SKU: H1.C5183DP

By R. Maines Rawls.

Popular ballad by R. Maines Rawls John F. Wilson has arranged this popular ballad of commitment and devotion with love and care. With a nod to the hymn, Take My Life and Let It Be, this setting is perfect for services of confirmation, dedication, ordination, and mission.

SKU: A0.1159150

SKU: OX.9780193557000

ISBN 9780193557000.

For SSA unaccompanied. This motet in two parts is devotional in character, with each section opening with homophonic writing before elaborating on close imitative polyphonic lines. The text is based on the first two stanzas of a prayer attributed to Pope Gregory I that contemplates the Passion of Our Lord.

SKU: LX.10-3327L

This elegant and contemplative anthem recalls the moment when the shepherds gathered in a Bethlehem stable to worship the newborn King. The Rutter-like alleluias segue beautifully into the beloved Infant Holy, Infant Lowly, making this the quintessential Christmas Eve or devotional Christmas selection. (From the cantata, How Great Our Joy! SATB - 65/1963L; SAB - 65/1964L).

SKU: A0.834212

A setting of a familiar 15th century text for three-part mixed voices, unaccompanied. This is a moderately easy contemporary setting, suitable for church or school choirs. Very devotional and quiet. Advent and Christmas.

SKU: A0.1103204

Haunting and devotional short anthem for Holy Week - a Tavener's 'The Lamb' for the lenten season, full of a mystical intensity. A setting of the 13th-century latin text. Can be sung as SAA or SAT, with organ.

SKU: A0.1099569

PASS ME NOT, O GENTLE SAVIOR has been a favorite of congregations for over 150 years. This gospel favorite is a moving devotional hymn particularly appropriate for silent prayer, altar calls, Holy Communion, and memorial or funeral services. This arrangement is for an INTERMEDIATE SAB (soprano, alto, baritone) CHOIR with a piano accompaniment in the keys of G and C major. Prompts at the beginning of verse and chorus are provided for singers by the piano accompaniment. Other similar arrangements by McIntire for SAB choir include And Could It Be That I Should Gain and Mary, Did You Know? also available at this web site.

SKU: A0.935697

A beautiful duet for two lower alto voices with SSA chorus. I heard the original song at a mesmerising production of the York Mystery Plays, in the scene depicting the birth of Christ. Because of that, I have always heard it as a devotional song, a prayer for strength and sanctuary.