SKU: MN.50-6811
UPC: 688670568114. English. Psalms 133.
A TTBB setting of the composer's very popular SATB version (50-6810). An original text inspired by Psalm 133 is set for a cappella TTBB choir and soloist. Due to lovely writing and sensitive voice leading, this sounds more complex than it is. Your choir will love this calm, sonorous music.
SKU: HP.9161
UPC: 763628191610. Pepper Choplin.
Easter Cantata Beginning with John 3:16, this musical tells the remarkable Passion story. The theme of God's love is highlighted in every step of Jesus' journey to the cross. With a light contemporary feel in the rhythm and harmony, the music is full of memorable melodies with a dramatic flair. From the rhythmic call of Hosanna, God Save Us to the reassuring, Remember I Am There to the dramatic one note melody of They Came to Arrest Him, this work will provide a moving experience for any service during Holy Week. The choir parts are carefully crafted and choir-tested, ensuring that your singers will perform with confidence. Four of the pieces may serve as Sunday anthems as the larger work is being prepared. Accompaniment can be provided by piano, or a small ensemble of eleven instruments arranged by Ed Hogan. Performance time is 39-minutes.Instrumental Parts include: Conductor's Score, Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, French Horn (opt. Alto Sax), Trombone (opt. Baritone T.C. or Tenor Sax), Drums, Piano, Electric Bass, 2 Violins (opt. Viola), Cello & String Reduction.
SKU: HP.C6125C
UPC: 763628961251. Words by Samuel Wesley & Wes Cameron.
This Good Friday text by Samuel Wesley barely escaped the flames when the Wesley's Epworth rectory burned on February 9, 1709. Wes Cameron sets three of the stanzas to a simple melody and for the chorus adds it is finished, God's plan is now complete. Scored for SAB choirs, this is a beautiful and accessible anthem for use during Holy Week.String Quartet Parts: Conductor's Score, Violin1 & 2, Viola and Cello.
SKU: LO.CE57
UPC: 000308002423.
Hear Us, Holy Jesus is an extended choral work for Lent or Holy Week, especially appropriate for Good Friday. In addition to choir and organ, the presentation includes congregational participation, a narrator (reading scripture), and optional handbells.