A setting of the communion liturgy in a blended style, sung in churches throughout the country. For congregation, keyboard, optional instruments.
Musical setting of the communion liturgy for congregation, keyboard, optional instruments.
Known as “Setting IV”, this is the first setting of the liturgy found in the hymnal With One Voice, published in 1995 by Augsburg Fortress. Light of Christ was also published in the Presbyterian hymnal, Holy Is the Lord.
Easy, lyrical psalm antiphon for Lent, esp. Maundy Thursday, or general use. Two-part mixed voices, opt. descant, cantor, piano or handbells.
A simple, meditative antiphon for the Advent season. Level: Very Easy. For solo cantor, congregation and/or unison choir, piano.
Meditative Advent antiphon combined with “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” for your choir and optional congregation. Level: Medium. Solo cantor, SATB, piano, opt. congregation, opt. instrumentation.
A refrain of gratitude for your congregation or choir when offering is presented. Perfect for offertory response on non-communion Sundays. Level: Easy. Congregation or unison choir, piano, opt. solo.
Unique instrumentation and colorful harmonies enliven this continuous medley of three American folk songs. High school through professional. Wind ensemble.
Fresh new arrangements of six well-known spirituals and folk tunes from the American tradition. For church, school, or concert. Bb clarinet, piano (parts for C instrument also available at no charge).
Invite the audience to join your young singers by echoing the refrain of this touching song about the wonder of music and love. Unison treble voices, piano, flute (opt.), and audience.
