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This setting resonates with a festive spirit, infusing the timeless melody with vibrant energy and warmth. A fanfare motif introduces the piece, then moves throughout to decorate the melody. Dynamic contrasts and expressive phrasing create a captivating musical experience that uplifts the spirit.

Come, Ye Thankful People, Come

3-5 Octave Handbells

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This thrilling carol arrangement begins with a hush and builds in momentum, invoking images of the angel hosts gathering into a multitude to announce Jesus' birth. With just a few instrumental colors (violin, percussion, piano four-hands) and some simple divisi, the work builds to a joyous invitation to "come and worship." Use this captivating service introit or concert opener throughout the Christmas season.

Angels from the Realms of Glory

SATB Octavo

A powerful festival arrangement for choir, organ (or piano) optional brass sextet and percussion. A perfect way to begin a service of celebration, with a joyous opportunity for the congregation to participate on the final verse. Highly recommended!

The Church's One Foundation

An original tune full of beauty and intrigue, the opening paints a serene sunrise; a more active section follows as the world comes to life before the initial theme returns to paint the day in all its glory. Optional 2 octaves handchimes.

Morning Dawns

3-6 Octave Handbells

Offering a stunning new take on the Southern Gospel text, this setting opens up layers of meaning and a depth of comfort and hope that you might not have realized were present all along. Soaring lines and colorful piano writing combine to create a heartfelt work that you simply must hear. Commissioned by South Carolina Music Educators Association, this work is equally suitable for worship or concert.

Fly Away

Trying to decide whether to have choir or congregation sing this carol in your Christmas service? Now you can have both: an optional congregational part allows the audience to join in the beauty of this joyful and festive setting. Effective with or without congregation, this anthem will be useful in your library for years to come. Optional flexible chamber orchestration and optional organ part available.

O Come, All Ye Faithful

Simple and lush, this setting of the hymn tune LAND OF REST is perfect for use throughout the church year. With minimal technical challenges, ensembles can instead focus on growing in musicality.

Jerusalem, My Happy Home

The hymn tune ST. MARGARET is set in the framework of Chopin's Etude in E Major, resulting in a blend that resonates with listeners, inviting them to reflect on the enduring nature of divine love and the assurance it brings in times of uncertainty.

O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go

"For well I know Thy hand will bless the seeker after righteousness." This sensitive, worshipful prayer is arranged from a Shaker hymn and superbly expresses the deepest longing of the redeemed soul. Breathtaking with luscious piano writing.

I Will Be a Child of Peace

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With a driving accompaniment for two capable pianists, this powerful arrangement of the traditional English carol is a perfect choice to begin or end a Christmas concert or service. It's also great for festival or massed choirs, with optional children's choir or soloist. Available accompaniment options include brass quintet, percussion and handbell parts.

I Saw Three Ships

This beautiful arrangement of the beloved tune WOODWORTH is a joy to ring and a delight to hear. With a lilting feel and the occasional unexpected harmony, it brings fresh life to this old standby. Traveling through different moods and keys, the tune is thoroughly explored throughout the course of the piece.

Just as I Am

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A tasteful and elegant organ and flute duet for the Christmas season. This lovely set of variations on the French carol Noel Nouvelet can also be used as Now the Green Blade Riseth for the Easter season for added value and versatility. A great choice for special music during both of the most important events of the church year!

Noel Nouvelet

Flute Solo with Organ

This collection of eight expressive carols for Christmas is arranged for solo instrument with piano, and includes parts in treble and bass clef for C and B-flat instruments. Versatile and worshipful throughout the Christmas season. Titles: Ding! Dong! Merrily on High; Infant Holy, Infant Lowly; Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming; O Come, O Come Emmanuel; Sing We Now of Christmas; 'Twas in the Moon of Wintertime and The Wexford Carol.

Lo, How a Rose

C Instruments Solo with Piano

Not to be missed, this exquisite setting of the hymn tune ABERYSTWYTH is lyric, haunting, and rich in harmonic depth. While playable on handbells alone, it is best heard with optional piano and flute or oboe. Use for Lent or general worship, or for Advent using the title Watchman, Tell Us of the Night. Approachable by intermediate ensembles, it will challenge all ensembles to bring their utmost musicality to the performance!

Jesus, Lover of My Soul

John Ness Beck's original setting of Micah 6:6-8 has become a staple in the choral library, with its smooth voice leading and full, lush harmony. This beautiful, contemplative anthem, is available in a variety of voicings. A fine choice.

Offertory

Few songs ever composed have had the breadth of appeal as this iconic text and melody. The cry for "peace on earth" is undoubtedly a timeless one, and this setting unites vocalists and instrumentalists of all ages. Revisit this melody in your church or concert hall with this monumental setting during the Christmas season, at memorial services, or at patriotic events for a completely unforgettable experience.

Let There Be Peace on Earth

This beautifully written anthem for Christmas is based on Gelobet seist du, Jesu Christ from a chorale written by Martin Luther and first published in 1524. Truly accessible for large or small choirs, this anthem is exceptional!

All Praise to Thee

The third movement of the work "Trinity,"  this stand-alone anthem sets familiar hymn texts to new music that moves from plaintive cry to deep assurance and humble gratitude. Effective in general worship or during Lent and Holy Week. The complete work (c. 25 min.), a five-movement meditation on God's care for His children through the three persons of the Trinity, is suitable for sacred concert performances or special services of praise such as Trinity Sunday. Optional string quartet/quintet/ensemble parts are available for each movement.

What a Savior, What a Friend

SATB Octavo What a Savior, What a Friend

This tender melody is supported by a simple piano accompaniment and well-crafted choral lines in an original concert work that helps to process the emotions associated with grief. The warm, comforting selection works as a memorial or as a general concert selection, singing: "I'll sing for you because I need to, right now this is all I know; I'll sing so we will not forget you, I will sing you home."

Sing You Home

SATB Octavo divisi

Choir and congregation alike will enjoy this exuberant Advent anthem with music quoting the familiar HYFRYDOL and text attributed to Doddridge and Wesley. The buoyant keyboard accompaniment sets the tone in the introduction and adds triumphant excitement throughout.

Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room

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