Hymn Arrangements

As a paraphrase of Psalm 23, the beloved text by Henry Williams Baker was chosen because of its broad appeal across religious traditions. This piece is versatile and appropriate as an anthem during any time

Released to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Johann Walter's collection Geystliche gesangk Buchleyn (1524), these three motets are useful throughout the church year. Each piece may be sung

The cherished hymn is arranged in a vibrant setting for choir, C instrument, and congregation. The stanzas feature varied choral treatments from an altered melody and a cappella singing to the use of canon.

Two tunes, WILD MOUNTAIN THYME and VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS, are intertwined very creatively, combining ancient and modern in a welcoming theme. Latin and English texts and solo voice and choir are also

A text inspired by The Saint John's Bible is set as a concertato for choir and organ, flexibly accessorized with options for brass quintet, timpani, and cymbal; woodwind trio; string quartet; or

Pairing the original hymn text with a new melody, this setting opens with an introductory fanfare featuring first organ and then choir. The appearance of 7/8 meter announces the primary theme, with some

The stirring and popular text by Harry Emerson Fosdick has been given an original melody that asks for God's strength and inspiration. The organ accompaniment supports the voices as they soar through the

The traditional Charles Wesley text is combined with the buoyant tune, LYNGHAM, to create a rousing anthem.  A regal first stanza is followed by a legato treatment in the second stanza. The third

Crafted for the BYU combined choirs, this sturdy arrangement of the traditional hymn showcases the strength and majesty of the text and melody, with a standard harmonization for choir and organ. Available

This classic hymn arrangement starts with a single vocal line and grows into a triumphant 8-voice contrapuntal texture that ends with a glorious "Hallelujah!" Originally published in 1919, this edition

The ST CLEMENT tune, often associated with an evening hymn, is paired with a fresh morning hymn of praise: "Hail, holy light! The world rejoices as morning breaks and shadows fly." The choral and piano

This joyful and original setting of the great hymn of praise is accompanied by keyboard and optional brass quartet or orchestra. An antiphonal response of "May Jesus Christ be praised" is used throughout.

This concertato setting of LASSET UNS MIT JESU ZIEHEN is written for choir, congregation, organ, and French horn. Parts for C or B-flat instrument may be downloaded for free. Highly versatile!

This festive hymn concertato brings the hymn text to life through rich and exciting colors, harmonies, and articulations. The setting includes a mini-motet in stanza four for a cappella voices that depicts

Combining two great hymns, My Song Is Love Unknown and Love Divine, All Loves

Ideal for advanced choirs, your singers will enjoy the challenge of new harmonies while singing this very familiar tune. A wonderful choice for dedication services, Earth Day, or any general service or

Originally conceived with full orchestra accompaniment, this glorious setting of LASST UNS ERFREUEN also works well with organ accompaniment. The choral texture varies by stanza and includes some choral

Love is the common thread in this refreshing pairing of original music and text with the traditional Come Down, O Love Divine text and the DOWN AMPNEY tune. Lilting syncopation, well-crafted

Bullard's graceful original melody, paired with the traditional hymn text, flows nicely through five verses accompanied by organ. Verse one is sung by unison women's voices (optional solo), and verse two by

A quiet urgency flows through this stunning offering for Holy Week. Jesus' statements from the cross are framed by plainspoken commentary that is insightful and direct. Use the organ part as written - the

This well-known text and tune for Good Friday is artfully arranged. Alternating between stanzas supported by organ accompaniment and a cappella passages, this piece is at once beautifully reflective and

This festive concertato setting of the hymn tune WEISSE FLAGGEN may be used with or without brass and timpani. A brilliant and joyous opening to any service, the text celebrates the glory of God. A descant

This text from the fourth century is a reflection on the anguish felt by Mary at the crucifixion, her sorrow and grief emulated by the music.

This setting of a text by Frederick Martin Lehman focuses on the expansive and prevailing love of God. Varying creative choral devices are used throughout the anthem. (8:35)