SKU: GI.G-008783
UPC: 641151087832. Text Source: O Nata Lux de Lumine, O Wondrous Type! O Vision Fair!
From its charming organ part to its gradual growth of texture in the choral writing, this will prove to be an ideal choice for choirs looking for a well written anthem in a traditional style. The two texts are by Laurence Housman (O Nata Lux de Lumine) and a fifteenth-century office hymn by John Neale (O Wondrous Type! O Vision Fair!‚).
SKU: LO.10-5237L
ISBN 9780787764166.
Composer Mark Hayes and lyricist Randy Cox combine forces to craft this dramatic anthem for Transfiguration Sunday. Spanning the dynamic spectrum, the powerful refrain is a culmination of this divine encounter between Jesus, His closest followers, and the saints of heaven. Shining as the sun, the disciples could see Moses and Elijah and the King, the King of all kings..
SKU: KJ.8923
SATB Organ Here is a significant new anthem specifically composed for Transfiguration Sunday. Organ and voices are equal partners.
SKU: LO.30-2526L
UPC: 000308123999.
Mary McDonald showcases her gift for writing beautiful gospel-style arrangements in this anthem that incorporates the hymn Angel Band. Exciting syncopation permeates the broad choral scoring as this piece builds from beginning to end. The optional instrumental ensemble will add to the celebratory mood of this anthem, which is sure to have your feet tapping. Instrumentation: Score and Parts for 2 Tpt., 2 Tbn., El. Gtr., El. Bass, Drum Set, Kybd.
SKU: AU.9781506486451
ISBN 9781506486451. 7 x 10.25 inches.
Writing new music set to a familiar Charles Wesley text, Mark Sirett once again shows his mastery of beautiful melodic writing mixed with rich harmonic textures. A sweeping and grand anthem with an organ accompaniment to match, it is perfect for Epiphany and Transfiguration as well as anytime throughout the year as a general anthem of praise.
SKU: AU.9780800675158
ISBN 9780800675158.
David and Susan Cherwien offer all that is new and beautiful in this elegant setting. Susan has written a profound text with poetic images of Epiphany and Transfiguration. In this text you can also find much appropriate to Lent and the Sundays of November as well. Married to the lovely tune and choral writing of David Cherwien, Come, Beloved of the Maker would be a wonderful addition to a choir's repertoire.