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Philip W. J. Stopford: The King Of Love My Shepherd Is (SATB)

The King of Love My Shepherd Is by Philip W. J. Stopford for SATB divisi, a cappella.

Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life

Over My Head

And We'll All Sing Hallelujah

O what are all my sufferings here compared to life above?

My Hope Is Built

The tradition hymn tune SOLID ROCK is given a Gospel piano accompaniment as only composer Tom Trenney can write. Highlights of the piece include a contrasting original stanza in the relative minor and fun section at the end where the basses begin and the other parts layer on one by one, creating a stunning effect that sounds complex but is actually not. Your choir will find this fun and different. Duration: 3:30 The tradition hymn tune SOLID ROCK is given a Gospel piano accompaniment as only composer Tom Trenney can write. Highlights of the piece include a contrasting original stanza in the relative minor and fun section at the end where the basses begin and the other parts layer on one by one, creating a stunning effect that sounds complex but is actually not. Your choir will find this fun and different. Duration: 3:30

My Heart Shall Sing

Christ Be My Leader

My Heart Shall Sing

Be Thou My Vision

My Heart Is Ready

Christ, Be My Leader

Be Thou My Vision

Be Thou My Vision

He Hideth My Soul

This Is My Father's World

My Song in the Night

God Be in My Head

This Is My Father's World

My Song in the Night

Comfort, Comfort, Now My People

Nearer, My God, to Thee

Set in G-flat major with lush, close harmonies, this divisi, a cappella setting brings a new perspective to this timeless hymn. Duration: 3:00 Set in G-flat major with lush, close harmonies, this divisi, a cappella setting brings a new perspective to this timeless hymn. Duration: 3:00

This Is My Father's World

Bless the Lord, O My Soul

I Know That My Redeemer Lives

The 19th-century American folk hymn tune SHOUT ON is set for SATB unaccompanied voices. The 1775 text is by Samuel Medley and includes the recurring refrain, "Glory, Hallelujah!" Sopranos divide briefly near the end, otherwise this is straight SATB with very approachable writing. Bright and rhythmic, this anthem is perfect for small and large choirs alike. Duration: 3:00