Robert J. Powell

for SATB unaccompanied

This gently flowing setting of Havergal's strengthening words is a refreshing and easily learned piece

Original tune by Robert Powell, text by Charles WesleyA fresh approach to a wonderful Epiphany anthem, also suitable for general sacred use

This strong, melodic setting of Psalm 130 is a good choice for Lent.

Ever thought of introducing your choir and congregation to plainsong? Here, Robert Powell takes a 13th century chant and weaves it into a wonderful anthem accompanied by organ and oboe.

This hymn works well on Christ the King Sunday or during Advent. Try this marvelous festive setting by Robert Powell for mixed chorus, congregation, organ, and optional brass quartet.

Robert Powell is a master with the hymn concerto. Here, he takes the Arthur Sullivan tune and turns it into a festival setting accompanied by organ, brass, quintet, and timpani. The congregation even...

The three tunes Mr. Powell has selected included Abbot's Leigh from Cyril Taylor, Bridegroom from Peter Cutts, and Chereponi from Tom Colvin, the tune associated with Jesu, Jesu, Fill Us with Your Lov...

For over seventy years, Robert J. Powell’s compositions have enriched the musical offerings of churches throughout the world. This collection presents a variety of short new pieces useful as service v...

GIA is honored to posthumously publish this final work of Robert Powell who passed away in January 2025. The third book in a popular series, this edition includes eight original compositions suitable...

From the prolific Robert Powell, this lyrical anthem might be used for ascension, commitment, communion, or covenant, it could even work for a wedding.

Invite the congregation to join in on this exciting festival arrangement, accompanied by a solid organ part and two trumpets (parts included in the octavo).

Lovely new setting of this gracious invocation of the Holy Spirit

Another masterful work by Robert Powell, try this one when celebrating Communion or during any period of renewal.

This festive tune was originally by Sir Arthur Sullivan (of Gilbert and Sullivan Fame). Here, Robert Powell arranges the tune for mixed chorus with optional brass quartet, organ and congregation. It i...

This a cappella piece for men's voices combines two tunes into a peaceful and meditative piece.