MUSIC CATALOG

This budget-saving collection offers five of Keith Getty's most popular songs created in collaboration with Kristyn Getty, Phil Madeira, Jonathan Rea and Stuart Townend.

Titles include: "Father We Worship You," "Christ Is The Rock," "Prayer For Peace," "Sovereign Lord Creator Righteous One," "In The Bleak Midwinter," "Come Peace Of God" and "Holy And Mighty."

Whether in a soulful jazz idiom, a rhythmic gospel style or a more traditional setting, the emotive power of each of these eight anthems is palpable. That these selections speak to the heart on a very personal level is a credit to the rich source material and the craftsmanship of such choral luminaries as Lloyd Larson, Mary McDonald, Douglas E. Wagner, Linda Spevacek, John Purifoy and Terry Kirkland.

This expressive setting of the beloved English melody, WEXFORD CAROL, is truly stunning. The classic harmonies are beautifully set in the piano and vocal writing which is elevated by Ed Hogan’s finely crafted, soaring orchestration. The traditional nature of this carol is respected while incorporating fresh and vibrant musical character.

A fresh, new text is tenderly expressed through the familiar "Londonberry Air," reflecting on Christ's first coming while anticipating the Advent still to come.

The significance of Christ's coming is beautifully conveyed in this service of worship for the Christmas season. Recognizing Jesus' birth as the coming of the Christ-Light offers us hope, peace, light, joy and love. The blending of new anthems in varying styles with familiar carols and choruses makes this suitable for traditional and blended churches alike. Narratives and solo options make this an easily adaptable cantata for a choir of any size. 40 minutes in length.

Mary McDonald pairs the joyful music of Mozart’s "Exsultate, Jubilate" with an Easter text for an uplifting celebration of Jesus’resurrection. The festive organ part magnifies the text: "Alleluia, Christ is risen! Alleluia, our Christ is alive!"

This original anthem is ideal for services with an emphasis on "family," emphasizing that we are one in God's Son. Being able to include the children's choir in an intergenerational worship service is a bonus. The unison choir and handbell parts are included for reproduction.

With text based on II Timothy 2:19, this hymn is a majestic anthem of proclamation to Christ, the solid rock. With an exquisite orchestration and a vocal arrangement that is appropriate for choirs of any size, this dignified offering is a wonderful way to begin any service.

We'll see the kingdom, After All... This is unashamed, upbeat, Southern Gospel fun.

After Giving Thanks is a reflective, compelling communion text woven with delicate, expressive piano accompaniment, especially suited for Maundy Thursday or Good Friday services.

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This is Mary McDonald at her best. It's a tender prayer of gratitude to our gracious Father.

Set to the tune KINGSFOLD, this Isaac Watts hymn text takes on a mysterious and somber character in this exquisite Mary McDonald arrangement. Simply scored for piano, choir, and a solo violin, the harmonic structure and emotive text come together to create an impactful and stirring work. Accessible vocal ranges and singable choral writing make this selection a viable programming solution for any SATB choir.

A Living Sacrifice is a powerful musical prayer adapted from Romans 12. Mary McDonald gives us a wonderful piece that focuses on forgiveness, love and taking the message of Christ to the world. This selecton is a perfect choice for sermons with a missions or Christian living emphasis.

Using the traditional spiritual "The Welcome Table" as a starting point, Mary McDonald has crafted a catchy, soulful anthem, ideal for celebrating The Lord's Table.

This Easter anthem has words by Isaac Watts with additional words and music by Mary McDonald. Based on the hymntune RESIGNATION from Southern Harmony, this tender and worshipful piece will stir the emotions of your congregation. "My song will be eternally, all because of the wonderful cross!" A remarkable work!

Mary McDonald combines two great hymns of the church and sets them in contemporary musical language. The result is God-centered, theologically sound text that settles deep into your soul.

This flexible hymn setting of HYFRYDOL opens with a fanfare utilizing all instrumental forces. With two options of text, the choir and optional congregation sing standard harmonization for the first verse, the choir sings two-part on verse 2, and the final verse is melody with a soprano descant. Majestic instrumental interludes increase the anticipation of the finale. The piece is not difficult chorally but sounds brilliant with the involved keyboard parts and addition of two trumpets, two trombones, and timpani.

All Hail The Power is a rousing setting of the CORONATION hymn tune with the traditional text. This title is available on Acc. CD (99/1329M) with eleven other titles.

