Eight Gospel Songs for SATB and Piano-Sing Glory! is a collection of eight inspiring Gospel songs composed by Mike Sheppard. The collection brings the joy energy and enthusiasm of the Gospel style to traditional choirs whilst creating new interesting and rewarding songs for established Gospel choirs. Scored for SATB and piano chord symbols are included so that traditional Gospel rhythm sections (guitar bass drums) can be added. In addition to the songs is a collection of inspiring readings from writers such as Khalil Gibran and Mahatma Gandhi intended to be read between songs during performance.

Chorwerke mit Orgelbegleitung-Felix Mendelssohn's Kirchenmusik - Volume 1 comes complete with twelve of Mendelssohn's Sacred Choruses in 3–8 parts arranged for SATB choir and Organ. Contents include Op. 23 No. 1–3 Op.39 No.1–3 Op.121 Lass o Herr mich Hilfe finden Deines Kind's Gebet erhöre Herr wir traum auf deine Güte Hör mein Bitten Herr neige dich zu mir We praise thee o God/Preis sei dir O Gott.

Love bade me welcome. A setting for unaccompanied SATB choir with divisi of George Herbert?s poem. The richly textured homophonic piece ends with a beautiful ostinato. Duration 4?30"

The text comes from the pen of the seventeenth-century Welsh poet Henry Vaughan a leading metaphysical voice during the Commonwealth period (1649-1660) when the republican government of Oliver Cromwell banned the Anglican Church. Christ's Nativity was commissioned by the Cathedral Choral Society of Washington D.C. with support from the Richard Wayne Dirksen Memorial Endowment Fund. The selected lyrics by Welsh poet Henry Vaughan fascinated me immensely and therfore prompted me to think about a specific musical environment for the piece best suited for merging the music into this wonderful poetic landscape. This poetry brings about a strong mixture of the Evangelicalmystery of Christ's Nativity mystically evoked by Nature and at the same time reveals the optimism and drama of an ordinary individual that any human being can easily identify with.

20 Hymn Arrangements-Hymns From King’s is a collection of 20 hymns for Choir and Organ arranged by Stephen Cleobury – Director of Music at King’s College Cambridge for more than 25 years. Covering the entire church year including Christmas and Easter Hymns From King’s is not just a book of descants – it also contains varied arrangements and accompaniments for many of the most popular hymns sung not only at King’s College but also in churches around the world.

Introit for unaccompanied choir-Judith Bingham's A Blessing (Psalm 133) for SATB.

A Prayer. British composer Ken Burton uses the writing of Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872?1906), the black American son of emancipated slaves, in his 3-minute work A Prayer. The text of the three verses is bitter-sweet, filled with hope and sadness, and the music combines with this to make a rhythmically simple reflective evening hymn. Burton draws on Spiritual, Gospel and Blues to write a piece for SATB with divisi that will be a popular piece both to sing and to hear. New commission from The Jason Max Ferdinand Singers and premiered in their inaugural concert as part of the online LIVE from London ? Spring Festival 2021. Follows Descend to Earth, VOCES8?s own commission of Ken Burton in the LIVE from London ? Christmas Festival 2020. UK-based Ken Burton is known for his work on UK television programmes, particularly in BBC TV?s Songs of Praise. Burton was choirmaster for the multi Oscar winning and Grammy winning Marvel film Black Panther.

Second Eve by Ola Gjeilo was commissioned by dedicated to and later premiered by the Riverside City College Chamber Choir and conductor John Byun in Riverside California Oct. 2008.'In some of my pieces the text is somewhat more the servant of the music than the other way around and Second Eve is one of those works. The music is mainly inspired by a breathtaking photography taken by one of my favourite photographers Jake Rajs featured in the book These United States (Rizzoli). It is a picture of Alaska’s Mount McKinley the highest mountain peak in the US and I was looking at this photo throughout the writingprocess making sure that the energy and atmosphere of the music corresponded with the feeling I got from looking at the picture.The Sancta Maria text seemed to kind of fit into what I was looking for in this piece expressing something mystical and kind of regal which Mt. McKinley is in every possible way.' - Ola Gjeilo