Partitions de Chœur et Voix pour tous les ensembles

nach dem englischen Liturgietext

Here's a movin', shakin', up-tempo song of joy and praise that's just perfect for smaller ensembles. The baritone part is scored within a limited range, making this the perfect choice for youthful voi...

I have a song, a tune in my heart, a melody of praise to God. So begins this delightful collaboration from Parker and Lantz. Scored for unison, two- or three-part voices, this charming work adapts equ...

Some sweet day, oh Lord, some sweet golden mornin', freedom's gonna come to everyone. This laid-back, original gospel tune from the mother/daughter writing team is perfect for use in schools or church...

Styled for contemporary worship and perfect for praise teams as well as full-blown choruses, this song has been made famous by Kristy Starling, winner of the NBC 'Today's Superstar' contest. The text...

words and music by Berta Poorman and Sonja Poorman

For Thanksgiving - or any time of the year - this new praise chorus from Michael Ryan is the perfect offering of thanks to our Maker.

From talented newcomer, Paul Davidson, comes a classic pairing of two gospel favorites: 'Precious Lord, Take My Hand' and 'Lead Me, Guide Me. ' The two tunes are skillfully woven together in this insp...

What better way to praise our Maker than with this original anthem of praise from Ruth Elaine Schram. 'How can we begin to praise You without a song, without the gift of music that You so freely gave?...

Suitable for the Easter season - or anytime of the church year - here's a new setting by Michael Ryan of the well-known refrain. This well-crafted work fits either contemporary or traditional worship,...

Wow! You can't help but shout God's glory with this exuberant pairing of two popular spirituals from Mark Weston. Everyone - praise teams, choirs large and small - All will want to join in singing thi...

Stan Pethel offers a contemporary ballad in this expressive anthem. 'Here's my heart; it's been broken and abused. Here's my heart; Lord, I bring it now to You. ' Pethel sums up what we all feel in ti...