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Crowded Table

Crowded Table

BALLARD WELCOMING TABLE, THE SATB ACAP

BALLARD WELCOMING TABLE, THE SATB ACAP

PRICE HERE AT THIS TABLE SATB FLUTE

PRICE HERE AT THIS TABLE SATB FLUTE

ANGERMAN COME TO THE TABLE OF GRACE SATB

ANGERMAN COME TO THE TABLE OF GRACE SATB

The Shepherd's Lamp Carol

This simple strophic carol connects the light from the shepherd's lamp at the stable door to the light that Jesus shines on the pathway of the believer. On the final verse, it grows to a glorious high point, then fades to a prayerful conclusion.

Quien Fuera Como El Jazmin (Who Cld Be Like/Jsmn)#2,Indianas

Quien Fuera Como El Jazmin (Who Could Be Like the Jasmine...) - Indianas suite, no. 2 composed by Carlos Guastavino (1912-2000).

Give Me Oil In My Lamp

This driving arrangement mashes up two iconic melodies: Give Me Oil in My Lamp and Swing Low. Written for SAB choir, this work is accessible while still being meaningful and fun to sing. A message of joy and peace that is appropriate for any season.

The Table of Peace

With a pristine quote from the classic hymn tune BREAD OF LIFE, this piece raises the curtain on a winsome invitation to the Lord's Supper. Mercy and forgiveness draw the seeker in lovely melodic strains that rise and fall like aprayer as the anthem unfolds. A lush and satisfying chorus showcases the timbre of the choir while passionately calling the faithful to Bring every burden, bring every need... to the table of peace. Highly recommended!

David Angerman/Joseph M. Martin: At The Table Of The Lord

Written in a slow gospel style, this soulful song invites the seeker to the table to find joy, hope, and love - an unusual alternative for Communion processions for mixed chorus.

Crowded Table

Wisdom's Table

Table Grace

Oye Como Va

Oye Como Va

This Latin rock song by the great Tito Puente was recorded and made popular in 1970 by Carlos Santana. The Spanish lyrics Bueno pa gozar means It's good for having fun. Your students will have lots of fun with this jazzy arrangement. This Latin rock song by the great Tito Puente was recorded and made popular in 1970 by Carlos Santana. The Spanish lyrics “Bueno pa gozar” means “It's good for having fun.” Your students will have lots of fun with this jazzy arrangement.

Oye Como Va

This Latin rock song by the great Tito Puente was recorded and made popular in 1970 by Carlos Santana. The Spanish lyrics Bueno pa gozar means It's good for having fun. Your students will have lots of fun with this jazzy arrangement. This Latin rock song by the great Tito Puente was recorded and made popular in 1970 by Carlos Santana. The Spanish lyrics “Bueno pa gozar” means “It's good for having fun.” Your students will have lots of fun with this jazzy arrangement.

Oye Como Va

This Latin rock song by the great Tito Puente was recorded and made popular in 1970 by Carlos Santana. The Spanish lyrics Bueno pa gozar means It's good for having fun. Your students will have lots of fun with this jazzy arrangement. This Latin rock song by the great Tito Puente was recorded and made popular in 1970 by Carlos Santana. The Spanish lyrics “Bueno pa gozar” means “It's good for having fun.” Your students will have lots of fun with this jazzy arrangement.

Oye Como Va

Lamp-Lighting Antiphon

Share the Table

I Lift My Lamp

I Lift My Lamp

I Lift My Lamp

Come Before the Table

The music is constructed with a duet or semi-chorus singing above a choir ostinato with hand drum, creating a multicultural, polyrhythmic effect. As with all such constructions, what looks a little complex on the page ends up feeling completely natural when sung. Especially appropriate for World Communion Sunday.   Video Credits:Music Recorded by The Singers, under the direction of Matthew Culloton, Minneapolis, MN. Recording Engineer: David Trembley, Soundmaster Productions. Copyright ©℗ 2019 MorningStar Music Publishers, Inc. Stock footage provided by Videvo, downloaded from https://www.videvo.net. Stock photos provided by Pixabay,downloaded from https://www.pixabay.com.

Invitation to the Table