Neil A. Kjos Music Company

Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus appears in an SAB setting with attractive independent vocal parts. The organ displays melodic iterest interwoven with the choir.

Cradle Song may be sung with the Old English proninciations provided on page 2 (and on the CD) or modern English. The gently swaying accompaniment establishes the lullaby feeling.

A wonderfully joyous, sometimes contrapuntal, presentation belies that this is only an SAB anthem. Use this opportunity to involve non-choir members to play triangle, tambourine, drum, and C instrumen...

Your church can benefit from the beautiful simplicity of this setting of Isaac Watts' text even without a C instrument: the pianist can play the cue notes (or have another person play on an organ reed...

Reminiscent in style of Ellingboe's lyrical The Lord's Prayer, this SAB anthem with text from St. Francis of Assisi will serve many needs throughout the year. Its fervent effect is built from the dram...

The violin and SAB voices highlight the early American roots of the 'Foundation' tune, while the organ provides a colorful complement of current American influence. The violin intro sets a mood of gre...