Hymns for Mixed Choir

An original text and tune with optional organ and violin accompaniment options.

An original text and tune with optional organ and violin accompaniment options.

This setting of the traditional Phos Hilaron is a new addition to the Anglican Association of Musicians series. The composition features both independent part-writing as well as close harmony chord st...

The familiar melody and text are adapted and blended with original composition to create a highly original setting and a new twist on the well-loved hymn Amazing Grace.

A beautiful prayer beckoning the Holy Spirit to come into our lives and world. Set in a gentle 6/8 meter and accessible for most choirs. 

A spirited original piece full of rhythmic vitality that exudes joy.

This collection of three short choral pieces that can be used as short anthems, or as an introit, blessing, and benediction.

A great choice for the Lenten season, the setting integrates Hassler's PASSION CHORALE tune with new text.

Based on a text by David Bjorlin honoring all of those that share their creative gifts with the church. Particularly relevant for honoring the work of the clergy.

A setting of a text attributed to St. Ignatius of Loyola that challenges the congregation to listen to the teachings of Christ and serve others. The music of this anthem serves to reinforce that text,...

An original setting of the wonderful Samuel Crossman text. Appropriate for use during Lent, or at other times in the church year. The violin and cello parts are optional, but add a great deal to the o...

A lyrical and accessible setting of a favorite hymn by Frederick Faber.

A lovely and well-known Easter text set to an original melody in a flowing style. The setting is accessible, but musically satisfying. 

The energetic opening movement of the larger Magnificat setting by this composer.

An accessible anthem that explores the theme of transformation and new beginnings. Based on Jeremiah 29.

This anthem speaks to the history and diversity of congregational life as they join together in worship.

A gentle "Alleluia" that can be used many times during the church year. The piece has a flowing accompaniment and lyrical vocal lines.

An original melody gives new insight into this much-loved text. Easy to learn, and very memorable.

The anthem features both the familiar tune "Darwall's 148th" as well as an original melody. An effective treatment of this wonderful and familar text.

A favorite hymn text is matched here with a flowing and calm choral treatment.