Dan Forrest magnifies the power of this well-known hymn based on the AVON tune and Isaac Watts text through his creative choral writing. Both the a cappella verse and the climactic statement Here Lord I give myself awayadd drama to the setting. A must for your Lenten season.Available separately: SATB and BonusTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 4:25.

The classic Isaac Watts text is given a soaring new melody and harmonies from veteran composer/arranger John Purifoy. After a brief piano interlude and key change the anthem concludes with a final beautiful verse. Such a new setting gives the words renewed luster.

Bouncing back and forth between 6/8 and 3/4 gives this new song a lively lilt. The text of Isaac Watts remains fresh and clear under Dale Peterson's musical care. This is a delightful church anthem of easy to medium difficulty.

Anthem for soprano and baritone soli SATB chorus and organ accompaniment. Words by Isaac Watts. Commissioned for the Patronal Festival of St John the Bapist Leytonstone June 1962.

Featuring a rarely published Isaac Watts text with the Southern Harmony hymn tune RESTORATION Benjamin Harlan creates a moving lullaby to the Christ Child with Hush my babe lie still in slumber. This expressive minor-keyballad moves suddenly into the dance-like setting of Gentle Mary Laid Her Child for a joyful counter part to the plaintive opening.Available separately: SATB and SAB. Instrumental ePak includes Score and Parts for Flute Oboe Horn Trumpet 1 2 Trombone Tuba Percussion Violin 1 2 Viola Cello and Bass. ChoirTrax CD also available. Performance Time: Approx. 3:05

Written for Lent season also works as a general sacred piece reverent and thoughtful Words by Isaac Watts (1674-1748)

Are you looking for a festival anthem that includes a significant role for handbells? This is it! Wonderful text by Isaac Watts and an inventive rhythm true to the works of our friend David Schwoebel.

From Kentucky Harmony and Isaac Watts comes a tune that rings with American 19th centruy harmonies. Tim Sharp has set an 8 part a cappella version that follows the mood of the text changing key and tempo accordingly. A most satisfying arrangement it is a great concert or festival number for high school through college.

Using a traditional American melody Barbara Heastings has used the words of Isaac Watts and John Newton to create a beautiful Lenten anthem. She also smuggles in sound bytes of Amazing Grace to strengthen its ties to American soil. All these things wedded together offer a communion or Lenten selection that is easy to medium in difficulty.

This is a simple statement of the sacrifice that Christ made for us by His death on the cross. An appropriate choice for any Holy Week service that works equally well for services throughout the year. Available separately: SATB CD Accompaniment Trax Orchestration Duration: ca. 4:20.