Mixed Choir with Organ

Perfect for any SundayFrom our Moravian Music Foundation series

Escellent for any SundayFrom our Moravian Music Foundation series

A wholesome concert or festival piece for brass, percussion and organ

Written for Good FridayFrom our Moravian Music Foundation series

Perfect for any SundayFrom our Moravian Music Foundation series

For your Sabbath concertFrom our Moravian Music Foundation series

For your Sabbath concertFrom our Moravian Music Foundation series

An excellent piece by Gilbert Martin containing inspiring words and a lively melody, good for a medium level church choir.

Wonderful prayer of the great sixteenth century Spanish saint, fitting for any time of year and nearly any occasion, medium difficulty

A gently rousing, 'up and at 'em!' type of piece, medium difficulty

Celebratory pieces for SATB, organ, and brass

A very pretty four-minute piece for SATB and organ that could be a real show piece! It is challenging, but do-able.

A very nice, year 'round anthem of medium difficulty that begins unison, progresses through women's voices to the full choir, and finishes with the melody line and a descant up to the final phrase.

Lovely new setting of this gracious invocation of the Holy Spirit

Concert arrangement for SATB and organ, from the collection/cantata Morning Has Broken (HMB139)

Another masterful work by Robert Powell, try this one when celebrating Communion or during any period of renewal.

This ceremonial anthem is terrific in a festival setting. Written for mixed chorus with keyboard and optional trumpet or with brass quartet and timpani, Don McCullough is true to the Hyfrydol tune. Th...

Austin Lovelace continues to provide us with works of classical beauty on significant texts. This rather simple anthem is no exception. Try it during a stewardship emphasis or even Advent.

For years Gerre Hancock was associated with St. Thomas church in New York City. Now on the faculty at the university of Texas, this is his first anthem in the Hinshaw catalogue. On a text from Isaiah,...

Scored for mixed chorus with organ, this festive anthem could be used generally or on a number of occasions-music ministry Sunday, baptism of Christ, festival of Christ the king, world communion Sunda...

The melodic source for this hymn is from Sweden and the tune is found in many contemporary hymnals. It makes a wonderful confirmation or baptismal anthem.

Based on scripture from Isaiah 55, the energetic style of David Schwoebel really brings this text to new life. Do you remember the highly successful setting of this text by Hank Beebee? Scored for mix...

This anthem for celebration of the eEcharist is based on the hymn tune Penitentia (found in many hymnals). Set to a text by Horatius Bonar and based on Revelation 19, Howard Helvey scores the work for...

Crown Him King Of Kings is a joyful and uplifting piece from the Cantata Auf, Schmetternde Tone. It is arranged for SATB Chorus with Organ accompaniment.

Anonymous text set for SATB Chorus and Organ. Ives Society critical edition by John Kirkpatrick.