Each of us face storms in our lives and the disciples were no different. They struggled following Jesus in the difficult times. Christ in the Storm conveys raging waters as well as the Master calming the sea. Encourage your congregation with this dynamic choral setting.

Accompaniment Track available here: https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/christ-in-the-storm-accompaniment-track-digital-sheet-music/211...
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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcQi3pjijPI

Christopher Idle. Matthew 26:36 - Matthew 26:37 - Matthew 26:38 - Matthew 26:39 - Matthew 26:40 - Matthew 26:41 - Matthew 26:42 - Matthew 26:43 - Matthew 26:44 - Matthew 26:45 - Matthew 26:46 - Matthew 26:47 - Matthew 26:48 - Matthew 26:49 - Matthew 2.

Original Anthem Especially meaningful during the days of Holy Week, this Christopher Idle text relates to our Lord praying in the garden of Gethsemane, and weaves around the 'tree' theme found in many Scriptures about the cross. Lloyd Larson's original accompaniment for piano, plus the optional flute, oboe, French horn and cello perfectly capture the somber mood. This top-seller is now available in SATB, SAB, Two-Part Mixed voicings and a new Medium Voice Solo. The SATB version appears in Lloyd's blockbuster Lenten musical, "The Shadow of the Cross," newly re-voiced for SAB choirs.

Composed for ease of preparation, this anthem, based on Lowell Mason's familiar hymn tune and the words of Samuel Wolcott, may be rehearsed and ready to perform in one Sunday morning. Perfect for the first Sunday back, a special event, or any other occasion when you don't have much time to prepare. While, everyone will recognize the tune throughout, the a-capella, third verse, is in 4/4 with easily accomplished harmonic variations. The last verse provides a majestic and exciting accompaniment, unison choir, and a soaring descant, followed by a short and surprising coda.

This anthem celebrates singing, music, and service, and is also appropriate for topics including Service, Mission, and Celebration of a Call.

Complete Score and Recording available on Youtube

From the beginning of time, to the telling of the story of the birth of Christ, Somewhere in the Longest Night, takes the listener from darkness into light, and is an inspiring service composed of original music, key scriptures, and well-known Advent and Christmas carols. A unique cantata, written using Middle Eastern instrumental color, brings to life the prophetic history of, and birth of Christ. Created with diverse choral situations in mind, this work is easily tailored to meet the needs of your choir and congregation. ?Somewhere in the Longest Night,? is a versatile piece, and equally effective using piano accompaniment or full orchestration. It can easily be broken into individual anthems to be used throughout the season, making it an outstanding value. Contents include a full prelude and the following titles: Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus, O Come, O Come Emmanuel, Immanuel, Somewhere in the Longest Night, Comfort and Joy, To Us a Child of Royal Birth Is Given, and John One. Choral octavo, full score, instrument parts and accompaniment tracks are available online. Available in SATB and SAB versions, 40 minutes.