Choral Anthems 4-part SATB
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Were You At The Cross Medley
With a relaxed country feel, this easy medley of "Were You There?" and "Jesus Paid It All" for SATB choir or ensemble will be an instant favorite of your choir and congregation. A classic arrangement, this piece serves well in traditional, blended, and contemporary settings.
At Your Feet (with Video Track)
One of the most popular songs in our catalog, this tranquil song of surrender is excellent for blended or contemporary services. For soloist and 4-part choir or ensemble, this flexible piece can be altered for worship leader only. [Lyric video accompaniment track available to Unlimited PLUS Members]
God Is In This Place (with video track)
Gently ushering us into a deeper place of worship, this captivating song assures us that God is in this place, inhabiting our praise, and that the very atmosphere is changed by His presence. Easy to learn and enjoyable to sing. [Lyric video accompaniment track available for Unlimited PLUS Members.]
The Love of Christ
Arranged for 4-part choir, Robert Sterling and Regi Stone have crafted this modern hymn celebrating Christ's great love. A memorable anthem also available as a duet arrangement, this flexible piece could work in a variety of worship settings.
God is In This Place
An inspiring, light contemporary SATB anthem w/soloist that acknowledges that God's presence and power is available to those who would worship and adore him.
Jesus, I Come
Arranged simply for SATB choir and piano, this classic invitation hymn is set to new melody. An excellent choral response for an evangelistic service in traditional or blended settings.
The Name
Concord Worship brings us a passionate, heartfelt song for the church. This beautiful arrangement for solo and 4-part choir is a wonderful choice leading up to prayer or before a sermon. Serves well in contemporary settings.
Nothing Like The Presence of The Lord
This soulful anthem written and arranged by Marty Parks is easy for your SATB choir to learn and one your congregation will find singable and easy to follow. An adaptable piece, this song would work well in traditional, blended, and contemporary settings.
Enter Paradise
This accessible arrangement of the moving anthem reflects on the great cost of redemption and our inexpressible thanks to the One whose suffering paid the penalty of sin.