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This hymn is ideally suited for a young person's choir with its imagery of shepherd and sheep. The pacing is moderate and melodic line has a folk simplicity. It first appeared in a collection written...

The sweetness of the text and arrangement of this hymn will bring comfort and consolation during times of need.

German Text Listed In Foreword Only. English Text Provided With Music Contents:1. Blest Are They, They Who In Sorrow. 2. For Mortal Flesh, Now Therefore Be Patient, Howbeit The Lords Word, The Redeeme...

Included In Collection: 1. O Lord Of Every Shining Constellation. 2. True-Hearted, Whole-Hearted (HMC1484). 3. There Is A Green Hill. 4. In Full And Glad Surrender. 5. Once In Royal Davids City. 6. Aw...

A Good Friday selection notable for its simplicity and its grief

A nice easy piece for any Sunday, for mixed choir with solo or unison voices

A thoughtful piece for the Lent season

This work was originally edited by Dr. Gordon spice from manuscripts in the Moravian music foundation archives, and it received its first modern performance at the 1984 Moravian music festival in Wins...

This sweetly gentle octavo would be great for any Sunday, for mixed voices with handbells (3 octaves, handbell parts included in octavo. Keyboard optional.

A light, playful love song - easy to work up - has a magical quality that stays with singers and audience alike. SAB voicing. Also available in SATB - HMC997, 2 part - HMC1764 and TBB - HMC1853.

Great piece with a traditional olk feel for Lent

Fabulous patriotic song for SAB with piano, moderately easy, great arrangement with text by Walt Whitman-a great addition to a school of music library

Accessible setting of Matthew 6:19, and Second Corinthians 9:7, perfect for Ash Wednesday

This expressive octavo with words by William Ernest would be an excellent and inspiring addition to your school chorus library For mixed voices with optional brass accompaniment (HMC1074a)

A great Sunday tune and singable for any choir

Moderately easy octavo with solo

We Are One

Text taken from John 4:7 & 15:13.

This is a sweet and joyful original work by Allan Robert Petker and works well for a moderately advanced Jr. high or high school choir

This beautiful general sacred piece is from the 17th century, text by S. Crossman.

Moderately easy for an adult choir From a traditional Gaelic blessing

This is a beautiful original work by Julie Knowles

This heartfelt Good Friday octavo is easily accessible for most choirs

Good for any Sunday, but particularly great for the Lent season

In this original work by Ed Robertson, sopranos and altos share verses in the beginning, joining with tenors and basses for a unified finish.