Choir (SATB)

A lovely arrangement of this favorite Christmas hymn.

The beautiful arrangement emphasizes the message of this wonderful Christian favorite.

A wonderful arrangement of this tender hymn.

A beautiful medley combining three favorite hymns, I Stand All Amazed, Behold the Great Redeemer Die, and Jesus, Once of Humble Birth. A sensitive selection that will correspond well with a spoken message on the atonement of the Savior.

This selection brings together the choir and congregation in a soul-stirring arrangement. The piano accompaniment is exquisite and brings a new dimension to this great hymn. Jesus, Once of Humble Birth works well for Christmas programs as well as Easter and other events.

This number is so beautiful. Invite the children to sing with the adult choir. he obligato of the flute or violin is well written and together creates a unified, spiritual experience.

A wonderful hymn and a superb arrangement of this hymn. The introduction and interludes encourage a moment of sweet meditation. The choral harmonies bring out the texture of the hymn. At the conclusion a final repeated strain is sung by the women in unison. A beautiful selection.

This hymn arrangement captures the message and feeling of the ‘First Vision.’ One can feel the sun’s rays as the opening strains are played and the women’s 3-part harmony begins. The strength of the second verse is highlighted with the men’s 4-part harmony. You will experience a special feeling with this number.

Another time-proven favorite of many people. The joyous beauty and strength of this arrangement would work well as a closing piece to your Christmas program. The congregation joins in this number using the 1985 edition of Hymns, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. ...

This is a timely number as the world continues to spin in chaos. It is an inspiring original composition for four-part choir with piano accompaniment. This selection is appropriate for Sacrament meetings as well as youth firesides and other events.The arrangement begins with women singing in unison and the men continuing in unison ending the first verse in two-part harmony. The second verse is full choir with beautifully moving passing tones. At the end the repeated phrase, "Let Us Listen to...

Tender and captivating are words that describe this arrangement. It begins with a choral duet, then highlights the text of the 2nd verse with women’s voices. Immediately following is an easy to learn men’s harmony with the 4th verse ending quietly a cappella.

This original number by Larry R. Beebe and text by Barbara G. Dykstra, has a timely message and wonderful music. The flowing accompaniment sets a peaceful tone.