Hal H. Hopson a prolific composer recognized internationally arranged this hymn for mixed voices (SSATB) 1-2 soloists and piano or organ accompaniment strings and handbell are optional.

Fresh and easy-to-prepare and present service music is contained in this indispensable mini-collection of six introits. A mixture of moods voicings texts tunes and accompaniment options keeps things interesting and creative as always from the inimitable Hal Hopson. An invaluable resource!

2-Part/SAB-Here is essential repertoire for those Sundays when you are numbers challenged! Snow Sundays beware here are stunning numbers easily learned and proven successful with limited personnel. Two-part and easy SAB numbers from ourarchive of bestsellers make this the best value of the season. Some include organ accompaniment and all are appropriate for traditional and blended worship settings. Includes music by some of today's leading writers – DonBesig Benjamin Harlan Hal H. Hopson Joseph M. Martin Ruth Elaine Schram James M. Stevens and others. Anthems include: Come Thou Fount; Consider the Lilies; Peace Like a River; Come with Shouting; We Bring Our Thanks;Sing Forever to the Lord; A Closing Prayer; and more.

This moderately easy piece from our Hal Hopson series works perfectly as an 'any Sunday' piece

Text from Psalm 96-The sacred choral music of the great masters never goes out of style and still produces the same feelings of tremendous joy after hundreds of years. Glory Sing to God Forever is a wonderful celebratory opportunity for yourchoral ministry adroitly adapted from Handel's Judas Maccabeus by Hal Hopson. This exultant psalm is perfect for any festive occasion or to liven up your regular Sunday service.

Hal Hopson's adaptation of “Praise the Lord” from Handel's Judas Maccabaeus is a standard in most choral libraries. Now he gives us another performance option with his two-part version. This majestic andtriumphant song of adoration is now accessible to all choirs for any number of festive occasions. Available separately: SATB TTBB SAB 2-part.

Hal Hopson's adaptation of “Praise the Lord” from Handel's Judas Maccabaeus is a standard in most choral libraries. Now he gives us another performance option with his two-part version. This majestic andtriumphant song of adoration is now accessible to all choirs for any number of festive occasions. Available separately: SATB TTBB SAB 2-part.

Uses: Second AdventScripture:Psalm 42:4 John 4: 21-24 John 14: 15-20A classic text set to marvelous music a proven winner. Written in a through-composed style that opens like a flower revealing thebeauty and hope that is the promise of a Redeemer this anthem is essential repertoire for the sacred musician.