Paul Sjolund

Now available as a separate choral, men's choirs will have the perfect piece for Mother's Day and any other event when men sing together. Sjolund and Bock are two of the giants in sacred choral music,...

Two great heroes of church music, Fred Bock and Paul Sjolund, teamed up for this selection and have created two great hymn choices. Offering texts for both Come, Ye Thankful People, Come and Let the W...

Paul Sjolund and Fred Bock are two of the great writers from the late 20th century. Originally set for TTBB voices, Richard Nichols has revoiced it for SATB choir. The results are fabulous. A classic...

Paul Sjolund and Fred Bock are two of the great writers from the late 20th century. Originally set for TTBB voices, Richard Nichols has revoiced it for SATB choir. The results are fabulous. A classic...

Based on I Corinthians chapter 15, this majestic anthem is a perfect way to begin Easter Sunday. Written for piano or organ, the bold accompaniment helps to proclaim the message.

This is a vibrant and triumphant piece that emphatically announces Christ's resurrection. It is built around the hymn Christ the Lord is Risen Today and contains excellent organ, brass, and percussion...

Available: SATB divisi a cappella, TTBB a cappella.

Available: SATB divisi a cappella, TTBB a cappella.

Uses: Easter Scripture: John 1:1-18; John 20:19-23; Mark 16:1-8 This is a vibrant and triumphant piece that emphatically announces Christ's resurrection. It is built around the hymn Christ the Lordis...

A fabulous arrangement of the popular Christmas spiritualFor SSA with optional alto or baritone solo, and optional guitar.

Epiphany anthem for youth choir that is light and easy

Lively Psalm fanfare for your youth choir

This beautifully fresh rendition takes the familiar folk hymn to new heights of musical excitement. Also available in SATB (HMC617)

This beautifully fresh rendition takes the familiar folk hymn to new heights of musical excitement. Also available in SSA (HMC943)

An advanced work for a Protestant choirWords by Henry W. Baker, based on Psalms 148 & 150 Music setting by Paul Sjolund, based on Laudate Dominum by Charles Hubert Hastings Parry, 1897