Sheet Music for Mixed Choir (SATB)

Based on the familiar Proverbs passage, this upbeat and positive song is encouraging and fresh.

Donald Bailey of Baylor University has written and dedicated a choral piece to Robert H. Young, and in many ways salutes his mentor by modeling his contemporary madrigal style.

One can feel the palms waving in this Passion Sunday setting of Jayne Rasmussen's text. Mark Shepperd has crafted an anthem of celebration and majesty that dances in a flowing 6/8 meter. Medium to eas...

The title translates as Mornings of My Land, and is a Costa Rican song composed by Julio Fonseca that joyfully describes the beautiful flora and fauna of that Central American land. Arranger Marco Dus...

Rocking delightfully between 3/4 and 6/8, this setting of an ancient text sounds fresh and meaningful. Uplifting and joyful, it is an outstanding concert or festival selection.

The title alone makes us think of musical excellence, and Robert Young's setting of the William Austin (1587-1633) poem more than meets the demand. Celebrating the incarnation of Christ, this piece co...

Premiered at the 2005 ACDA National Convention, this setting of an Ivan Gallardo poem features harmonic imagery, gracious choral lines and an artful accompaniment.

Costa Rican poet Jorge Charpentier (1933-2004) is one of the most significant poets of our time. This choral setting by David Montoya and premiered at the 2005 ACDA convention brings together two male...

A gentle and fresh text by newcomer Stephen Bock is given an elegant setting by Craig Curry. Poignant and uplifting, Call Me Yours is a worshipful prayer.

Fred Bock's classic piano solo setting that combined Debussy's Claire de Lune and Jesus Loves Me has been a best-seller for over 30 years. This new choral setting retains the original beauty while add...

Lyle Lovett's latest album has been a universal hit, and the sacred world was delighted to hear his winning title, I'm Goin' to That Place. Veteran arranger Jim Lucas has arranged it for SATB voices i...

When you see the name Jay Althouse you know it is going to be good and it is going to work well. His melodies always make sense, his rhythms are fun and his harmonies are delightful. Parts for optiona...

This is one of Bryan Jeffery Leech's most magnificent anthems. The words are elegant and his melody joyful. Optional Brass parts available separately, BG2480B.

We have come to trust that Mark Sheppard's musical settings will always be dynamic and engaging. Charles Wesley's text, Jesus, lover of my soul... still speaks to us today.

Based on Matthew 25:34-40, this lilting 6/8 setting is a message of assurance. Jan's music is captivating and fresh.

From our Seasons of Praise Choral Series, we're proud to introduce a new piece by John Jensen and arranged by Lloyd Larson. I will exhalt you my God and king, I will praise your name forever. With all...

Lenny Smith's Our God Reigns has been a praise chorus favorite for many years and Splendor and Majesty is not far behind. A powerful anthem on its own; and what a great way to teach a congregation a n...

As an anthem and a praise chorus as well, builds higher and higher, begging for every voice to join in. Selected for the Seasons of Praise Series.

We are proud to release Fred Bock's definitive arrangement of Franz Schubert's famous Holy is the Lord in the H. T. FitzSimon's Classics series. Fred was one of the few who could take an already-class...

Fred Swann has risen to fame as perhaps the most respected living organist. His music, performance and leadership have become legendary. This exalted piece displays the grandeur of an excellent organ...

Incorporating the hymn, When Morning Gilds the Skies, Donald Bailey has created a majestic anthem of praise. Using his own music, he tempts the listener with brief inserts of the Barnby hymn until, at...

The text from Matthew 11:28-30 forms the lyric framework for this expressive anthem. Gentle vocal echoes and rich harmonies create an atmosphere of peace andserenity.

Now available in an SAB voicing! Doug Andrews has brilliantly brought new life to an old favorite. While not difficult to learn, the vocal lines and harmonies bring new interest to this classic.