Musique sacrée pour chœur mixte

This bold and jubilant setting of the Sanctus text will be an energetic contribution to your concert program. Rhythmic drive, accessible, contemporary harmonies and full vocal textures create a winnin...

Cher Dieu, la mer est si large et mon bateau est si petit. Belle ballade qui reprend la chanson thème du Children's Defense Fund.

Use this joyful accompanied SATB anthem with optional handbells and timpani as a general offering or on Easter Sunday.

Fred Bock has created a warm and flowing accompaniment to move the piece along, and allow for unison melodic lines in the choral parts. The assurance of God's sustaining love and care is evident in th...

From the pen of world renowned composer, Thomas Matthews, comes his declaratory statement for Easter. This work will enhance any Easter Sunday celebration with great choral writing, solid organ accomp...

Although Rosephanye often selects sacred texts for her music, it is the uniqueness of her writing style that enables it to serve both in worship and concert. Ascribe to the Lord has been one of her mo...

A celebration anthem specially commissioned by the Bock family in honor of the life of Fred Bock. Especially appropriate for Easter and all festival days. Impressive yet accessible for SATB choir. Ava...

Psalm 8 celebrates God's creation. As conductor of the National Christian Choir, Harry Causey has composed a stirring anthem for Choir and orchestra (available separately) or piano.

This joyful festival anthem in Emily Crocker's highly-regarded concert festival series is uplifting, accessible and extremely well-crafted for choirs of all ages. In this contemporary setting, the tra...

This majestic anthem has it all: the stately tune, the cathedral organ quality, the honoring Psalm 103 text, the congregational involvement, plus creative worship options. Dr. Edwin Willmington, the D...

Written for SATB choir and organ with optional brass (2 trumpets and 2 trombones) and cymbal, Dr. Powell illustrates her regal flair. Based on Psalms 118 and verses from Acts 10, the tender middle sec...