Choir (SATB)

This is one of those numbers you can practice once and then sing. Easily put together with beautiful harmonies and a striking piano solo interlude.

Original music by Larry R. Beebe with text by Barbara G. Dykstra. Easy to do, great melody, and heart-rending lyrics. Your choir will love doing this number.

The harmonies and the accompaniment of this hymn beautifully interweave with the meaning of the text. The involvement of the congregation in this number increases the joy of the significant spiritual experience.

Exquisite! Reverence for the Lord is felt as this number is sung. It is difficult to adequately describe the beauty of this arrangement. Experience speaks for itself.

A time-proven favorite of many people. It is an exciting piece that would work well as the opening to your Christmas program.

This arrangement gives the accompanist a moment to shine as a soloist with the choir accompanying. The choir begins in unison and then moves into four-part harmony on ah and ooh. There is a feeling of awe and wonder as this number is sung. It is satisfyingly easy to do. ...

Oh, Come, Let Us Adore Him is a 40-minute Christmas program that successfully interweaves the involvement of choir, congregation and spoken word to produce a beautiful experience for all.This program includes five most beloved Christmas hymns arranged in settings of exquisite beauty, plus Anthem of Christ, an original number with narration, which brings to life the angelic announcement of Jesus Christ's birth and instills a quiet reverence for the Savior and the significance of this great...

This arrangement transforms the favorite children's song into a lovely choral work.

This hymn encircles you “in the arms of [His] love.” The introduction sets a meditative mood. In the second verse women hum (ooh) softly while the men sing in unison and then divide into 3-part harmony.

The power of The Creator and the beauty of The Friend are prevalent in this hymn arrangement. The interaction between the piano and organ interludes are beautiful and create a flexibility of sound. The interlude leading into verse 3 sets a reverent tone preparing for the text, “Father, God, eternal Friend . . . ” ...

This selection begins with the women singing the 1st verse in unison and moving into two-part harmony. The men sing the 2nd verse in unison, dividing into harmony at the words "Keep thy loving arms." The full choir sings the 3rd verse in four-part harmony with a recap of the words "Lasting peace." This number is easy to do with its beautiful harmonies and key changes. ...

A beautiful arrangement of this classic Christian favorite.