Tag: original work

Newness (Handbells, 3 or 5 octaves, Level 1)

The Bible tells us to “walk in newness of life” (Romans 6:4). It’s all about the beauty and joy of a redeemed soul experiencing God’s love and guidance from day to day and minute to minute. This original piece depicts how that newness feels. We’ve had this original handbell work in Level 2/3 form for …

Continue reading

New “Newness” video!

We’ve continued to make videos of our works for handbell choir. Here’s a new five-octave version of Newness, an original work for three or five octaves of handbells, plus three octaves of handchimes. Newness can be played either as a Level 2 or a Level 3 piece. To play it as a Level 2 piece, …

Continue reading

Praise the Lord Together – for SATB choir

Praise the Lord Together, the seventy-fifth of the Living Water songs, tells of the rejoicing that’s part (all?) of the Christian life. Special bonus for those of you looking to start an interstellar ministry: In addition to a score in English, we also have a translation to Klingon! We hope you take a moment to …

Continue reading

Star Chaser – for SATB choir

Star Chaser, the sixty-eighth song in the Living Water Composition Project, tells of the great pursuit we should have of Jesus Christ and all He means. He is the Morning Star, the One who has made our eternity possible and glorious, and the life we have through the salvation He offers should draw us to …

Continue reading

Breath of Life – for SATB choir

Breath of Life/em>, the sixty-third of the Living Water songs, reminds us that our every breath is from God, and that we should use that breath to honor Him. We hope you take a moment (okay, a fairly long moment) to listen to our new audio recording! (Just a note: This MP3 is a men’s …

Continue reading

You Must Trust – for SATB choir

You Must Trust, the sixty-fifth of the Living Water songs, not only has a solid message, but it’s fun to sing. Mike, the one to whom it’s dedicated, once got the basses and tenors going by adding some incredible finger snaps. Though written for SATB choir, it works just as well with a men’s ensemble …

Continue reading

The Big Picture – for SATB choir

The Big Picture, the second of the Living Water songs, tells us that we need to deal with the seemingly huge problems in our lives by remembering that God is the one who’s still in control. His infinitude makes them seem as nothing, because He is always in charge. We hope you take a moment …

Continue reading

Procession and Celebration (Handbells, 5-7 octaves, plus handchimes, 2 octaves, Level 4)

Shosh Meyer is a friend from Oregon who does marvelous things with the handbell program at St. Matthew Lutheran Church (Beaverton, Oregon). Her love for music in general and handbells in particular has inspired the many, many ringers who have been involved in her ministry. Erik, Julie, and Jan Tate were three of those blessed …

Continue reading

Unfailing Love – for SATB choir

Unfailing Love, the seventy-first of the Living Water songs, tells of how God never stops caring for us and looking after us. No matter what we do, or say, or think, He’s always working to bring us to His side. It’s that divine perseverance that keeps us on track. We hope you take a moment …

Continue reading

Home at Last – for SAB choir

Choraegus has about 100 works for vocal ensembles. These include scores for SATB choir, men’s ensemble, and women’s ensemble. Recently we’ve figured out how to record some of them so that you can hear the music as you consider getting them for your own singing group. Today, it’s our pleasure to present our new recording …

Continue reading