Chœur mixte avec orgue

It uses varied choral textures to paint the text, culminating in the bold, homophonic statement ' Omnis spiritus laudet Dominim! ' (All creatures praise the Lord), before an ecstatic Alleluia.

Nowell, sing we is a festive choral work for SATB and organ by composer Matthew Martin. Commissioned by The Chapter of York for the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols in York Minster, 22 and 24 Decem...

Written for the choir of New College, Oxford, Ut Unum Sint! (That they may be one) sets words from St John's gospel in which Christ prays that all may be one. This was the title of Pope John Paul II's...

Behold, now praise the Lord is a dramatic work, written for the combined choirs of St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey and Westminster Cathedral and was commissioned for the annual St Cecilia Servi...

Haec Dies (This is the day which the Lord hath made) is a lively and rhythmic piece. It was commissioned by the choir of Clare College, Cambridge and has recently been recorded by them on the Harmonia...

Alexander L'Estrange's New College Service (Magnificat & Nunc dimittis) is a tribute to Dr Edward Higginbottom, Director of Music and organist of the choir of New College, Oxford between 1976-2014. Fe...

Five easy hymn-anthems on original texts and tunes

Text by John Dryden. ca. 16 minutes.

From the creative pen of Jim Lucas comes a wonderful setting of Isaiah's prophetic vision of God's redemption for Israel. Complete with a powerful organ accompaniment and triumphant brass, this anthem...

For your Easter programEasily accessible for just about any choir

Optimal for your Easter programHymn tune: Gelobt Sei Gott by Melchior Vulpius (1560/70-1616)

A popular arrangement of the tune: Judas Maccabeus arr. by G. F. Handel 1747. Great for your Easter program

This is a unique setting of the Coventry litany for soprano solo, mixed voices, and congregation. Also contains a small speaking part for a child

Another publication in this year's Moravian series, this splendid Easter piece is suitable for other festival occasions as well.

A general sacred octavo that is perfect for any Sunday, based on the hymn tune, Christ Church.

One of our most popular sacred titles

A festive Psalm 100, O Be Joyful In The Lord All Ye Lands, it is short and easy, useful for churches that desire something straightforward. It would also be a good choice for the first choir Sunday in...

A marvelous combination of two hymns, this anthem would be successful for Ascension, Pentecost, or general use.

This is a fantastic new anthem for Easter! Larry Shackley has set the traditional text by John Mason Neale for mixed choir with organ or optional brass (two trumpets and 2 trombones) and timpani. Avai...

Looking for a work scored for chorus with brass quintet and organ? This is a real winner by composer Carl Nygard. The text is taken from Psalms 148 and 150. This is a celebratory work appropriate for...

Looking for something truly unique for Easter morning? This setting, mostly in D minor, is a marvelous transition from the Passion into the joy of Easter. Scored for brass quartet with organ, this mel...

Dan Forrest's arrangement of the Welsh tune and the Fosdick text is masterful. Here set for mixed chorus with optional congregation and organ, accompaniment by brass quintet and timpani is also a poss...

Robert Powell is a master with the hymn concerto. Here, he takes the Arthur Sullivan tune and turns it into a festival setting accompanied by organ, brass, quintet, and timpani. The congregation even...

An Easter favorite that is sedate, even stately, with a medieval feel to it. A festive Easter anthem with brass and organ, the piece would also be successful on Christ the King Sunday.

Uses: Thanksgiving, general, stewardship, concert Scripture: Psalm 100, Psalm 150 The Old One Hundredth is the thematic germ that forms the building blocks for this distinctive new offering fromcompos...