Hymns for Mixed Choir

Commissioned for a church anniversary, this anthem based on Psalm 100:5 is an exultation of praise. The optional brass and timpani parts will enhance your presentation. Available separately: SATB, Bon...

This modern worship song by Paul Baloche has become a staple for congregations everywhere. Here it is in an accessible SAB voicing, masterfully arranged by Marty Parks. Choirs of any size will embrace...

Anna Laura Page has taken this hymn classic and put it into a lovely setting for choir, solo handbells and flute. Handbell and flute parts included. Available separately: SATB, BonusTrax CD. Duration:...

Anna Laura Page has taken this hymn classic and put it into a lovely setting for choir, solo handbells and flute. Handbell and flute parts included. Available separately: SATB, BonusTrax CD. Duration:...

This is a very rhythmic arrangement of one of the most popular Easter processional hymns. Charles Wesley wrote it for the first worship at Wesleyan chapel in London.

Psalm 121 is commonly known as 'I will lift up mine eyes...' This arrangement by Diane Bish is from the Symphony of Psalms collection and is best suited for a medium advanced level of vocal ability du...

In this psalm of praise, the solo soprano and flute begin in a recitative, finally joined by choir and instruments in a joyful modulation from C to E major. The organ plays a major role with soprano a...

This anthem for Easter is of medium difficulty. The lyrics come from the Bible and a 14th century Latin hymn.

A psalm of David, the 23rd psalm is probably the most loved of all psalms. This arrangement features lovely interplay between male and female voices.

Composer Nancy Hill Cob and her sister, poet Ernestine Hill Clark, have produced a gripping cantata for chorus and orchestra or keyboard. Approximately 27 minutes in length, the interesting combinatio...

This triumphant sacred work would be great for any church library, for mixed voices with optional brass instrumentation.

Majestic Easter octavo, for mixed voices with keyboard.

This sacred concert piece by Ralph Manuel is a great addition to any music library

From Psalm 33: 1-5 mixed choir with keyboard and optional handbells (parts included in octavo)

A good, sacred concert piece, adapted from Psalms 27, 28 and 57, with optional brass ensemble and electric or string bass.

Majestic octavo for Easter, great addition to any Easter service

Easter tuneUses the hymn tune Duke Street by John Hatton, d. 1793 Adapted from Philippians 1 & 2 Hymn text by Samuel Medley (1738-1799)

This graceful and expressive arrangement would be a cherished addition to your sacred concert

This is a fairly easy secular piece, great for Hr. High or beginning high school choirs From the musical Superboy by Sidney Berger

An advanced work for a Protestant choirWords by Henry W. Baker, based on Psalms 148 & 150 Music setting by Paul Sjolund, based on Laudate Dominum by Charles Hubert Hastings Parry, 1897

From our Moravian Music Foundation series, text from Psalm 27:4.

For general use, adapted from Psalm 51

A sacred concert piece from the traditional Moravian hymn

For medium Jr. high/high school or easy adult choir. From our Hal Hopson series, text from Psalm 51, music by Wolfgang A. Mozart.

By J. S. Bach, this is a magnificent arrangement for your sacred concert program