Shawnee Press

This affirming song of discipleship, written for the Bethany Lutheran Church in West Hartford, Connecticut, invites the worshipper into a more committed walk of faith. The writing team of Nancy Price...

An incredible closer for your concert is found in this Billy Joel tune, arranged masterfully by Gary Fry. The solid message of love and inspiration in Everybody Has a Dream, along with the gospel styl...

In Glory to His Name!, Stevens has taken the familiar words of the gospel song and created a powerful and compelling anthem of praise. Beginning softly, then gently building to an inspiring climax, th...

Easily learned; lots of unison; optional divisi for alto and soprano; easily singable syncopation - Energetic and driving rhythms emphasize the urgent need to go forth and preach the gospel. Contrasti...

Easily learned; lots of unison; optional divisi for alto and soprano; easily singable syncopation - Energetic and driving rhythms emphasize the urgent need to go forth and preach the gospel. Contrasti...

In the spirit of the old 'campground' meeting, Jimbo Stevens brings a Southern gospel feel to wife Machelle's words of God's eternal promise. This one is fun to sing and easy to learn. 'Lite Trax' acc...

An all-star writing team created this beautiful gospel-style song based on a secular text spun from the river-is-life metaphor. River in Judea is suitable for virtually any performance. Perfect for gr...

Don Besig and Nancy Price have had immense success with their spiritual-style compositions. That Judgment Mornin' is easy to learn with lively rhythms that will appeal to singers making it a real crow...

Shaw's gospel-style setting holds opportunities for improvisation from multiple soloists. This is an excellent choice for a pops concert or graduation.

Shaw's gospel-style setting holds opportunities for improvisation from multiple soloists. This is an excellent choice for a pops concert or graduation.

From the GlorySound Artist Series, choral arrangements of songs recorded by Christian artists, is Mark Hayes' arrangement of Somebody's Prayin'. It was originally recorded by Truth, with the choral ve...

No Ticket To Ride, quoting traditional spiritual song This Train. Words by J. Paul Wiliams, music by Lloyd Larson. Arranged for soprano, alto, tenor and bass.

Something fun for Christmas is Tim Mayfield's jazzy gospel arrangement of Mary Had a Baby. Easily performed by choir, soloists and piano, the addition of the bass and brass puts a little more 'spice'...

Full of life and energy, this positive gospel piece is sure to become a favorite with your congregation and choir. Jay Althouse truly understands how to write for the volunteer choir, expertly arrangi...

No one writes memorable melodies like Don Besig and Nancy Price. Fun to sing and easy to learn, Hurry on Down to Bethlehem invites the listener to run to the manger with a delightful gospel swing. Fea...

From two of America's favorite sacred writers comes an anthem of challenge and encouragement commissioned by the Messiah Lutheran Church of North Fort Meyers, Florida. Don Besig and Nancy Price reach...

Using the beloved lyrics from When We All Get to Heaven, Dennis Allen has written an infectious new toe-tapper that is lots of fun to sing. Unbounded joy and a spirit of worshipful abandon accompany t...

Church musicians are always looking for a 'new twist' on an old theme. Here are the words to a beloved spiritual in a haunting new setting. Robert Lau's original melody maintains the mournful and over...

John Parker and Stan Pethel take off the gloves in this knockout gospel toe-tapper. The hope of heaven propels this piece to a true choral jubilee and audiences will really resonate with the happy tho...

This inspired work for Holy Week is a poignant portrait of Christ's final moments and a testimony to his redemptive passion. Don Besig and Nancy Price seamlessly weave the heartrending spiritual He Ne...

This is a powerful testament of faith and trust. Patsy Ford Simms has taken a Kirk Franklin classic and made it accessible to choirs. So much of gospel is improvised, and yet Patsy Ford Simms has mast...