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All is Mary and Bright offers ten fresh arrangements of carols old and new, carols such as “He Is Born,” “The Holly and the Ivy,” and classics like “In Dulci Jubilo” and “The Snow Lay On the Ground.” One setting is a medley of festive favorites that will make a splendid concert prelude or piano feature in performance. Careful attention has been given to provide a variety of quiet and joyful selections. There is something for every pianist in this collection, some more challenging than others but all with a charm and expressive, artful touch.

This Gaither classic receives fresh inspiration with a dramatic setting by Mary McDonald. The winning combination of Bill and Gloria Gaither provides a powerful song of hope and promise that encourages all believers in the journey of life. The choir spans the emotional and dynamic spectrum in a resounding affirmation of faith!

This time-honored Fanny Crosby text is paired with the beloved Swedish tune, "Blott En Dag," and given an elegant, reflective treatment. The lyrical choral writing brings new meaning and depth to these classic words that follow the believer's walk with God.

Mary McDonald has crafted a beautiful setting of this compelling contemporary hymn of praise and a prayer that the glory of Christ may be at the heart of the church's mission.

All Ye Who Hear is a glorious rendition of "Praise To The Lord The Almighty" in the form of a hymn concertato for choir, organ, piano and optional brass and handbells. Mary McDonald has created this arrangement to include congregational singing in order to incorporate all members of your church in this exciting celebration of traditional hymnody.

Words of comfort and reassurance are tenderly conveyed in the folk-like quality of this gentle prayer.

Church pianists will welcome this collection because it provides both prelude and postlude ideas as well as mellow, haunting carol settings for quieter moments during the season. The beautiful blending of Bach's "Jesu Joy Of Man's Desiring" with the English carol "What Child Is This" is sure to be a favorite.

These heartfelt arrangements focus on the grace of God, including a meditative setting of the title song, a joyous march version of "Wonderful Grace Of Jesus" and a thrilling toccata based on "Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing."

Mary McDonald has applied her considerable keyboard and arranging skills to a beautiful book of organ and piano duets on the subject of God's love. From the flowing beauty of "O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go" to the powerful majesty of "Amazing Love How Can It Be," this book covers a wide range of styles and moods to fit a variety of service applications.

In this majestic setting, Mary McDonald brilliantly pairs the traditional hymn text by Charles Wesley with the beloved Irish folk tune, "Londonderry Air." The soaring melody beautifully conveys our gratitude for Christ’s sacrifice on the cross, and the epic orchestration builds into a stunning conclusion. This selection is a powerful proclamation of God’s love for your Easter services.

This sensitive hymn arrangement combines the beloved "Amazing Grace" with the Charles Wesley text "And Can It Be" into a gently building, powerfully concluding anthem of wonderment and worship.

In a relaxed blues/swing style, "Amen Tell It On The Mountain" creatively combines two familiar spirituals: "Amen" and "Go Tell It On The Mountain." There are many soulful blue notes in the piano, and the accessible vocals are fun to perform, especially as they build to a big finish.

Mary McDonald's setting of the traditional hymn "America" is both dramatic and powerful. Appropriate for patriotic settings or national holidays, the piece features accessible choral writing supported by a lush keyboard accompaniment. The optional orchestra or solo trumpet will add a regal feel to this compelling arrangement.

Bring majesty to your Easter Sunday celebration with this majestic portrayal of Christ in ballad format. A strong, memorable chorus leads to a glorious conclusion.

This hugely popular contemporary song is masterfully arranged for SATB voices with optional rhythm. The message of our faith as heard through the ancient words that have been passed down from generation to generation makes this useful for any general worship service.

Mary McDonald and Rose Aspinall challenge believers to serve, love, and live in faith with a heart of gratitude in this gently rhythmic anthem. Singers and listeners alike will appreciate its encouraging message: "Gratitude will find us, God's love all around us. He's the answer to our prayer."

Soaring and majestic, this Mary McDonald original work, based on Micah 6:6-8, is filled with rich harmonies and sequencing modulations that build to a powerful close as the chorus answers the call with "We will go!"

This popular text, which has found its way into many modern day hymnals, recognizes our role as creators of justice and joy, compassion and peace. Paired with an original gospel melody, this is a catchy re-imagining of a modern hymn.

A powerful anthem of praise giving honor to the Name of Jesus is presented here with a festive, regal opening section before inviting congregation and descant to join in singing "All Hail The Power" for a grand conclusion.

Before one can enter the kingdom of heaven, one must become as a little child. A subtle "Jesus Love Me" gently conveys this thought as the SATB choir counters with the main theme in this wonderfully intertwined original anthem.

