Concert Music for Mixed Choir

Explore text painting and expression with this flowing original work inspired by nature. Symbolic writing places cascading voices over a trickling piano backdrop to illustrate a cleansing waterfall th...

The Saddest Noise is a setting of Emily Dickinson's poem The Saddest Noise, the Sweetest Noise. It begins the story of The Lost Birds in spring: the season of birth and renewal, and a time of year whe...

Wild Swans, a setting of a poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay, ends the first half of The Lost Birds. Told from the point of view of the poet, it starts with the sound of bird cries: gradually approachin...

With a simple melody inspired by children's songs, All That Could Never Be Said is a setting of Sara Teasdale's poem In the End. Showcasing her signature pairing of nihilism and pastoral beauty, the p...

Setting the words of the 14th century Persian poet Hafiz and arranging the classic My Funny Valentine creates a dialogue between the Divine and the human heart. Both texts and the music highlight the...

Alternating between the 14th Century German Carol Personet Hodie and original music and text by Philip Lawson, this is a carol suitable for the sanctuary or the concert stage.

Roberts Burns' poetry is infused into this Celtic folk song with a captivating melody arranged with lovely harmonies. Wild Mountain Thyme is a must-have addition to your multicultural library for youn...

This anthem springs from the Psalms and moves between these encouraging words in a free flowing way rather than standard song forms. Rich part writing features some division for an impressive sonorous...

Terry York's introspective text will guide listeners to a deep level of personal worship as David Schwoebel's music descriptively paints the cry, Music, more music, Lord, from places deeper in my hear...

Patrick Liebergen's original text is paired with a tune based on The King of Love My Shepherd Is and makes for a heartening musical setting for communion or call to worship. Duration: ca. 2:50.

Bob Kauflin's modern worship song is given a more classical setting by Dan Forrest, professing, O Great God of highest heaven, glorify Your life through me. Duration: ca. 3:30.

Chris Collins' moving setting of this classic text won the 2009 John Ness Beck Foundation Award. The theme of hope and comfort will work in many worship settings.

A real, up-to-the-minute treatment of the unity of all creation

Uses: Missions, general, youth, praise team Spripture: Mark 1:16-17; Acts 2:47; Acts 1:8 You can't miss with this innovative new arrangement from our Celebration Series. Many of your congregation grew...