Contents:
A Mighty Fortress Is Our God -
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing -
Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus -
Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming -
Now Thank We All Our God -
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel -
Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow -
The Church’s One Foundation -

Lorenz is thrilled to present this debut piano collection from Sean Paul. These eight selections, drawn from the hymnody of the Autumn and Advent seasons, offer a wide variety of tempos, moods, and styles, making them useful for worship services and recitals both in the fall and throughout the year.

Contents:
America the Beautiful -
Battle Hymn of the Republic -
Eternal Father, Strong to Save -
Faith of Our Fathers -
My Country, ’Tis of Thee -
The Star-Spangled Banner -

Released in honor of America’s 250th birthday, this collection from Brad Nix offers ample resources for patriotic services, gatherings, and concerts. Written for the intermediate pianist, these elegant arrangements bring an inspired touch to favorites such as “America the Beautiful,” “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” “My Country, ’Tis of Thee,” and “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

Contents:
As With Gladness Men of Old -
Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella -
Go, Tell It on the Mountain -
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel with Savior of the Nations, Come -
O Holy Night -
People, Look East -
Sing Glory to God -
Star in the East -
We Three Kings -

There is something for everyone in this well-crafted collection from Tracey Craig McKibben. Centered on the theme of “light,” the set includes beloved classics such as “People, Look East,” “We Three Kings,” “O Holy Night,” and “Star in the East.” Throughout the Advent and Christmas seasons, pianists will enjoy preparing these eight fresh arrangements from one of our most outstanding keyboard writers.

Contents:
Angels from the Realms of Glory -
Angels from the Realms of Glory (Trumpet) -
Echoes of Christmas -
Echoes of Christmas (Narration) -
Gentle Mary Laid Her Child -
Gentle Mary Laid Her Child (Handbells) -
I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day with Silent Night! Holy Night! -
I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day with Silent Night! Holy Night! (Congregation) -
I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day with Silent Night! Holy Night! (Handbells) -
O Come, Little Children -
O Come, Little Children (Children's Choir) -
People, Look East -
People, Look East (Congregation) -
Sing We Now of Christmas -
Sing We Now of Christmas (Narration) -
We Three Kings -
We Three Kings (Flute) -

This groundbreaking collection of Christmas carol arrangements works beautifully as a piano solo book while also offering countless ways to involve others. Each piece includes optional elements—instrumental or vocal soloists, narrators, handbell ringers, or even full congregation participation—making it easy to expand from solo performance to a more inclusive presentation. Versatile and flexible, this resource can serve both intimate settings and larger Christmas gatherings.

Contents:
A Distinctive Christmas -
A Quiet Winter -
Carol of the Bells with What Child Is This? -
Go, Tell It on the Mountain -
God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen -
Here We Come A-Caroling -
O Christmas Tree -
O Holy Night -
Of the Father’s Love Begotten -
Sussex Carol -

In this seasonal collection, R. Kevin Boesiger presents eight well-known carols alongside two original melodies in a creative yet highly accessible style. Ranging from the ethereal “Of the Father’s Love Begotten” to the jazzy “Go, Tell It on the Mountain,” these engaging piano solos are sure to delight pianists and listeners alike.

Contents:
Angels We Have Heard on High -
Good People All, This Christmas Time -
Infant Holy, Infant Lowly -
Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming -
Masters in This Hall -
O Come, Little Children -
Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow -
Still, Still, Still -
The First Nowell -
What Is This Lovely Fragrance -

Adjectives like shimmering, unforgettable, ethereal, and timeless perfectly describe this new collection of carol arrangements from master arranger David Schwoebel. Written for the advanced pianist, these selections will require some extra work, but the results will be both beautiful and thrilling. David has included a vast diversity of styles in this folio, including mixed meter, ragtime, calypso, and classical! Pianists will find this book useful both as selections for worship and recital/contest use.

