Hyslop

Scott M. Hyslop has prepared a setting for two-part mixed voices and organ of his own tune AUERNHAMER. The text by Thomas H. Troeger is appropriate any time but especially during Advent, on the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, the Martyrdom of St. John the Baptist, and when John 14:6 is read…

A lively setting by Scott M. Hyslop of a relatively new tune, Glorious Treasure, written by Joseph Herl for David W. Rogner’s text “Your Kingdom, O God, Is My Glorious Treasure” for SATB choir, organ, oboe, with optional congregation. Choral stanzas use rich weaving lines to…

Overview Comprehensive organ preludes based on the hymn tunes of Lutheran Service Book. In the tradition of The Parish Organist and the Concordia Hymn Prelude Series, this is the sixth of 12 volumes of creative, substantive, and practical preludes for every organist and congregation. The Library…

Martin H. Franzmann's hymn is set by Scott M. Hyslop for SATB choir and 3 or 5 octave handbells. The accompaniment is provided by the handbells using the ethereal "singing bell" technique, where the ringers rub the outside rim of the handbell with a wooden dowel in a circular motion to produce a…

This traditional liturgical text drawn from Psalm 51 is presented in a lyric melody that is effectively woven with the tune of "Amazing Grace."

A delightful arrangement of In dir ist Freude for unison voices, organ or piano, two flutes, and hand drum, adapted by Scott M. Hyslop. A classic hymn of praise, this arrangement is easily sight-read by adult or children’s choirs and exudes joy with lively instrumentation. English and German…

Scott M. Hyslop uses rich idiomatic harmonies and rhythms to enliven six pieces for organ useful throughout the Church Year.

Scott M. Hyslop uses rich idiomatic harmonies and rhythms to enliven six pieces for organ useful throughout the Church Year.

This Jaroslav Vajda text and Carl Schalk tune, SALEM NEW, has been set for SSA choir and organ by Scott Hyslop for general use.

A new addition to the Concordia Treasury Series, this text is translated from Carl Heinrich Graun's Siehe, das ist Gottes Lamm can be used anytime during Lent, Palm Sunday, and Holy Week; anytime John 1:29 is read.

Verses for Sundays in Lent (LW) are given short musical settings in this interesting collection. Voicings range from 2-part to SATB, and include both accompanied and unaccompanied settings. The featured texts are Ephesians 6:11 Philippians 2:8b John 3:14,15 John 3:16 Mark 10:45 John 12:23

Schedule this anthem for Ash Wednesday, Lent, or Passion Week. The text by Timothy Dudley-Smith highlights our dying Lord as the final sacrifice for our sins. A useful choice for unaccompanied singing on Good Friday. SATB; Easy.

An uncomplicated concertato delivers an unmistakably worthy text about the coming Christ. Vocal ranges are comfortable, permitting even novice choirs to present this hymn-anthem with vocal strength and confidence.

Downloadable accompaniment track Scott M. Hyslop has prepared a setting for two-part mixed voices and organ of his own tune AUERNHAMER. The text by Thomas H. Troeger is appropriate any time but especially during Advent, on the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, the Martyrdom of St. John the Baptist,…

Scott Hyslop has scored this congregational hymn for organ and brass quartet. This Timothy Dudley-Smith text and Amanda Husberg tune may be substituted for the "This Is the Feast" canticle in the Divine Service. The instrumental parts are reproducible. A reproducible congregational page also is…

Thomas A. Dorsey’s beloved Gospel hymn arranged by Scott M. Hyslop for SATB choir, congregation, organ, and trumpet. Appropriate anytime but especially with themes of hope and comfort and trust. The text echoes Isaiah 42:6, which is read on Epiphany 1 (year A), Baptism of Our Lord (one-year),…

Collects for the four Sundays in Advent (Book of Common Prayer) have been set for SATB choir, optional instruments, and organ. The settings are syllabic in nature and carry the text faithfully. SATB, optional Flute, Violin, Cello, Bass, Keyboard; Easy!

With historical insights given on each prelude, this edition provides chorale preludes usable for worship services or concerts. The introductory material that provides the stop lists of the organs Buxtehude played in Lubeck, Germany, informs the registration used for each prelude.

…texts, translations, and observations about the process of preparing this new hymnal provide fascinating insights. About the Author Scott M. Hyslop received a DMA in organ/church music from the University of Michigan. In addition to numerous compositions for the Church, he has also published…

Full score and instrumental parts to 98-3688. Instrumental parts are reproducible. A strong text confesses the one true Christ of Calvary, and specifically sings of Christ's reign throughout the ages. The brass ensemble adds significant strength to this hymn concertato; however, the choral octavo…

A strong text confesses the one true Christ of Calvary, and specifically sings of Christ's reign throughout the ages. The brass ensemble adds significant strength to this hymn concertato; however, the choral octavo may be performed in its entirety using only organ and voices. Full score and…

Flute, percussion, and handbells provide the accompaniment for this dual-use Festive Hymn Setting.

The third in the series, this volume provides preludes for hymns 842–863 of Hymnal Supplement 98.

Comprehensive organ preludes based on the hymn tunes of Lutheran Service Book. In the tradition of The Parish Organist and the Concordia Hymn Prelude Series, this is the first of 12 volumes of creative, substantive, and practical preludes for every organist and congregation. The Library •…