Shawnee Sacred

A spectacular reimagining of the celebrated Shaker song made famous by Aaron Copland in Appalachian Spring! This American classic is sent soaring in this joyful and energetic arrangement that tugs at...

Brief in length but lasting in impact, this choral encouragement reminds us to go into the world and serve in peace. A very simple piano pattern gently leads the way as an expressive theme is sounded...

Let All the World Rejoice and Sing by Joseph M. Martin for SATB choir.

Calling the people to recollection, this anthem surrounds the listener with a positive message of God's mercy and love. An expressive tune announces this sermon of assurance with tenderness and restra...

Truly a song that needs no introduction! This national treasure is arranged for success with power and respect for the original song. Quoting America the Beautiful, the arrangement begins with a flour...

Presented as a troubadour song telling the story of Christ's crucifixion, this folk-like octavo is written from the perspective of the tree that became the cross. The harp-like piano accompaniment bri...

The well-known hymn tune ST. DENIO is joyfully recreated for use at Palm Sunday. Lilting with festive jubilation and decorated with a cheerful buoyant accompaniment, the anthem offers an exciting accl...

Here is something new for women's voices from the compositional team of Paul Williams and Joseph Martin. There is a gentle beauty in the poetic descriptions of God's creative majesty. The music seems...

Here is a special voicing anthem of exquisite beauty and meaning. This anthem creates a tapestry of sound while reminding us of the amazing creativity of God. Destined to become a women's standard, it...

Hal Hopson's adaptation of 'Praise the Lord' from Handel's 'Judas Maccabaeus' is a standard in most choral libraries. Now he gives us another performance option with his two-part version. This majesti...

For use during Lent and Holy Week, the solemnity of the season is vividly represented by 'And No Bird Sang'. Clearly describing the scene on Calvary, 'calm was the wind and dark was the sky,' the epit...

This anthem is proof that SAB need not be thin or uninteresting, Perfectly crafted for that combination of vocal elements, this contemporary setting of the standard thanksgiving poem is a fine choice...

Uses: General, senior choirs, revival Scripture: II Corinthians 13:4, Luke 11:9, I Peter 5:7, John 20:15 Weaving two pre-existing songs into a tapestry of worship, these songs are cooperative not onl...

This tender anthem of praise is one of Ruthie's best. Gently rising like a prayer this tuneful song is immediately engaging. This would make an effective opener to a worship event or use it as a praye...

The tunes, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel and Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence are wonderfully woven together by Lee Dengler to create the perfect piece to set the stage for Advent. Simple, beautiful, effe...

Full of youthful confidence and motivational lyrics, Walking By Faith is a challenge to Christians of all ages to 'walk by faith and not by sight.' Gentle syncopations are easily learned and help give...

Invite the listener to view the goodness of God as revealed through creation. Descriptive text and a cool, jazzy accompaniment give this infectious SA(T)B gem mass appeal to youth or adult choirs and...

Good benedictions are always needed to bring the worship experience to a sense of completion and to encourage the participants to carry that experience into the world beyond the walls of the sanctuary...

This is a powerful anthem that will leave an impression on the listener and singer alike. Scored for SA(T)B voices, this haunting portrait of Christ's passion is very effective for smaller choirs. The...

Cindy Berry wrote this anthem for her first grandchild. It is easy to learn and accessible to large or small choirs using SAB, unison, and two-part voicing. From the opening line, 'When I look into yo...

We are pleased to present a new SAB voicing of Lloyd Larsen's best-selling arrangement of a contemporary hymn classic, Lift High the Cross. One can just imagine a triumphant procession marching forth...