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Based on the adaptation of Psalm 84 found in the 1912 Psalter, this anthem for two-part mixed voices and organ is approachable for any choir.

This meditative and flowing adaptation of Psalm 25:6-7 asks God to remember his mercy in the face of our sin. Written for SATB choir with a quiet organ accompaniment, this work is suitable for choirs that are able to handle some slight dissonance.

This anthem portrays the desolation Christ endured in the final moments before the cross, then moves to the hope that his death and resurrection brings to all people. It is approachable for most choirs.

This setting of the much-loved traditional text works well as a song of sending or concert encore. The work is best suited for larger choirs able to perform the wide dynamic range and long legato lines.

A setting of the Latin Vulgate translation of Psalm 113:9-10a, this anthem humbly — yet fervently — conveys our desire that God alone be glorified. Dividing to twelve vocal parts for one passage, this a cappella work is suitable for advanced choirs.

A setting of Psalm 84:1, this anthem is approachable for most choirs.

This collection includes five canticles, each one a meditation on a short text. Each setting uses a Psalm tone — as presently used at Holy Cross Monastery, having evolved over the centuries since their first use in the early church — as a point of departure, painting a whimsical picture of the topic text.

This spirited work is suitable for services of celebration; it works well on both small and large instruments.

The text of this work, a prayer by Basil of Caesarea, asks God to provide us with discernment to pursue the right course through life. The anthem is approachable for most choirs.

This festive piece is suitable for any celebratory service, such as Easter, services of dedication, and weddings.