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Two lovely little pieces from our familiar choral masterworks series, said to be among the most beautiful examples of the type in English choral music, they are excellent for Lent in liturgical church...

Parker's lilting setting of Charles Wesley's words

Samuel Sebastian Wesley's setting of Isaiah 26:3, edited by Don Hinshaw

Italian and English---for a fairly advanced secondary group

Italian and English---for an advanced college or community chorus

Familiar words set to a lovely new tune, an easy three-minute anthem for young or inexperienced choir

Traditional text that has been adapted and revised, contains optional flute

Moderately easy Lenten piece with a folksong feel to it

Easy festival piece for choir and congregation with organ (optional brass and percussion), from the music from Duke Chapel Series

Festival arrangement for choir and congregation with organ and optional brass and percussion

A chance to feature your youth choir and handbell choir

A lovely Magnificat for young or inexperienced choirs suitable in concert or worship settings Includes optional orchestration

Accessible festival arrangement of the familiar hymn, contains optional brass accompaniment

Accessible setting of the familiar fourteenth century text (also known as As The Bridegroom To His Chosen)SATB with keyboard and optional guitar

E. E Cummings set for advanced secondary chorus

This piece includes the octavo and instrumentation: Flute, Oboe & Bassoon

This piece includes the octavo and instrumentation: Flute, Oboe & Bassoon

A wonderfully reassuring, lovely piece that is easy enough for youth or an inexperienced group Optional congregational involvement

Bright, lilting setting breathes new life into choir and congregation alike

This arrangement of the stately and powerful hymn works very well with the optional handbells

Another good one for the volunteer choir: a new tune for familiar words

A crisp, clean, highly accessible arrangement of the popular In Dulce Jubilo (in English)

From our Youth Festival Series comes this triumphant setting of the familiar words that is easily learned for many groups

This a fun anthem for your youth (or summer) choir that introduces first the soprano line, then the alto, then the men-then all at once.

A collection of ten introits, responses, and benedictions