Ruth Artman

(Mozart/Artman) 2-Part

Classic Gilbert & Sullivan for TTBB

For Pentecost season, this reverent work can be performed with a flute or any other 'C' instrument

A fairly easy joyful Christmas piece with original words and music by Ruth Artman. A great classic!

A light and lilting arrangement of this wonderful Christmas tune. More on the easy side than medium.

Accessible arrangement of an old favorite, good for any time

Lively and joyful, this piece is great for any Sunday or perfect for a concert. To be performed with trumpet and bells (preferably heavy steel orchestra bells). The first 23 measures can also be perfo...

A moderately easy piece accessible for any Sunday program

Great for graduations, dedications, or launching of fundraisers. This is a pull-out-all-the-stops piece for SATB, optional congregation, and keyboard plus: one trumpet and bells (parts in the octavo),...

From the Accent On Youth Series, this plaintive American folk song is arranged for treble voices, piano, and glockenspiel (bells).

Moderately easy Lenten piece with a folksong feel to it

A meditative piece ideal for the Lenten season

With brass ensemble and selected percussion, this anthem provides a rousing climax for celebration or festival occasions. Written with a large choral group in mind, it also stands well on its own with...

The use of three hymns tunes (Zundel, Prichard, and Converse) helps to focus attention on the familiar words of this meditative piece, these would be good for communion or any prayerful situation.

Over the years, Ruth Artman has written beautiful and accessible music for SSA choirs. Where Go the Boats?, a setting of the charming text by Robert Louis Stevenson, is in the classic tradition of mus...

Spiritual / arr. Ruth Artman

Over the years, Ruth Artman has written beautiful and accessible music for SSA choirs. Where Go the Boats?, a setting of the charming text by Robert Louis Stevenson, is in the classic tradition of mus...