Uses: ChristmasScripture: Luke 2:8-14Another in the continuing series of congregational resources aimed to invigorate congregational singing. Scored for organ and piano with optional handbells thisset is a one stop seasonal trilogy that will be a welcomed addition to your Christmas worship planning. Powerful music to encourage corporate worship. Available separately: SATB handbells Volume 1 Vo…

Gathered from our most successful seasonal cantatas this compilation of beloved carols is designed to work as choral anthems or for choir and congregational corporate singing. Erase the boundaries between loft and pew by bringingthe church body together in the embrace of time-tested Christmas and Advent selections. Fully orchestrated by Brant Adams these arrangements will lift your sanctuary sin…

Congregationset Of Congregation Parts-Norman Dello Joio's Eucharist Mass. Set Of Congregation Parts.

Congregational part.

Troyte A Congregational Te Deum Satb/Organ

Jubilate Deo Congregational Part (Optional)

This setting of the unchanging (ordinary) common texts of the Eucharist was composed for unison congregational singing. Various sections may be sung by choir and congregation combined by choir or congregation alone or by the choir alternating with the congregation.Congregational parts available from the publisher (HMC334a)

Congregation Part-Norman Dello Joio's Mass In The Honour Of The Blessed Virgin Mary for Cantor Congregation and Three-part Choir with Organ (and optional Brass) accompaniment. Part for Cantor and Congregation.

Uses: Advent ChristmasScripture: Luke 2From the composer of Tapestry of Light and The Winter Rose comes a new major work that is based on the traditional “Lesson and Carols”service. Filled to overflowing with beloved carols and original seasonal songs this cantata tells the story of Christ's birth adorned with beautiful arrangements and meaningful Scriptures. The work includes option…

John Rutter's Eternal God for congregation and/or SATB choir and Organ.This original hymn is touching and lyrical with unison first and second verses blossoming into four-part writing in the third verse. It may be performed as either a congregational hymn (a congregation part is included) or as a choir anthem.