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Uses: Easter Scripture: Matthew 28:1-10; 16-20 Alive with an almost classical spirit this a cappella gem is a must-do anthem for your choir or ensemble. This madrigal of praise is ideal for developing...

Here is an expressive a cappella Easter moment from a legendary composer. Beautiful lines entwine to form a lush tapestry of tone and the words affirm the risen Christ for a very different approach to...

Spirited and sparkling, Jay Althouse's Alleluia is the perfect all-occasion octavo. Available in women's or SATB voicings, this cheerful a cappella anthem is appropriate for church or school use, in c...

From the hallowed catalogue of classic chorals comes this Robert Sterling masterpiece. Brilliant piano joins with festive choral writing to create a powerful arrangement of the beloved hymn. There is...

This is a reflective and beautiful meditation, which is perfect for use during communion. Arranged for SATB voices a cappella.

Mark Hayes's version of the long-time favorite hymn exemplifies the arranger at his best. The freely sung opening solo, a cappella section, and luscious harmonies make this one special, indeed. I Surr...

Adapted from Psalm 139, Know My Heart was originally written for the 1993 Louisiana Baptist All-State Youth Choir. But don't think this piece can only be used with youth; it's a beautiful S. A. T. B....

Uses: General, Epiphany Scripture: John 8:12 Alive with the joy of the Spirit, this a cappella winner is not to be missed. The rhythm springs from the words and provides an infectious energy while so...

Version for SATB Choir A Cappella.

I'm Gonna Sing All The Way To Heaven, is a contemporary gospel song arranged for Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass a cappella. Words and music by Pepper Choplin.

Medley of crucifixion hymns including Beautiful Savior, God So Loved The World, and Jesus Paid It All; some a cappella; familiar melodies hasten learning - Chuck Bridwell has taken three beloved hymns...

Here is a fresh, new arrangement of a beloved invitation hymn. Commissioned for the 15th anniversary of Pastor Joe Burton at the First Baptist Church in Radford, Virginia, this anthem renews the promi...

This vigorous vocal fugue, sung a cappella, would make a dynamic worship opener for Easter. Written in classical style, the opening vocal lines imitate a trumpet fanfare. Descriptive text and evolving...

One of the best musical moments (and there were many) in the hit movie O Brother, Where Art Thou was the mass baptism scene when all the congregants sang 'Let's go down to the water to pray...' with t...

For harvest time, consider this medley of Thanksgiving favorites arranged by Chuck Bridwell. Contrasting sections include We Gather Together set to the tune Ash Grove, a fresh harmonization of Now Tha...

In a time of increased multi-cultural awareness, Bwana Awabariki offers an ideal piece of African culture for both churches and schools. The song emphasizes rhythm, blend, and African-style vocalism w...

This may very well be the 'don't miss' anthem of the year. Weaving together four of the best beloved adoration hymns, Joseph Martin has penned a masterful love song to Jesus. With some a cappella, ele...

This new choral is a very distinctive take on a classic hymn. Infusing the enduring hymn, God Will Take Care of You with the newer chorus, God Is So Good, this anthem refreshes the spirit as you sing...

This anthem touches the heart with its reassuring message of God's faithfulness and power. The choir supplies rhythmic energy with its repetitive phrase, We Are Not Alone, while the soloist glides abo...

This triumphant declaration of faith and purpose is a must for every congregation. Much unison and two-part voicing make this piece easy to learn, but a lush a cappella rendering of 'The Church's One...

Welcome Doug Andrews to our sacred catalogues with this lushly conceived a cappella arrangement of the classic African American spiritual. Beautifully crafted, this effective tapestry of sound brings...

A contemporary song of commitment is ideal for Lenten emphasis or as an anthem selection during the time of decision offered at the close of the service. For unaccompanied SATB chorus.