A gently flowing triplet-feel in the piano accompaniment sets the tone for this tender prayer, incorporating portions of "The Lord's Prayer", quietly resolving with a seven-fold Amen.

This anthem takes the classic hymn text My Faith Has Found a Resting Place and gives it a beautiful new melody and harmonies by the always creative Mary McDonald. From its simple beginning to the soaring middle section and the reverent conclusion, A Resting Place is inspirational and comforting.

The energy, power and joy of Mary McDonald's original melody blended with fragments from "Angels From The Realms Of Glory" add to the splendor of this festive yuletide anthem.

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Help me be Your hands and feet is the core thought of this musical prayer, which focuses on the desire to serve others by the power of the Holy Spirit. The optional instrumental accompaniment includes the gentle, folk-like sounds of violin, guitar and acoustic bass.

Immerse yourself in a truly distinctive anthem that draws inspiration from the book of Psalms, the gospels, and Revelation. Mary McDonald's ingenuity shines as she sets this original lyric in a soul-stirring bluesy style, complete with soulful melodic lines and vocal layering. The song begins on the shores of the river in Babylon and culminates by the crystal river in our heavenly home: to Him we sing the song of Zion, of God's triumphant deeds; a song of worship, raised in praise, to Christ, our Lord, and King.

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This is one of Mary McDonald's truly classic creations. Now at last, there is a fine orchestration plus an SAB voicing available.

Based on a well-known text, this powerful testament of grace is rich with meaning and musical beauty. A winsome melody wafts like a folk tune against a flowing piano part, carrying with tender care the truth of Calvary and the awesome thoughts of Christ's atonement.

This majestic hymn concertato, features, SATB voices, organ, a small instrumental ensemble, and optional congregation. Perfect for concert or celebration in worship. Join the thousand tongues, and sing!

Mary McDonald's arrangement of this Hillsong favorite is a moving expression of worship. The powerful contemporary ballad gives thanks for salvation through the sacrifice and resurrection of Christ and reminds us that there's no greater love than this.

Mary McDonald’s arrangement of this popular worship song is striking in its dramatic scope, making it an excellent choice for Holy Week or throughout the church year. Mary’s inclusion of the “I Surrender All” text, her well-crafted vocals, and the optional Michael Lawrence orchestration all work together to powerfully convey Christ’s sacrifice to the minds and hearts of your listeners.

Mary McDonald’s triumphant setting of Philippians 2:6–11 features a dynamic melody that gracefully moves through each verse and peaks in the powerful chorus: “At the name of Jesus, every knee will bow, every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.” Enrich your presentation with an optional orchestration by Michael Lawrence.

With the haunting strains of "The Moonlight Sonata," this anthem unfolds into layers of beautiful textures, delivering an emotional portrait of Christ in the garden of prayer. The powerful text is filled with evocative imagery and sacred meaning, reminding the listener of the humanity of the suffering Savior and His divine destiny of grace.

Set to the tune of Flow Gently, Sweet Afton, this Christmas favorite is beautifully arranged. Delicate and tender, it opens with a gentle solo that builds as the choir joins in. The short optional narration by Rose Aspinall makes this a valuable addition to your Christmas season.

Mary McDonald's energetic gospel number begins with an original song reminiscing about church singing in the 'good old days' and then treats us to four gospel favorites that everyone will enjoy. A lively piano part and rhythm accompaniment are sure to get a few members of the congregation tapping their toes.', b'0', b'0', 0, 'Leaning On The Everlasting Arms;Sweet By And By;Shall We Gather At The River;The Church In The Wildwood

Hauntingly soulful, this arrangement features O Little Town of Bethlehem and is set to the American classic, Wayfaring Stranger. Includes optional male solo and optional narration by Rose Aspinall.

This classic song by Bill and Gloria Gaither explores how the resurrection of Christ transforms the lives of believers. Mary McDonald's superb choral writing and Michael Lawrence's dynamic orchestration add a fresh dimension to the congregational favorite.

This contemporary hymn is a prayer of dedication, asking God for strength to complete our daily tasks. The accompaniment beautifully blends a flowing folk style with Bach's "Wachet Auf" to provide a heart-warming foundation for the prayerful voices.

This dramatic anthem magnifying God's sovereignty and majesty will be an inspiration to your congregation, whether you include only the stunning piano accompaniment or the powerful full orchestration. With a few strains of the refrain from "Adeste Fideles," it is a viable option throughout the year.

The richness of Christmas is seasoned with the Easter message in this reverent, powerful song. Gently contemporary and triumphant, this offering is inspirational and moving. It's easily prepared and presented, yet deeply effective.

