A Choral Benediction SATB

The traditional Gaelic text of this peaceful Benediction invokes a religious and earthly theme. The vocal lines of this anthem are well written and accessible for any church SATB choir to perform throughout the year. The piano part features gentle running quaver arpeggios which set a nice reflective tone.

Words from the Church of Ireland Book of Common Prayer (adapted)-A lilting Christmas benediction that will fill every heart with the joy of the season! Displaying the exquisite choral style of Philip Stopford this work is ideal for both concert and worship.

This work for SATB (divisi) Choir and Organ was commissioned by the Birmingham bach Sociey with funds made available by West Midlands Arts. This work is essentially in ternary form although nearly all the melodic material isdrawn from the opening section. The two outer sections are settings of Latin texts the first being a Benediction of the Cross and the second a Prayer. In the middle section the words of the text (attributed to Robert Fayrfax(1470-1527)) have been slightly altered.

with Angels We Have Heard on High-Uses: Christmas service music concertScripture: Luke 2:29; Luke 2:14Here is an excellent addition to your permanent choral library. It meets an important need for chancel choirs...great introits andbenedictions. The opening fanfare is a festive echo of Angels We Have Heard On High a great curtain raiser. The benediction is a lovely original tune that is a warm embrace for your final blessing. Needful. Available:SATB. Duration: 2:42.

The final movements from the monumental Mizmor L'David this text appears in Gates of Prayer as an alternative to Sim Shalom. Additionally the final Amens are included. If you have a choir on Shabbat Morning consider this simple but lush piece. It would also work well for occassions centering on peace or Israel. For SATB and Organ.

Uses: BenedictionScripture: Philippians 4:4 6-7A charming conclusion to any worship gathering this brief but effective Scripture setting reminds us of the joy and the peace that is ours in Christ.These two emotions inform the musical treatment of the anthem moving it from celebration to a reflective contrapuntal Amen. Perform it with the organ for a lovely impact. Duration: ca. 1:50.

A meditative soothing mood piece or choral benediction suitable for worship or concert which can be accompanied by harp or keyboard this approachable setting is accessible to choirs at many levels. Duration: approx. 3:00. Recorded by the Vancouver Chamber Choir Jon Washburn conductor.

Written for their own congregation Nancy Price and Don Besig have penned a pair of worship songs which may be used together or separately as a call to worship and choral benediction. “We Come to Worship” and“May the Peace of God Be with Us” are based on the same musical theme facilitating learning and providing a wonderful reprise for your worship service. “In This Place” is a beneficial addition to any musiclibrary.

Looking for a truly exceptional choral benediction? This short work will likely become a favorite for your choir and congregation.

Uses: Service Music BenedictionScripture: Isaiah 55:12; Luke 8:48The quintessential benediction for any sacred gathering is found in this warm melodic blessing. The guitar-like accompaniment andgentle theme will wrap the congregation up in a feeling of peace and unity. Multiple voicing options make this sacred evergreen a valuable addition to your choral library.