Quiet Praise

This quietly powerful song will be a wonderful moment in any worship service. Add the optional solo or use a praise team to sing the solo portion to create a beautiful offering of praise. Perfect for use all year around it's unforgettable.

This is an interesting treatment of Psalm 150. Each of three sections starts very quietly and builds the middle section is done in counterpoint with the lines of the psalm over and against a constant rhythmic 'praise Him praise Him praise Him'. It is a stirring anthem for any season! Also available in TTBB (HMC1257)|||||| HL08763537|Lively original work by Mark Hayes this would be a great stand by for any choir.|||||| HL08763538|Great for a moderately advanced children's choir_x000D_In choosing William Wordsworth Robert Herrick and Robert Browning Jean Coulthard has provided a wonderful opportunity for great artistic expression. While the piano accompaniment does work it is much more effective if performed with string orchestra'.-Jean Ashworth Bartle.

Uses: Christmas Christmas Eve Scripture: Luke 2:1-20 John 1:4 This intimate portrait of the Holy Family in the moments after the birth of Jesus has a delicate innocence that touches the deepest places of the heart. An endearing melody floats like a simple folk song capturing the spirit of this manger scene. The appearance of the traditional carol Venite Adoremus offers a moment of sincere worship. In silence deep as snowfall Mary rests at last. Joseph holds her close with tender grace. Kneeling at the manger their hearts begin to sing lost in wonder love and praise.

God's marvelous grace is the theme of this personal and intimate offering. The words and music are highly moving while the overall presentation quietly powerful. The optional solo passages are particularly moving reminding us of God's forgiveness.

Beginning reverently and hushed this anthem then builds to a majestic and stunning conclusion. The words are quietly powerful ... while the music beautifully underscores the message of God's sovereignty and omniscience.Availableseparately: SATB ChoirTrax CD and IPak (full orchestra).

Adoration Medley is wonderfully suited for blended worship experiences. It begins with an a cappella setting of Theodore Dubois's “Christ We Do All Adore Thee” from The Seven Last Words of Christ whichsets a tone of reverence and draws upon the choral tradition of the great classics. A short instrumental interlude ushers in the inspirational “Glorify Thy Name ” which has become a classic in the praise and worshipgenre. Old and new are joined by the common theme of adoration to God. Building in excitement and grandeur Adoration Medley then ends with a quiet moment of intimacy. For double choir ensemble or praise team and choir.Accessible to high school or adult choirs congregational participation during the praise chorus is encouraged. A stunning track and orchestration are also available.

The African Worship Collection draws together for the first time a wealth of songs from the continent of Africa and the nation of South Africa in particular. This collection builds on the success of The Australian The British and The American Worship Collections all of which have quickly become favoured resources in worship groups across the world.We've included songs from churches across the continent includingVineyard South Africa and Rhema Church one of the largest churches in the world. You'll already be familiar with many of the names below - Janine Price Carol Mundy Steve and Velveta Thompson Malcolm Du Plessis - and we'redelighted to be able to introduce to you many other talented songwriters. Styles range from funky up-tempo praise to quiet melodic worship. There are also some traditional African songs with English translationsprovided.This is an essential collection for broadening the repertoire of the church worship group.

With a delicate touch this quiet manger song of praise is heartfelt. The optional handbell accompaniment will enhance the rich vocal and piano writing. Easy to prepare and perform yet highly effective.

Baritone/Bass 47 Songs-47 songs. Contents: Bring Me My Bride (A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum) · C'est Moi (Camelot) · Colorado My Home (The Unsinkable Molly Brown) · Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful? (Cinderella) · Dulcinea (Man of La Mancha) · Epiphany (Sweeney Todd) · Everybody Says Don't (Anyone Can Whistle) · Fear No More (The Frogs) · Gonna Be Another Hot Day (110 in the Shade) · The Highest Judge of All (Carousel) · I Rise Again (On the Twentieth Century) · I'll Never Say No (The Unsinkable Molly Brown) · I've Come to Wive It Wealthily in Padua (Kiss Me Kate) · I've Heard It All Before (Shenandoah) · If Ever I Would Leave You (Camelot) · If I Loved You (Carousel) · TheImpossible Dream (Man of La Mancha) · In Praise of Women (A Little Night Music) · Is This What You Call Love (Passion) · Joey Joey Joey (The Most Happy Fella) · Lonely Room (Oklahoma!) · Lost in the Stars (Lost in the Stars) · The Man of La Mancha (I Don Quixote) (Man of La Mancha) · Me (Beauty and the Beast) · Meditation I (Shenandoah) · Meditation II (Shenandoah) · The Music of The Night (The Phantom of the Opera) · No One Has Ever Loved Me (Passion) · Oh What a Beautiful Mornin' (Oklahoma!) · Ol' Man River (Show Boat) · Pretty Women (Sweeney Todd) · A Quiet Girl (Wonderful Town) · The Road You Didn't Take (Follies) · September Song (Knickerbocker Holiday) · Soliloquy (Carousel) · Some Enchanted Evening (South Pacific) · Sorry-Grateful (Company) · The Surrey with the Fringe on Top (Oklahoma!) · They Call the Wind Maria (Paint Your Wagon) · This is the Life (Love Life) · This Nearly Was Mine (South Pacific) · Thousands of Miles (Lost in the Stars) · Try to Remember (The Fantasticks) · Were Thine That Special Face (Kiss Me Kate) · Where Is the Life That Late I Led (Kiss Me Kate) · With So Little to Be Sure Of (Anyone Can Whistle) · You Must Meet My Wife (A Little Night Music).

