Partituras de Heather Sorenson para coro

An anthem of scope and power, this scripture-based choral juggernaut is a stalwart testimony to the mystery and majesty of God. Held together by motivic unity, the piece unfolds organically with speci...

Following the success of The Thrill of Hope for the Christmas season comes What Wondrous Hope for Lent, Holy Week and Eastertide. Mingling traditional and contemporary elements, this cantata tells the...

From the cantata Little Lion, Little Lamb, the contours of this reimagined carol are fashioned with beautiful arching leaps, instantly endearing it to the listener. A good balance of unison and four-p...

More than just a re-telling of the nativity, this work explores both the mystery and the majesty of Christ's birth. Filled with original sacred songs and beloved carols, this innovative cantata is not...

Liturgical sensibility meets contemporary styling in this prayer for forgiveness. Set in a classic call-and-response format, the congregation is invited to respond, Forgive us, Lord in a musical versi...

Inspired by the classic carol Silent Night, this newly composed sacred nocturne moves beyond its source material and delivers an exquisite portrait of Christmas grace. A memorable melody propels the p...

Current creativity from the Christian song charts takes on choral potential in this outstanding arrangement. Enriched by well-conceived vocal part writing, this piece entwines a message of spiritual c...

Each measure of this inspiring psalm setting is filled with intention and nuance. A new addition to the composer's series featuring anthems inspired by the Psalter, this is a piece of inspired writing...

A classic hymn of assurance sounds again in this auspicious arrangement. Abounding with the promise of God's presence and provision in our lives, the anthem overflows with dynamic contrast and lofty c...

One of the most effective praise and worship songs in recent years is now available for your choir. Set in a singular call and response style, this song builds to dizzying heights while announcing the...