Risen Lord

Romans 4:24-25 I Corinthians 15 Galatians 2:20-This joyous anthem sings the good news of the risen Lord making it fitting throughout Eastertide. With piano accompaniment and trumpet the catchy refrain filled with ?alleluias? is interspersed with the versesthat proclaim the new life that was given through the risen Christ. (Romans 4:24-25 I Corinthians 15 Galatians 2:20)

This new offering from Ruth Elaine Schram is perfect for the Easter season. Beyond the pain there is hope; beyond the cross there is life. Beyond the grave there is glory behold our risen Lord. The piano and celloaccompaniment enhance the message of the powerful text.Available separately: SATB. Approx. Performance Time: 4:00.

A unique offering this Latin and English piece is a powerful call for the worshipping church to celebrate the Christ who conquered the dead. The neo-classical feel incorporates the majestic use of brass timpani organ and full vocal ranges.

This anthem was specially written for a Sunday-School act of worship which took place in St Alban's Abbey Refectory on Good Friday 1989. It can be accompanied with an organ or a piano.

Easy Easter piece for two part treble voices with piano and flute suitable for youth or adult choirs

This anthem for Easter is of medium difficulty. The lyrics come from the Bible and a 14th century Latin hymn.

with Christ the Lord Is Risen Today-Look no further for your Easter morning anthem! Mark Hill opens with original material accompanied by brass quartet proclaiming the joy of the day and then leads into a congregational “Christ the Lord Is RisenToday.” May be used as an introit or call to worship with the choir processing on the hymn or as a congregational hymn with choral introduction. Instrumental ePak includes parts for Trumpet 1 2 and Trombone 1 2. BonusTraxCD also available. Performance Time: Approx. 5:30

Christ the Lord Is Risen Today is an arrangement of the Easter hymn tune 'Lyra Davidica'. Not to be confused with Rutter's own composition Christ the Lord is risen again published as part of the John Rutter Anniversary Edition.

This arrangement of the well-loved hymn stays true to the jubilation and reverence of Easter. Wesley's words and the eighteenth-century melody shine through in a sensitive reharmonization and a recurring instrumental passage smoothly connects the verses. Reflecting common hymn-singing practice the first verse is in unison the second in four-part harmony and the third returns to unison with a soprano descant before closing with a suitably exultant 'Alleluia' and 'Amen'. Christ The Lord Is Risen Today appears on the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square's latest CD He is Risen which reached No. 1 in both the 'ClassicalAlbums' and 'Traditional Classical Albums' US charts within two weeks of its release in April 2014.

This setting of the well-known hymn text 'Christ the Lord is risen again!' features bright vocal lines and an energetic accompaniment. The scoring is flexible allowing performance with either one or two vocal parts made up of upper lower or mixed voices.