Who needs the piano when the voices sound this good on their own? Joseph Graham and David Angerman provide a real winner with this unique approach to the Easter celebration. This highly animated original gospel tune makes use ofthe traditional spiritual “My Lord What a Morning!” but turns the text a bit to make it ideal for Easter acclamations.

This useful collection of a cappella benedictions from David Angerman and Barbara Furman is especially designed for use during Holy Week and Lenten services. There is not much service music devoted to this important time and thisneedful trio will be helpful indeed. The organ may quietly play with the singers for ease of performance. Introspective.

Come to the Table of Grace is a pleasant diversion from slower more contemplative Lord's Supper anthems. Douglas Nolan and David Angerman combine to give us a communion piece that lilts with joyful confidence. Like aGaelic folk song the modal characteristics of the harmonic language suggest a tasteful liturgical spirit even as the delicate percussion parts add to the flavor. Encouraging!

From the best-selling Holy Week cantata Harvest of Sorrows comes this haunting scene from the Garden of Gethsemane as Christ faces his sacred destiny. As Christ drinks the bitter cup the fragrance of grace is releasedand carried to the world. This highly poetic text is beautifully set by David Angerman and Joseph Martin. Brant Adams' evocative orchestration completes this incredible anthem for …

An upbeat anthem for Advent. This classical jazz offering from David Angerman and Michael Barrett maintains the mystery of the prophecy without the feeling of melancholy heard in so many Advent chorals. “The People Who Walkin Darkness” eagerly anticipates the coming of the Savior with gentle syncopation and a light jazz touch. Incorporating “O Come O Come Emmanuel ” this …

Start your toes a-tappin' and your hands a-clappin'! This Southern gospel-style anthem from David Angerman and Michael Barrett is energetic and infectious. In the Twinkling of an Eye will have choir and congregation lookingforward to the Second Coming like nothing else will!

David Angerman's expertise as an organist is evident in this new choral Heritage of Faith. The power and sound of that instrument is expertly showcased in this exultant anthem of praise though the piece works equally wellwith piano or keyboard if organ is unavailable. Heritage of Faith is an anthem of thanksgiving and gratitude for all that God has done and for the people who have gone before us…

The writing duo of Angerman and Martin has again given us a solid choice for Reformation general use or church anniversaries. Using the beloved hymn “The Solid Rock” as the springboard for this affirmation is a greattouch. The trumpet flute and snare drum give an early-American effect. An unforgettable and soaring testament of faith!

Launching a sacred choral series called “Sanctuary Praise ” David Angerman has arranged this popular worship song for SATB voices. Like a noble Celtic hymn this worship song has a traditional yet fresh syntax thatappeals to worshippers of every age. Solid vocal writing and confident unisons deliver the text in the arms of a memorable melodic gesture.

David Angerman has arranged this popular worship song for SATB voices with Piano accompaniment. Like a noble Celtic hymn this worship song has a traditional yet fresh syntax that appeals to worshippers of every age.