He Is Risen!

* Easter cantata including narration, two baritone solos, and music to include the congregation. Arrangements within this cantata:He is Risen (not...

Piano/organ duet medley including the hymns "He Is Risen" and "Praise To The Man" in an original arrangement. Two copies are needed for performanc...

Sacred Easter anthem written for 2-part chorus and piano. Composer: Anon. from Lyra Davidica Arranger: David Naylor Lyricist: Charles Wesley Diff...

Easter hymn for mixed chorus (SAB) and piano, with optional C instrument obbligato (violin or flute). Highest note in sopranos: F. Composer: Joachi...

Arranged for mixed chorus (SATB), as appearing in the cantata "He Is Risen" (#00727) by Lynn Lund.   Composer: Joachim Neander Arranger: Lynn S. L...

Beautiful Easter arrangement for mixed chorus (SATB) and piano. Highest soprano note: G. Composer: Joachim NeanderArranger: T. Chemain EvansLyrici...

* Choral hymn arrangements for mixed chorus (SATB) and piano, using arrangements found here combined with the 1985 edition of the LDS hymn book. Si...

This volume of intermediate postludes for organ, contains seven grand and quiet, subtle settings of hymn tunes that allow the organist to extend wo...

Optional violin obbligatos for Hymnplicity Easter (#01363) by Brent Jorgensen, created to add warmth and color to the arrangements. Includes the f...

* Easter medley for mixed chorus (SAB) and piano, featuring the hymns: "Behold! The Great Redeemer Die," "He Is Risen," and "I Stand All Amazed." C...

* Easter hymn medley arranged for mixed chorus (SATB) and piano, incorporating five beloved Easter pieces: "Christ the Lord is Ris'n Today," "Jesu...

Original Easter anthem for mixed chorus (SATB), male and female soloists and piano. From Lynn Lund's cantata "He is Risen," surrounding events of ...

Easter anthem for mixed chorus (SAB), from Dan Carter's Easter cantata "The Bread of Life," beginning as the angel tells Jesus' friends that "He is...

Easter cantata arranged for mixed chorus and solos for soprano, alto, and tenor, with no narration—although some of the recitatives may be spoken i...