Bob Burroughs

Elegantly and with some harmonic sophistication, Bob Burroughs has arranged eleven popular hymn tunes, from several protestant traditions, for piano. The piano writing is imaginative but not too diffi...

This enjoyable folio is a collection of familiar Christmas melodies arranged for piano by two men of God who are also father and son. Accessible to the abilities of the average church pianist, these 1...

Uses: General, memorial, Lent, healing services Here are two a cappella wonders great for choirs looking for a challenge! These well-crafted spirituals are joined together by the comfort they share in...

Paraphrasing the original hymn in both music and text, Bob Burroughs has created a compelling and dynamic piece of choral praise that will inspire your singers and congregation as a call to worship or...

Paraphrasing the original hymn in both music and text, Bob Burroughs has created a compelling and dynamic piece of choral praise that will inspire your singers and congregation as a call to worship or...

S.A.T.B. and Piano

A quiet, beautiful setting of the 13th century plainsong. An opportunity for developing ringers to learn control in ringing quietly and listening for melody.

A fast-tempo fanfare, written in 3/4 but taken in one, opens this original work. Alternate harmonies, full ringing score, martellatos, accents, and festive rhythms mark the first section, but give way...

Veteran arranger Bob Burroughs has skillfully arranged the J. S. Bach Overture to Cantata No. 142 for handbells and C Instrument. The setting will challenge accomplished choirs and is suitable for wor...

From the 'Seasons of Praise' Series comes an anthem appropriate for our time 'Heal Our Land. ' First introduced as a new 'praise chorus' by Walt Harrah, Bob Burroughs has joined it with Luther's 'A Mi...

Bob Burroughs has the knack of taking a simple hymn and giving it fresh musical appeal. He has done just that in this setting of a beloved hymn appropriate for general worship or communion service at...

Beautiful octavo with clarinet and keyboard accompaniment, text based on 1 Peter 4:8-9