Though the text of this Hymn is not specific to the Easter season, I really like to program it at that time. Really, it is appropriate for any service of the year; it would even work beautifully for Christmas. This arrangement is an expanded version of t… more »

This beloved children's song, arranged for adult SATB choir, is sure to delight young and old members of your congregation alike. more »

The original version of this piece is in d-minorand contained sections in which the upper two staveswere accompanied by a consort of instruments. Thisedition fills in those instrumental sections with words(as may have been done by singers of the time),making the piece suitable for an SSATTB acapellachoir. Meters were simplified, slurs added to melismaticpassages, and dynamics marked. A few words wereshifted to make some timing issues easier. Lastly,several notes in the third staff were shifted by anoctave to better suit the range of the altos. more »

He Shall Feed His Flock is one of the lovely solos from Handel’s Messiah that is appropriate for Christmas, Easter or any sacred concert or service focusing on the Savior.There are two options given of the solo in the original oratorio, this arrangement is based on the one that starts off with an Alto soloist and then, in the second half, a Soprano soloist takes over. I’ve arranged it here for an SATB acappella quartet (though there is no reason a larger choir couldn’t use it):The arrangement still features the soprano and alto solos (or sections if you desire). I hope you enjoy it. more »

This arrangement appropriate for any service - the text illustrates perfectly the tender mercies of the Savior. more »

I chose this hymn for the theme "repentance," but it would equally compliment themes like "commandments," "mercy," "grace," or "faith." more »

A favorite hymn of testimony and devotion, perfect for any meeting centering it's focus on the Savior. more »

An arrangement of this beloved hymn with optional tenor solo and violin part. more »

The overlying message is one of peace and comfort: that the Bridegroom (Christ) is near, He is even at the door, that we have no need to fear if we will but wait on and for Him, keeping our lamps "trimmed and burning." more »

By request: a simple version of this loved hymn for choir and organ. There is a short acapella section for the choir, but if you could have the organist double the choir on their parts. more »

Appropriate for themes of transience, time, repentance, death, and farewells. I adopted a dance-like meter to symbolize that all things with the Lord are one eternal round. more »

This anthem speaks of the many blessings granted us through the restored priesthood with an attitude of gratefulness and humility. more »

[video:youtube:wZNLg4CJCoE] This is the Day - $12 for unlimited copies for your choir. Text from Psalm 118 22 The stone which the builders refused is become the head stone of the corner. 23 This is the Lord's doing; it is marvellous in o… more »

Three of my first sacred choral settings: The Lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee, Peace I Leave with You, How Excellent is Thy Name in all the Earth. more »

This arrangement for intermediate choirs may be simplified by leaving out the middle note in the 3-part divisi for both or either the men's or women's sections. Schreiner's melody is treated with an interesting harmonic background that adds an additional dimension to the piece. more »

This has been a beloved favorite of LDS congregations for well over a century. This setting for unison choir begins thoughtfully and gradually crescendos to the line "We will sing of his goodness and mercy" - joyfully thanking God for His divine guidance and love. more »

This sacred song of saving grace and the love of Christ is intended to be sung with exuberance. more »