The René Clausen Choral Series-Joy set to music! One of the most exuberant of scriptural texts is presented here in a rhythmic exciting setting. The lightly dancing meter shifts and rousing Alleluia chorus make this dynamic anthem positively electric. Expectspontaneous applause from Psalm 100 - even in church!

A setting of Psalm 100 for SATB Choir and Organ. Commissioned by the Salisbury Diocesan Choral Festival Group for the Joint Diocesan R.S.C.M. Festival 2003.

Judith Clurman Choral Series-This cycle of three psalms captures key ritual moments in the Jewish life cycle. Birth marriage and death are the powerful milestones that frame our existence. Composed by Bruce L. Ruben Director of the Debbie Friedman Schoolof Sacred Music at Hebrew Union College and arranged by Broadway composer and arranger Larry Hochman this setting of the Psalms for SATB Choir Solo Piano Clarinet Violin and Cello works equally well in worship or concert.Baruch Haba (Psalm 118); Adonai Maon (Psalm 90); Ivdu Adonai (Psalm 100).

Uses: General Call To Worship ChildrenScripture: Psalm 100:4; Psalm 96:8; Psalm 148:1; Psalm 19:1A true call to worship from the Psalms is delivered with style and joyful abandon. The energy ofmixed meter permeates the rhythmic vocabulary of the work while a distinctive melodic line provides power and purpose. The middle sections offer a wonderful moment with optional children's choir singing the classic hymn Praisethe Lord Ye Heaven's Adore Him. Powerful closing chords crown the work with one last affirmation of praise. Duration: ca. 4:02.

Professionnel ou amateur de Classique vous apprécierez cette partition de musique. Composée par Bernstein Leonard et éditée par Boosey

Wicker, Jutta (Trad.). Par BACH JOHANN CHRISTOPH. Gattungen: Psalmen, deutsch - Reihen bei Carus: Stuttgarter Ausgaben (Urtext) - Langue : Allemand/Anglais / Psaumes / Répertoire / Solistes SATB, 2 Violons, 2 Altos, Contrebasse (Ba

Sing Jubilate Deo!-Uses: GeneralScripture: Psalm 98 Psalm 100This powerhouse anthem is full of energy and abandon. Repeating the phrase “Sing Jubilate Deo!” in a call and response format the Psalms spring to life inpunctuated shouts of praise. The “seas roar” and the “rocks cry out” in glorious acclamation. A contrasting moment surrenders the rhythmic drive for a more reflective theme. The addition of two trumpets lifts the work to atriumphal shout of jubilant worship! Bold!

Uses: General Call to WorshipScripture: Psalm 100 Psalm 96:1 Psalm 33:3 Psalm 40:3A festive shout of praise with words ideal for a call to worship or any celebrative anthem needs! Easily learnedmixed meter passages add sparkle and the piano accompaniment adds vitality and color. Praiseworthy words encourage the worshipper to “sing to the Lord a new song” and give the glory to God. Jubilant!

Uses: General Trinity Sunday Scripture: Psalm 98 - Psalm 100 - Isaiah 6:3 Rhythmic chant handclaps and a spirited melody make this an instant favorite with young singers! Written in ABA form the slower reflective B section incorporates the first stanza of Holy Holy Holy. An easy optional second voice part gives budding two-part choirs a chance to shine during the anthem's final A section. Available separately: Unison/opt. 2-Part Treble CelebrationTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:55 ScorePlay - click to view score with recording.

Uses: General Mother's Day Father's Day Church Heritage BaccalaureateScripture: Luke 1:50; Psalm 145:4; Psalm 100:5One of the most celebrated Celtic melodies is given new purpose in this splendidnew retooling. Declaring the providence of God and his faithfulness the SAB voicing brings lightness and clarity to the choral texture while the flowing piano part adds support and variety. For church heritage Mother's andFather's Day or use anytime the SAB voicing makes this an excellent choice for slim Sundays. Duration: ca. 2:50.

This work was commissioned by St Dunstan's College South-East London for the celebration of its centenary in 1988. It is an anthem and uses a setting of Psalm 100. The work has three main sections (fast-slow-fast) and is essentially jubilant in nature. After a brief instrumental introduction the choir enters using as its text the first two verses of the Psalm. This reaches a climax on the word singing after which the music subsides into the serene key of C major for female voices only to sing a reflective tune on the words Know ye surrounded by various counter melodies on solo horn and trumpet. Male voices then take over this tune (inverted) and the final comment isleft to unaccompanied choir leaving sopranos on a held low D. At this point the last section begins. The mood is set by Organ and Percussion the style takes off its hat to minimalism with multi-layered textures underpinning the choral unison on the word Enter. Eventually the tonality heads towards G major and a reprise of the opening music with a coda full of energetic exuberance.

Shawnee Press Cathedral Series-Uses: Thanksgiving general stewardship concertScripture: Psalm 100 Psalm 150The Old One Hundredth is the thematic germ that forms the building blocks for this distinctive new offering fromcomposer Dan Forrest in his inaugural publication with Shawnee Press. We have placed this in our new Cathedral Series a special series dedicated to exceptional sanctuary music from some of our nation's leading composers. Thisaward-winning anthem (winner of the 2007 Donald Sutherland Endowment Competition) is well suited for Thanksgiving or general use and the sparkling organ writing is a tour-de-force for your accompanist.