Sunday, here is a unique multicultural introit featuring Spanish words intermixed with English, with flexible options for your choir and music program. Choirs will enjoy the lively calypso rhythms

Pepper Choplin helps us energetically celebrate Palm Sunday with this accessible anthem. The light and joyful music pairs perfectly with the original text, based on Matthew 21:89, while optional children's

Marty Parks has combined the classic hymn text All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name! with the familiar English melody KINGSFOLD. Set in a Celtic style, this refreshing setting comes to life with the

This Palm Sunday anthem captures the joy and excitement of Christ's entry into Jerusalem. The text draws from both the Old and New Testaments, and the bold keyboard accompaniment (with optional trumpet)

This energetic Palm Sunday anthem depicts the triumphal entry of Christ into Jerusalem. Beginning in unison, the music builds momentum through a joyous canonic treatment, exciting mixed meter and divisi,

The bitter and the sweet are mingled together in this dramatic presentation for Palm Sunday. This singular anthem stands at the crossroads of the triumph of Christ's entry into Jerusalem, while at the same

Soulful throughout, this gospel anthem reminds us of Jesus' comforting words: "The victory has been won and heaven awaits, so let not your heart be troubled." The incorporation of the old hymn When

Designed to support the lighting of the Advent candles, this includes a choral opening followed by a call and response litany with piano underscore, then a text to be read with the lighting of the candle.

This blending of a classic Charles Wesley hymn text with a lilting new melody and optional flute has a fresh Celtic feel. Incorporating the traditional BEECHER tune, the choral parts are accessible and easy

This highly recommended Palm Sunday presentation is the perfect way to combine children with adult choir in a processional-style anthem proclaiming "Blessed are they that come in the name of the Lord."

This gospel toe-tapper is filled with four-part harmonies that will remind your congregation of classic gospel quartet moments. The famous "stair-step effect" on the words, "higher, higher, higher" is

"Still, my soul, be still; do not be moved by lesser lights and fleeting shadows."  Rooted solidly in scripture and God's promises for His people, this uplifting anthem offers both the quiet