Organ and brass what a thrilling cobination. And this fanfare-anthem uses the forces well. Dramatic and powerful this anthem is an attention getter from start to finish. A general statement of praise it is also appropriate for the resurrection services for Easter. Medium in difficutly.

There is a wide selection of hymns in this book including traditional Hymns of Praise Thanksgiving Easter and Lent. Added to this rich array are the most popular Hymns of Christmastide and a collection of our most belovedSpirituals. They have been arranged in the keys that are most suitable for singing and can be played in a variety of styles using only the words and the accompanying chords. In cases where there are two versions of a particulartune both have been included. If one version is not well known however the most widely used melody is selected.

The Denglers have created a triumphant and majestic Easter offering of praise! Based on familiar musical and textual material this new creation is easily presented yet powerful and highly effective. The optional chamber orchestration is a stirring and thrilling addition.

The music of Handel is coupled with an original text (appropriate for General Christmas or Easter use) to create a majestic and vibrant anthem of praise. The optional chamber orchestration (or BonusTrax CD) will add greatly.Audio available on BonusTrax CD #08743774.Available separately: SATB and Instrumental Pak (parts for Trumpet I/II Violin I Violin II Viola Cello and Timpani).

The words of Justin Gung express God's love and power in assuring tenderness. Michael Graham's musical setting maintains the gentleness while enhancing a profound beauty as well. Soft expressions of praise emerge appropriately in this communion or Easter prayer.

Uses: General Thanksgiving EastertideScripture: Colossians 3:16-17; Psalm 100:4; I Thessalonians 5:18Springing from the pages of Scripture this anthem evokes a spirit of thanksgiving in its musicaland textural approach. Beginning with a free-formed passage that acts as a vocal introduction the anthem eventually surrenders to a lilting 6/8 theme that has a memorable contour and gait. The rhythmic energy of thisceltic-styled praise song creates a vibrant call to praise for any worship service. Available separately: SATB StudioTrax CD (Accomp. SplitTrax Perf.) Orchestration (Score & parts for guitar flute [penny whistle] percussion violin cello). Duration: ca. 3:03.

Description Keith Green: The Ministry Years 1977-1979 Volume One Matching folio to the Sparrow recording featuring some of Keith Green s best moments. Volume 1 of the Ministry Years from 1977 to 1979 contains thirty-nine songs. Songlist Altar Call Asleep In The Light Because Of You Dear John Letter (To The Devil) Don't You Wish You Had All The Answers Dust To Dust Easter Song Go To The Hungry Ones He'll Take Care Of The Rest Here Am I, Send Me How Can They Live Without Jesus I Can't Believe It I Can't Wait To Get To Heaven I Don't Wanna Fall Away From You Love With Me (Melody's Song) Make My Life A Prayer To You My Eyes Are Dry No One Believes In Me Anymore (Satan's Boast) On The Road To Jericho Pledge My Head To Heaven Run To The End Of The Highway Rushing Wind Soften Your Heart Song To My Parents (I Only Want To See You There) Stained Glass Thank You Jesus The Battle Is Already Won The Prodigal Son Suite The Victor There Is A Redeemer To Obey Is Better Than Sacrifice Trials Turned To Gold Walk And Talk When I Hear The Praises Start When There's Love You Put This Love In My Heart You! Your Love Broke Through

Osterkantate. Par TELEMANN GEORG PHILIPP. This cantata has come down to us, unusually, with two sets of words. Certainly the second, and possibly also the first, is a parody. The first text is clearly intended for Easter, while the second, of a general nature, sings the praises of patience, hope, and trust in God. This extremely effective work, basically heroic in character, might well be performed along with the similarly scored setting of psalm 100, Jauchzet dem Herrn, alle Welt [CV 39. 106]./ Répertoire / Solo B, Trompette, Violon, Alto et Basse Continue

Osterkantate. Par TELEMANN GEORG PHILIPP. This cantata has come down to us, unusually, with two sets of words. Certainly the second, and possibly also the first, is a parody. The first text is clearly intended for Easter, while the second, of a general nature, sings the praises of patience, hope, and trust in God. This extremely effective work, basically heroic in character, might well be performed along with the similarly scored setting of psalm 100, Jauchzet dem Herrn, alle Welt [CV 39. 106]./ Répertoire / Solo B, Trompette, Violon, Alto et Basse Continue

Uses: General Christ the King EasterScripture: Psalm 57:8-10; John 19:38-42Gracefully arching this tuneful expression of praise is appropriate for Eastertide Christ the King or general use. Aclassic text artfully set to new music this setting is appropriate for choirs of any size and offers directors a tasteful addition to their anthem libraries.

A rhythmic setting of the resurrection story Stan Pethel's driving and energetic Christ is Risen Sing Hallelujah! is a marvelous “jump start” for your early service. Excitement and electricity fill the airfrom the first chord to the final “Hallelujah ” and that sense of uncontainable joy will linger long after the song has ended. Particularly suited for contemporary worship this intoxicating message of resurrectionpraise is easily approachable by small or large youth or adult mixed ensembles. The verses are generally unison bursting into parts on the chorus “Christ is risen sing hallelujah!” Great joy for Easter morning!

Uses: General Eastertide Scripture: I Peter 1:3Like a Celtic folk dance this contemporary composition lilts from the page and into the heart. Immediately engaging this melody connects with the words beautifully presenting a praise-worthy testament of worship. Accessible Vocal writing sounds great with smaller ensembles while bigger groups will enjoy performing this festive number with the optional Celtic consort orchestration. Score and Parts (ac gtr mndln b dm pnywhst/fl fdl/vn) available as a digital download.

Uses: EasterScripture: John 20:1-8; Colossians 3:1-4; Acts 10:34-43; Psalm 118:1-2Christ is risen! Christ is risen indeed! Crown the day with alleluias as you sing this glorious new anthem of praise.The main theme is instant in its appeal. Sharp rhythms and rustic abandon characterize its main section while a gradually contrasting legato section paints the scene of God's redeeming work.