Contents:
Away in a Manger -
Christ Is Born! -
Ding Dong! Merrily on High -
Magnificat -
Narration: Lesson 1: The Prophecy -
Narration: Lesson 2: The Annunciation -
Narration: Lesson 3: The Journey to Bethlehem -
Narration: Lesson 4: The Birth of Christ -
Narration: Lesson 5: The Celebration -
O Come, All Ye Faithful -
On the Road to Bethlehem -
Prelude: Once in Royal David’s City -
Silent Night -
Sing Peace -
The Angel Gabriel -
The Father’s Love -

In Night of Hope, Night of Grace, Joel Raney uses the traditional Lessons and Carols format to trace the familiar story from prophecy to birth to celebration. A blend of original works and beloved carol arrangements—including “Silent Night,” “Ding Dong! Merrily on High,” “O Come, All Ye Faithful,” and more—this is a work where, in Joel’s words, “each lesson prepares the heart; each carol deepens the response.” Scripture and song weave across approximately 50 minutes in this cantata, which serves as both a proclamation of hope and a celebration of grace. Choir and congregation alike will appreciate the renewed color, drama, and expression Raney brings to familiar melodies, and the optional orchestration by Ed Hogan adds additional depth and impact. Experience the wonder of Christmas anew with Night of Hope, Night of Grace!

Victor Johnson offers a majestic setting of this patriotic anthem in honor of America’s 250th birthday. The timeless melody remains front and center, supported by singable choral writing and fresh harmonic color. Building steadily to a powerful finish with a soaring soprano descant, this reverent arrangement will make a strong addition to any patriotic concert program.

Inspired writing and captivating choral textures carry the urgency and simple truth of Emma Lazarus’s words: “Until all of us are free, we are none of us free.” Rhythmically charged and best suited for medium or large ensembles, this compelling concert work features divisi in every part and a message that lands with both clarity and force.

Benjamin Knoedler’s take on this traditional Gaelic folk tune is both brilliant and exhilarating. Shouted effects and body percussion echo throughout the ensemble, adding to the festive momentum. It’s hard not to move along with this infectious Irish tune in a dazzling arrangement that delivers pure fun from beginning to end.

Reuben Burrows sets this well-loved Latin text in a lyrical and easy-to-teach arrangement perfect for developing ensembles. A supportive yet contrasting piano accompaniment adds just the right touch to the musical fabric.

Reuben Burrows sets this well-loved Latin text in a lyrical and easy-to-teach arrangement perfect for developing ensembles. A supportive yet contrasting piano accompaniment adds just the right touch to the musical fabric.

Delicate imagery of falling snow is beautifully reflected in this work by Bryan Sharpe. With metaphorical language, the music evokes the peaceful stillness of a quiet snowfall. The supportive piano accompaniment complements the choral lines, which have moments of independence that add depth and grace, much like the gentle descent of snowflakes.

This rhythmic, driving work by Bryan Sable proclaims the power of overcoming evil with good. A concise Latin refrain is paired with English verses and energized musical writing. Mixed meters keep the melody dancing while layered harmonies build through staggered dynamic changes, creating a compelling blend of upbeat rhythmic momentum and an encouraging, hope-filled message.

“Be the Light” is an uplifting concert work that calls singers toward kindness, hope, and compassion. With thoughtful part writing and a supportive piano accompaniment, the piece grows from reflective moments into a strong, affirming refrain. Contemporary in style and rich in message, it's well suited for concerts focused on unity, service, or positive change.

“Be the Light” is an uplifting concert work that calls singers toward kindness, hope, and compassion. With thoughtful part writing and a supportive piano accompaniment, the piece grows from reflective moments into a strong, affirming refrain. Contemporary in style and rich in message, it's well suited for concerts focused on unity, service, or positive change.

This partner song pairs a cherished Japanese lullaby with a new original melody. Supported by piano and optional flute, the two lines weave together into a gentle, lilting setting that keeps the original Japanese melody at the forefront. A portion of the proceeds supports the Fort Worth Japanese Society, whose mission is to build friendship and understanding between the people of Japan and the United States through education, exchange, and community engagement.

This collaboration between Coty Raven Morris and Mark Burrows began as a conversation about light, color, and the human experience—how even within black ink and white light, whole spectrums of color are present. From that idea emerged Morris’s stunning poem, paired with Burrows’s compelling musical setting for choir, piano, string quartet/orchestra, and percussion. “Shadows Have Color Too” is a journey, an exploration, and a celebration.