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The triumph of Easter is cause for rejoicing, and the anthem leads in the celebration! A bright 6/8 meter is the framework for easy yet dynamic vocal writing.

With text based on Psalm 46:10, this anthem offers the tender admonition to "be still and know that I am God" balanced with the quiet promise of the gift of peace. This beautiful piece is well within the reach of the average church choir and is suitable for any occasion in worship.', b'0', b'0', 0, ', b'1

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Reflecting on Bethlehem as the place where God's son was born, this stunning original with warm, simple melodic lines serves as the perfect conclusion to a Christmas service.

Mary McDonald’s signature choral arranging shines brightly in this setting of this classic song written by Morris Chapman and recorded by many artists including Sandi Patty. Focusing on the significance of Jesus being born to fulfill God’s promises and to set us free the song also dwells on the importance of his birth still today and for all eternity.

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This old Irish hymn dates from the 8th century, though the theme couldn't be more relevant to the culture in which we live. It is only fitting that Mary McDonald found the inspiration to craft her own melody for this beloved hymn text. The words unfold in a stirring, new way with melody and harmonies that lift and transport them to new heights.

The impact of Christ's death and resurrection is conveyed through this captivating message in music. It steadily builds throughout to a powerful conclusion.

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Inspired by the composing style of Handel, this composer has woven the words of the Psalmist with a repetitive choral motif to create an energetic yet dignified choral classic for the church choir with style!

The classic praise and worship favorite "Blessed Be Your Name" is given a fresh treatment in this dynamic arrangement. Creative and praiseful, it has accessible vocal lines that are supported by a solid accompaniment.

Beginning with a quiet, personal expression of worship, sense God's anointing presence as this chorus-style anthem swells to a grand statement of praise.

This original Palm Sunday anthem is brimming with rhythmic energy as it portrays the events of Jesus, the Blessed Messiah, entering into Jerusalem. The text explores the many questions that were asked of who he was and if he really was the Son of God. The powerful conclusion exclaims in affirmation, "You are the way, the truth and the life, the Son of God, Blessed One! Messiah!" This comes from Mary McDonald's musical "My Savior's Love."

A gentle and poignant reminder of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit's work in our lives, "Blessed Trinity" is a remarkable song with a deep and meaningful message.', b'0', b'0', 0, ', b'0

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This spirit filled anthem pairs Charles Wesley’s “Blessed Be the Name” with the tune BLESSED NAME, and the Traditional Spiritual “Wonderful Name.” Master arranger Mary McDonald creatively reworks both texts into a seamless, uplifting anthem of praise. The addition of the optional handclaps in the final refrain will bring everyone in on the fun.

From the cantata "Jesus The Advent Of The Messiah," this piece shines bright with energy and style. With a melody that is fun to sing, a powerful orchestration, and a brief chorus from "Angels We Have Heard On High," this anthem will bring the celebration of Christ's birth to your Christmas service.

Mary McDonald and Jean Anne Shafferman partnered in this creative pairing of two well-loved spirituals featuring touches of blues, engaging interplay between vocal parts, and clever musical depictions, especially of the "magi from the East."

Perfect for communion services throughout the year, this setting of the traditional Heber text features a beautiful original melody by Mark Burrows. Mary McDonald's arrangement adds signature touches including rich harmonic colors, seamless modulations, an expressively flowing accompaniment and a lovely descant.

Inspired by hymn and scriptural text, Mary McDonald passionately crafted a sparkling set of hymn arrangements that will delight the advanced pianist. The selections strike a favorable balance between majestic, inspiring hymns and those with a more reflective tone, all suitable for church or concert use. Titles include: "O Worship The King," "I Need Thee Every Hour," "We Have Heard The Joyful Sound," "More Love To Thee O God" and more.', b'0', b'0', 0, 'O Worship The King;Shall We Gather At The River;God Of Grace And God Of Glory;I Need Thee Every Hour;We Have Heard The Joyful Sound;More Love To Thee O God;Revive Us Again;The Master Hath Come;Praise The Lord Ye Heavens Adore Him

This powerful contemporary hymn encourages believers to reach out to the world. They are empowered by Christ - "to love with His hands and see with His eyes."

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The Passion story is told with consummate words and music from the always creative Mary McDonald in Calvary’s Lamb. Walk the streets of Jerusalem in the spirited Palm Sunday opening to the Upper Room, the Garden of Gethsemane, and finally the hill of Golgotha. The closing anthem soars with the hope of the pending resurrection. Each anthem can be performed separately during Lent and Holy Week, or together as a 30-minute cantata with narration. Easily prepared and presented, yet an enduring and memorable presentation.

