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 | SATB Piano Medium Difficulty Shipped by Lorenz Publishing $2.65 A compelling missions anthem that emphasizes the importance of sharing the good news with all the world. This reduced voicing makes the famous Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir sound accessible to the smaller… |
 | SATB Sheet Music Christmas Shipped by Hope Publishing $3.25 Larry Shackley has taken this Christmas hymn and its tune Regent Square, and done a full-bore gospel treatment, inviting everyone to “Come and worship Christ, the newborn King.” A solid, swinging… |
 | Handbells Medium Difficulty Shipped by Lorenz Publishing $5.95 This Is My Song
Whether performed with handbells alone or with the organ/brass additions, the overall effect is absolutely stunning. Dale Wood's choral classic (performed by the Mormon Tabernacle C… |
| SATB Piano Medium Difficulty File download from Lorenz Publishing $2.65 A compelling missions anthem that emphasizes the importance of sharing the good news with all the world. This reduced voicing makes the famous Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir sound accessible to the smaller… |
 | Organ Medium Difficulty Shipped by MorningStar Music Publishers $7.00 Like Alexander Schreiner's famous "Lyric Interlude", this delightful piece was used for many years as the opening theme of his regular Saturday evening broadcast from the Tabernacle organ in Salt Lake… |
 | Organ Medium Difficulty Sheet Music Shipped by MorningStar Music Publishers $11.00 Two original pieces that strike a wonderful balance between contrapuntal craftsmanship and audience appeal. The "Jig in a minor" is built on a theme derived from the name Longhurst, and composed to h… |
 | Organ Medium Difficulty Sheet Music Shipped by MorningStar Music Publishers $10.00 Clay Christiansen is known for his work as an organist at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City, Utah. His transcriptions of well-known works have been featured in concerts at the tabernacle, as wel… |
