A Choral Collection-Created by Geron Davis this collection will serve many needs in your local church with its songs of praise and worship of adoration and humility of the Lamb's suffering and death for our sins and of thanksgiving for God'sgoodness and mercy. Songs include:Jesus You Are Welcome We Serve A Mighty God/Mighty God We Serve We've Come to Worship We Sing Worthy King of Kings Lord of Lords All of the Glory Let the Words of My Mouth PerfectPeace Nothing Less Than Holiness When Anyone Looks at Me Holy is the Lamb Lamb of God I Worship You It Took a Lamb Thank you Lord. Orchestration includes score and parts for Flute 1-2 Oboe English Horn (Clarinet sub) Trumpet 1-4 Horn 1-4 (Alto Sax sub) Alto Sax Tenor Sax Trombone 1-2 (Tenor Sax sub/Baritone T.C. sub) Violin 1-2 Viola (Clarinet sub) Cello Bass (Bass Clarinet sub) Percussion String Synthesizer Rhythm. Instrumentationvaries. SATB Cassette Accompaniment Trax (Split and Stereo) CD Accompaniment Trax (Split and Stereo) Orchestration Preview Pack (CD) CD 10-Pack are also available.

SATB. Michael W. Smith's Agnus Dei has been creatively paired with Twila Paris's Lamb of God creating an unforgettable moment of awe-inspiring praise! Russell Mauldin's choral scoring will make your choir sound their best while the accompaniment is supportive and creative. Available for SATB ChoirTrax CD and I-Pak (Full Orchestra).

Commissioned by the Northeast Oklahoma Choral Directors Association Honor Choir the traditional Shaker song is superbly set for a cappella mixed voices. Beginning hushed and energized the piece builds to an explosive end of joy and celebration. Sing on dance on ye followers of the Lamb!

Quelques-uns des morceaux les plus originaux de compositeurs contemporains de musique sacrée sont rassemblés ici, dans cette superbe collection. Ils sont plus particulièrement dirigés vers les directeurs de chorales qui cherchent à interpréter des morceaux spéciaux pour Noël. Dix-sept chants - dans des versions "a capella" et accompagné. Inclus entre autres "The Lamb" (Tavener), "I Sing Of A Maiden" (Berkeley), "The Holly And The Ivy" (Lutoslawski), "Jesus Christ The Apple Tree" (Poston) et "One Star At Last" (Maxwell Davies). / [Chester Book Of Carols] / Classique / Partition /

The William Blake poems The Lamb and The Tyger are often paired together and Andrew Miller has composed them so they can be sung as a set or separately. The overlapping lines in The Lamb enter in stretto and the echo effect is enthralling largely because of the resulting harmonies. The final blessing brings a most satisfying ending. Best for advanced high school and college choirs along with community groups. Medium difficulty.

SATB-Beautiful harmonies and rich melodies characterize this new arrangement gem from Larry Mayfield. The pairing of Twila Paris's moving Lamb of God with the deeply personal Were You There? spiritual is excellent. Each song enhancesthe other wonderfully.Available separately: SATB.

'Behold the Lamb' is a powerful, yet reverent description of the act of Holy Communion. Its writer, Keith Getty (along with Kristyn Getty and Stuart Townend), tells us that the first verse is meant to prepare us to receive, the second verse focuses on the bread, and the third verse, the wine. The final verse is the response of the faithful as we go out into the world, strengthened by the experience. Thoughtfully and sensitively arranged by Andy Albritton, alternate voicings, instrumental parts, as well as a fully-orchestrated accompaniment are available. / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

Uses:Christ the Shepherd Lent BaptismScripture: Matthew 18:12-13; Psalm 100:3Written in a folk-song style the piece unfolds like an ancient story with the choir acting as a sacred troubadour. Thevoice of the Shepherd is heard calling for the sheep and leaving the “ninety and nine” to find the little lost lamb. Sentimental but powerful this would lend itself to extra-musical elements such as dance orpantomime. Precious writing and comforting words remind us that we are always in the care of the Good Shepherd. Duration: ca. 3:11.