Musique sacrée pour chœur mixte

The SATB arrangement was requested by popular demand after last year's SA arrangement (Ed. 6260). The piano ostinato underscores the 'turning we come 'round right.' And when we find ourselfs in the pl...

The indicated strin bass pizz. is a double entendre; it also means pizzazz for this quietly joyous adaptation of Vaughan Williams' 'Prelude on the Hymn Tune Rhosymedre.' The CD uses just SATB athough...

The 16th century olde English text is placed in a setting of lush modern-day harmonies. The vigor of the singers' lines may be embellished with rhythm instruments (not on the CD); suggested rhythm is...

For either an anthem or processional this is an especially festive, and easy, setting with the anticipation highlighted in the organ and the occasional hemiolas. Modulations create anticipation for us...

The composer was so captured by Susan Palo Cherwien's poetry that he asked her to write an Advent poem. The lyrical vocal lines and fervent keyboard part enhance the eloquence of the text. Shine your...

The composer of Prepare Ye offers a striking, exquisite anthem of commitment. Handbells may be played by the singers (or find a substitute organ stop if you have no bells). Redirect us with your grace...

The optional 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, and tuba parts are included. The choral parts gradually unfold from unison to two-part to a robust SATB declaration of Rise up with Christ. Go meet the lord. It's...

The juxtaposition of a repetitive accompaniment with ancient hymnody blends new and old in this unique marriage of the title hymn and 'A Mighty Fortress.' Haunting 5ths alternate with compelling 6/4 c...

Psalm 28:6-9 is elequently set to a Shaker melody for oboe and SATB. God is my strength. The lord is my shield. In God I trust and am helped.

The wonderful 'orchestral' colors highlight the Revelations 7 and 22 text. Do not let absence of a harp keep you from this stunning piece-substitute a piano. And He will guide them to springs of livin...

SATB Accompanied (Organ, Synthesizer)

SATB, Organ, & Trumpet The familiar text in a glorious new setting is a natural pick for Earth Day in April.

SATB & Keyboard Not only is there the wonderful text and sparkling setting of thanks for our blessings, but also the tongue-in-piano appearance of 'Come, you thankful people, come.'

SATB Accompanied

SATB Unaccompanied Fresh harmonies instill a renewed richness for Lent or General seasons.

SATB & Organ To paraphrase the title, Sing On, Play On, for a majestic Palm Sunday anthem!

SATB & Keyboard Parts of Psalms 8, 9, and 92 are woven into the text of this anthem of praise.

SATB Optional Solo, Keyboard (Lent-General) an Expressive Piece Inspired By Beauty of Nature.

SATB & Accompanied (Keyboard)

SATB Unaccompanied This becomes a General anthem by singing the italic text which substitutes 'To glorify our God most wise' for 'To Him who rose that we might rise'

SATB & Piano, Bass, Percussion It was the new pastor's request that this call to 'Come By Here, Lord' be sung at his installation at Robinson's church during Epiphany (having heard it during Advent).

SATB & Piano This lovely contemporary lullaby lends itself well to adding guitar.

SATB & Organ, Optional French Horn This blossoms forth to answer the question 'Why another arrangement of this?'

SATB & Keyboard The accompaniment for this stately anthem can also be played on a piano.

SATB & Keyboard A nimble spirit abounds in voices and piano!