Hope Publishing Company

Here is a collection of accessible SAB settings of eight, contemporary top-sellers in our catalog. Included are selections for Christmas, Easter, and general occasions. All of these are proven winners...

Finding effective choral introits/worship openers that captivate and inspire the beginning of worship can be a challenge. Extracted from some of the choral 'gems' in the Hope catalog, this collection...

Ce voyage musical explore la Semaine Sainte à travers le prisme des Béatitudes. Les paroles sont au présent, comme si les événements de la Semaine Sainte se déroulaient en temps réel. Grâce à cette ex...

The poem, by Emma Barnard, on which this piece is based, takes as its point of departure the story from Luke 24, where the risen Christ walks beside his disciples unrecognized until they break bread t...

Choral Setting by Paul Wohlgemuth.

Full of rhythmic energy and joy, this hugely popular anthem from Natalie Sleeth is now available in a new setting for SAB and children's voices. A perfect celebration for Easter Sunday.

Full of rhythmic energy and joy, this hugely popular anthem from Natalie Sleet is now available in a new setting for SAB and children's voices. A perfect celebration for Easter Sunday.

An Allen Pote classic, characterized by a memorable, easy to sing melody, a beautiful text from Psalm 46, and a driving rhythmic accompaniment that enthralls. For keyboard with optional C and B-flat t...

The hand-written Orchestration contains a Conductor's Score and parts for: Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Trumpet 1 & 2, Trumpet 3, Horn 1 & 2, Horn 3, Trombone 1 & 2, Tuba, Percussion (orchestra bells, timpa...

The poem, by Emma Barnard, on which this piece is based, takes as its point of departure the story from Luke 24, where the risen Christ walks beside his disciples unrecognized until they break bread t...

Choral Piece by Christopher Wordsworth and John Carter.

A reflective anthem for the Lenten season. It may be particularly appropriate for a Good Friday service. Suggested Lectionary readings include: Psalm 22:1-23, Hebrews 4:14-16, and John 18:1-19:42. The...

Don Hustad's masterful Easter anthem using Timothy Dudley-Smith joyful text.

Lift High the Cross, ' one of the most popular hymns in recent years, has been given a majestic arrangement by Jay Althouse. One can just imagine a triumphant procession marching forth as a living tes...

This marvelous text reflects Easter joy and commands us to tell the good news to all. It serves equally well as a text appropriate for the celebration of church music, as each verse encourages us to s...

Here is another chestnut from the OCP catalog written by the composer of 'Here I Am, Lord. ' Douglas E. Wagner has given this lilting Daniel Schutte piece a refreshing and creative treatment. It sings...

Heretofore known primarily in Roman Catholic circles, this wonderful text on church unity by Maryanne Quinlivan and tune by Kevin Keil have a useful ministry to believers everywhere. Perfect for Pente...

Mary Kay Beall has given us a spritely, energetic Easter anthem with joyful, poetic images of reactions to Christ's resurrection. Three classic hymn tunes are quoted in the interludes to bind the anth...

Hope's editors had this piece in the pipeline before Princess Diana's untimely death, but its power was attested to upon its inclusion in her funeral. Jane Holstein's arrangement is tender, artistic a...

Derived from the familiar 'Domine Fili Unigenite' from Antonio Vivaldi's GLORIA. With a new praise text paraphrased from Psalm 100:1, 2 and 5, this accessible classic from Hal Hopson is available in b...

Hal Hopson has taken the familiar French canon and undergirded it with a beautiful, flowing keyboard accompaniment. The result is a compelling rendition of Psalm 136 for SAB voices. Perfect for Thanks...

Johann Sebastian Bach's classic 'Arioso' set for SATB choir by Hal H. Hopson to a free translation of Psalm 103. Once again Hal Hopson rises to the challenge of this genre, ensuring that the historic...

Choral Setting by Carlton Young.

Choral Piece by Philip R. Dietterich.