Partitions moyen de Musique sacrée et d'église

This piece combines an anonymous (possibly Elizabethan) text with Romans 6:8-11. While suitable for any Sunday, the passage from Romans makes it especially useful in liturgical churches for the later...

This strong, melodic setting of Psalm 130 is a good choice for Lent.

Another lovely (and accessible) anthem from Robert Lau. Try it during Pentecost, for Christ the King, Communion, or general use.

This powerful anthem by the prolific Lloyd Larson would work well for Easter Sunday and general use.

Another fine quality work by David Schwoebel, this piece makes a great post Easter anthem.

Ever thought of introducing your choir and congregation to plainsong? Here, Robert Powell takes a 13th century chant and weaves it into a wonderful anthem accompanied by organ and oboe.

New to the Virginia Wesleyan college series, this adaptation from Psalm 95 is a medium-easy work for mixed voices, keyboard, and optional children's choir and hanbells, it is sure to be a hit for musi...

With a unique combination of Psalm 150 and 1 Corinthians, this majestic work for mixed choir with keyboard accompaniment is dedicated to longtime Hinshaw friend and accompanist, Karl Schmidt. This pie...

If Mendelssohn's How Lovely Are The Messengers is a bit outside the reach of your choir, try Carl Nygard's moving setting of texts from Romans and Psalm 119.

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

A fabulous anthem for Pentecost

With dual texts by Wordsworth and Wesley, David Lantz gives us a festive work for Easter Sunday or general use. (Try it with the optional trumpets and timpani!)

This hymn works well on Christ the King Sunday or during Advent. Try this marvelous festive setting by Robert Powell for mixed chorus, congregation, organ, and optional brass quartet.

This festive hymn anthem for mixed voices, congregation, and organ works great on Pentecost, baptism, or general use.

For mixed voices with organ and optional brass quartet, try this creative work on Pentecost or during any time of church renewal.

A splendid anthem that will surely enhance worship on Easter, Ascension, or any Sunday, try the optional trumpet (incorporates the tune Victory).

This lovely Easter piece for SATB with keyboard has a catchy melodic phrase and a steady rhythm, medium difficulty.

Based on the familiar hymn tune, Beach Spring, try this lyrical anthem on Trinity Sunday, Pentecost, for Communion, or general use.

Donald McCullough is both a church musician and conductor of the Master Chorale of Washington, D. C. He writes equally well for both large and small forces. This church anthem, with texts from Isaiah...

Originally scored for male voices (HMC1096), this beautiful work is set to texts from 1 John and Psalm 23. Jane Marshall dedicates the work to the memory of Lloyd A. Pfautsch (1921-2003).

Paul Williams and David Lantz work together here to produce a meaningful anthem for Communion, Pentecost, or general use.

Composer Blake Henson sets his own text inspired by the fourth movement of Deo Gracias by Michael Cox. Try it for Communion, a memorial, or general use.

Based on Psalm 103, Dwight Gustafson has adapted this text for mixed chorus with organ and harp or piano.

Hank Hinnant brings us another winner for the small church choir. For general use, Pentecost, Christ the King, or almost any festive occasion, works well with or without the C instrument.

Composer Jonathan Shippey has scored this masterful Easter anthem incorporating the tunes Lancashire and Ellacombe. For mixed voices with keyboard and trumpet, a reproducible congregational part is al...