This contemporary Christian classic receives a brilliant setting by Mary McDonald. We are reminded by the lyrics that the love shown by Christ on the cross still reaches out to those in need today.

Perfect for Good Friday or anytime during Lent, Calvary’s Tree offers Mary McDonald’s signature style of a beautifully conceived and heartfelt anthem. The soft, sad cadence and 6/4 meter hauntingly depict Christ’s painful and long walk to the cross. The “Blessed Redeemer” text soon soars and then calms to a hushed and reverent conclusion.

Incorporating the Traditional West Indian Spiritual, “The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy,” and the Traditional French Carol, GLORIA, this lively, Christmas calypso is sure be a highlight of many a holiday program. An optional percussion part is provided and can be played throughout.

The well-loved "Canon In D" by Johann Pachelbel has been beautifully recreated in this gentle setting by Mary McDonald. The simple, yet elegant, melody is further enhanced by the text from the time-honored favorite carol, "Silent Night Holy Night!" This piece can be performed with keyboard, or you may opt to add the optional flute part (included in the score). In addition, a stunning string quartet and flute part is available separately.

Your favorite composers share a few of their favorites in "Carols We Love." Titles include: "O Little Town Of Bethlehem" (Pepper Choplin), "Carol Of The Bells" (Mark Hayes), "Lo How A Rose E'er Blooming" (Lloyd Larson), "Angels We Have Heard On High" (Mary McDonald), "Silent Night" (Ruth Elaine Schram), "The Friendly Beasts" (Larry Shackley) and more.', b'0', b'0', 0, 'God Rest You Merry Gentlemen (Hayes);Carol Of The Bells (Hayes);Lo How A Rose E'er Blooming (Larson);He Is Born The Divine Christ Child (Larson);Away In A Manger (McDonald);Angels We Have Heard On High (McDonald);Silent Night (Schram);Angels From The Realms Of Glory (Schram);Sing We Now Of Christmas (Shackley);The Friendly Beasts (Shackley);O Little Town Of Bethlehem (Choplin);There's A Song In The Air (Choplin)', b'lorenz.com/keyboard/piano/carols-we-love

In this unique work, the many names of Christ foretold in the Old Testament are used to proclaim the familiar story of Christmas: "Emmanuel God With Us" brings to life Mary's visit from the angel. "Son Of David" depicts the journey to Bethlehem and "King Of Kings" involves the wise men and the congregation in worship.

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Spirited and joyful, this Celtic-flavored anthem features new music for a familiar text (Count Your Blessings). The coupling of the Celtic genre with a rousing setting brings about a fresh new perspective on the celebrative text. The fiddle (violin) obbligato adds the perfect touch. There is an accompaniment CD available (46868) that features multiple titles, including this one.

This heartfelt piece, from the musical "Peace Has Come", incorporates both "Dona Nobis Pacem" and "Silent Night". A reproducible part is included for "Silent Night" to allow for the options of adding your congregation or children's choir to this wonderful selection for a Christmas Eve or candlelight service.

Continuing our popular tradition of "compilation" collections, this volume brings together five well-known writers and focuses its attention on the manger. The texts of each carol featured in this collection highlight some aspect of the manger, and the writers carefully and lovingly bring new freshness to each time-honored melody. ', b'0', b'0', 0, 'Child in the Manger;Away in the Manger - Mary McDonald;Gentle Mary Laid Her Child;Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella;How Far Is It to Bethlehem;Still Still Still;Oh Come, Little Children - Mary McDonald;Infant Holy, Infant Lowly;What Child is This;O Little Town of Bethlehem

Quoting words from "Shall We Gather At The River," and incorporating the spiritual "I Got Shoes," Mary McDonald weaves together a musical tapestry that "sings hallelujah praises to the Lord on high."

This new hymn text and tune by Paul Keew lovingly exult in the truth of salvation that "even angels cannot fathom" and the resulting relationship with God, "free from guilt and shame." It is a sweet offering of praise from those who can proclaim, "I'm God's chosen child of mercy!"

This stunning anthem for SATB choirs and organ is the perfect way to open your Easter worship service. Opening with a fanfare-like instrumental flourish, the music moves steadily through three back-to-back verses before finally arriving at the popular chorus. The choir reiterates “Christ Arose!” as the anthem reaches its triumphant conclusion. In addition to the organ accompaniment, the octavo also features the option of adding piano to the organ, creating a lush duet accompaniment. Parts for brass and percussion are also available.