Benjamin Harlan

Uses: General, memorials, All Saints' Day Scripture: Revelation 16:9, Psalm 33:1 An early-American folk hymn is energized by the quality craftsmanship of Benjamin Harlan. Lilting with joyful abandon,...

Three distinctive sections (Preparation, Prayer and Promise) are woven together with compelling narrative to create a moving work for SATB choir, congregation and narrators. Beloved Easter hymns, mast...

Benjamin Harlan's popular setting of Psalm 51:10, originally written for mixed voices, is arranged here for SAB chorus. Perfect for Lenten programming.

We are pleased to present a new SAB voicing for a modern Shawnee classic - Benjamin Harlan's incredible setting of Psalm 51:10. The choir will never sound better than when singing the rich melodic and...

Classic carols and beautiful new songs are woven together in four separate suites to create a work for the Advent, Christmas and Epiphany season. Flexible in its design, Christmas Canticles can be per...

Harlan uses the hymn tune Hyfrdol, a gentle rolling accompaniment, and a choice of an anonymous Christmas text or a Charles Wesley text for Easter or general use. Easily prepared, would be a good warm...

For general use, feasible for most choirs (high school age or adult) Text is adapted from various bits of scripture and can be done as a 12-minute cantata with 'for the mountains shall depart' and 'go...

This piece is a bit more difficult than the others. Close attention to detail will result in a sit-up-and-take-notice event for your congregation.