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Accessible for most treble choirs in church or school, this is a re-voiced setting of a Johannes Brahms motet maintains the lyrical lines for which Brahms is famous.

Based on a text by Madeleine L'Engle, the poem is a quiet prayer, imploring the Lord Jesus to enter our souls in silence. 

A sensitive setting of the favorite hymn of so many, it underscores God calling us with tenderness and patience, much like a parent calling a child home.

From the Association of Anglican Musicians Series, these responses are accessible for smaller choirs and very singable for congregations.

A festival setting of tune ST. GERTRUDE. The options of adding brass, percussion and children's choir make this a meaningful option for services featuring multiple musical groups. The hymn highlights...

A collection of eight settings for piano based on traditional Celtic tunes that are widely used.

This unison anthem may be used by either the choir or may serve as a hymn. The text by Thomas Troeger is very appropriate for anniversary celebrations or for remembrance of an institution's founding m...

A jubilant setting of the tune "Nettleton." The optional violin part adds a particularly festive texture. A very accessible setting. 

Another great composition by Karen Marrolli, the text encourages us all to live in the hope of Christ.

This piece combines two well-known American hymns and tunes with the theme of heaven. This arrangement works well for All-Saints day or for general use. 

A lovely and lyrical setting of a much-loved Robert Herrick poem. The piece features a lovely and simple organ accompaniment with flowing choral parts that allow for expressive interpretation of the t...

The composer has written an original text as an encouragement to face life with hope in spite of the troubles of the world. The tune is an Irish tune known as "Planxty Irwin."

An original piece based on the text "This is My Father's World." From the beginning statement by the treble voices, the music swells to a climactic statement of "alleluia," and then gently returns to...

A bright and joyful setting of Psalms 96 and 98. The accompaniment works equally well for either piano or organ.

A soulful exhortation to not grow weary in doing good. Includes a statement from Micah 6:8. A very memorable and powerful piece. 

A new edition of "Geistliches Lied," Opus 30 by Johannes Brahms. The edition features a singable English translation of this great choral work.

A lovely setting inspired by Psalm 148. Primarily written in four parts, with optional divisi at the end, this publication is appealing to both choir and congregation and may be used many times in the...

A flexible anthem that can be used with both choir and congregational response, or simply with choir. The piece may be performed with or without brass. A very effective opening to worship services.

An accessible and moving setting of a traditional movement from the Requiem mass. The piece begins with a lovely melodic statement by sopranos, then develops more fully as additional voices join. Very...

A message that resonates in today's society, it uses the PICARDY tune to bring out the tension of the text.

A luscious and expansive setting of "Ave Maria." Flowing vocal writing highlighting each individual voice part.

A stirring anthem that focuses on the unification of the church around our common mission. The optional trumpet adds a brilliant descant to this accessible and usable composition.

The energetic opening movement of the larger Magnificat setting by this composer.

A reminder that God is with us always. The text for this piece is a combination of several verses of scriptures. 

The theme of this great prayer is a plea for God to be with us in time of difficulty and uncertainty. This is simple, yet lovely setting of this great hymn.