Full of intense emotional and musical expression this stunning setting of Alleluia builds from a quiet reflection to a joyous song of praise.

This service in song is a joyous celebration of hope and peace for the Christmas season. Using carols narration congregational participation and original anthems this approachable work is the perfect choice for choirs of any size. From jubilant songs of praise to reflective carols of peace this cantata is filled with moments designed to energize the spirit of the season in your community of faith. Extra musical suggestions offer directors creative options for presentation and the wonderfully crafted and colorful orchestrations by Brant Adams further enhance the festive potential of this thoughtful work.Songs include: Christmas Overture and Processional; TheAdvent Rose; The Divine Expectation; Concertato on “O Little Town of Bethlehem;” Carols from a Quiet Manger; Arise! (Hodie Christus natus est); Bleak Midwinter's Gift; Let There Be Christmas; A Joyful Gathering of

This service in song is a joyous celebration of hope and peace for the Christmas season. Using carols narration congregational participation and original anthems this approachable work is the perfect choice for choirs of any size. From jubilant songs of praise to reflective carols of peace this cantata is filled with moments designed to energize the spirit of the season in your community of faith. Extra musical suggestions offer directors creative options for presentation and the wonderfully crafted and colorful orchestrations by Brant Adams further enhance the festive potential of this thoughtful work.Songs include: Christmas Overture and Processional; TheAdvent Rose; The Divine Expectation; Concertato on ?O Little Town of Bethlehem;? Carols from a Quiet Manger; Arise! (Hodie Christus natus est); Bleak Midwinter's Gift; Let There Be Christmas; A Joyful Gathering of

Psalm 117. Par GILL JOANNA. In this setting of Psalm 117 the composer has created an unusually serene and ethereal setting considering the meaning of the text. Most composers that have written settings of this Psalm 'Praise the Lord, all you Nations' have written music of a robust nature and celebration. However, this setting not only uses Hebrew text but the whole composition with the exception of one bar is dynamically quiet and reflects not so much on praising the Lord, but the love that the Lord shares with us, hence the title of the work (“Unfailing love”). Written for unaccompanied mixed choir, this is a simple four-part composition. The choral texture is largely homophonic with melodic lines gently emerging in the soprano and tenor voices which then sink back into the blanket of choral sound. Generally, the work is tonal but it features harmonic clusters which delays the expectation of the final resolution. This is a work that with rehearsal all choirs will find very rewarding to sing and perform. Joanna herself says the following about this work: “Unfailing Love” was the first choral piece I ever wrote. In my final year of university, I had the privilege of meeting the American composer, Morten Lauridsen and immediately was inspired to write a choral piece. So I sat down to write, and four hours later, “Unfailing Love” was completed./ Répertoire / Choeur Mixte SATB a Cappella

Choral work score for TTBB Choir.Three texts alternate. Except for the Alliuatic Antiphons they are texts concerning the Mother of God taken from Orthodox Services. The mood is of quiet ecstasy in praise of the Holy Motherof God whose womb He made a throne and whose belly He made more spacious than the Heavens.Ideally the music is performed in a large acoustic hall so that the echoes can be heard to die away in the commas between thevarious sections. The sound should be warm rich and sonorous.

This service in song is a joyous celebration of hope and peace for the Christmas season. Using carols narration congregational participation and original anthems this approachable work is the perfect choice for choirs of any size. From jubilant songs of praise to reflective carols of peace this cantata is filled with moments designed to energize the spirit of the season in your community of faith. Extra musical suggestions offer directors creative options for presentation and the wonderfully crafted and colorful orchestrations by Brant Adams further enhance the festive potential of this thoughtful work.Songs include: Christmas Overture and Processional; The AdventRose; The Divine Expectation; Concertato on ?O Little Town of Bethlehem;? Carols from a Quiet Manger; Arise! (Hodie Christus natus est); Bleak Midwinter's Gift; Let There Be Christmas and more.