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Hymn tune preludes that may be used any time during Lent and Holy Week.

A collection of six organ preludes by Jacob B. Weber on favorite Christmas tunes. The settings range in character and style from tender and delicate to buoyant and jubilant.

…thousands—of years old, and a new song for Christmas, “To Us a Child Is Born" composed by husband and wife Jacob B. and Rachael E. Weber. As the central theme for this Christmas program, the words of Isaiah 9 help us reflect on the promise God the Father fulfilled through the birth…

From Jacob B. Weber, a collection of three jubilant original-based works for organ with themes and textures reminiscent of symphonic soundscapes. Each piece has been developed with a different mood and will be useful as service music for many celebratory occasions throughout the Church Year,…

A broad, festival hymn setting by Jacob B. Weber of Grosser Gott for organ and trumpet. Includes a prelude, two hymn settings, and an interlude leading into an additional hymn setting for the final stanza. This Te Deum laudamus is appropriate for all seasons, but especially for All Saints’ Day…

The third edition of chorale preludes from Jacob B. Weber is filled with grace and style. This set includes a great variety of hymn tunes commonly used but not often found in other collections.

This festive collection of six organ preludes by Jacob B. Weber contains tunes of new and old Easter favorites. Like its companion volume, Christmas Mosaics, the settings range in character and style from tender and delicate to buoyant and jubilant. Organists will enjoy performing these works and…

Celebrate the Reformation with this festive collection of six hymn preludes by Jacob B. Weber. Raise the roof with the setting of KIRKEN DEN ER ET GAMMELT HUS, or provide a contemplative touch to the communion liturgy with the setting of GOTT SEI GELOBET UND GEBENEDEIET. Not just for Reformation,…

The latest in the popular series of easily mastered hymn preludes for organ. Composed by Jacob B. Weber, this huge collection of 16 easy preludes will find use again and again throughout the Church Year. Musica Sacra has been an extremely well-received series of easy hymn preludes by renowned…

Jacob B. Weber has cast the ANTIOCH tune in three distinct variations: I. Introduction, featuring a light and playful interpretation; II. Prelude, featuring a majestic and clear statement of the tune; and III. Festival Flourish, featuring numerous statements of each phrase of the tune as it is…

The first edition in a series from up-and-coming composer Jacob B. Weber. Carefully crafted and a joy to play, these eight preludes are useful throughout the Church Year.

Short, inventive pieces on "God Loved the World So That He Gave", "Lord, Enthroned in Heavenly Splendor", "Lord, You I Love with All My Heart", and "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel."

This volume contains fresh settings of communion hymns and chorales common to the Lutheran heritage, but found in many other hymnals as well. The pieces are newly-composed, having been commissioned from contemporary composers; the selection is thus diverse both in style and in approach, ranging in…

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 third of 12 volumes of creative, substantive, and practical preludes for every organist and congregation. The Library •…

This festival setting of Divine Service, Setting Five of Lutheran Service Book is designed for churches with smaller musical forces; it is arranged for two-part choir, organ, trumpet, and congregation. This setting was commissioned by The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod to celebrate the 500th…

A broad, festival hymn setting for organ and trumpet of LAUDA ANIMA (PRAISE, MY SOUL) by Jacob B. Weber. Written with accessibility in mind, this piece may also be performed without trumpet. Includes a prelude, two hymn settings, and an interlude leading into an additional hymn setting for the final…

A festival hymn setting by Jacob B. Weber on the tune O DASS ICH TAUSEND ZUNGEN HÄTTE (DRETZEL) composed for trumpet and organ or simply organ solo. Practical throughout the year, this arrangement will be especially appropriate at Reformation. Contains an introduction, two hymn settings, an…

…May this receive all attention it deserves and invite many to study the exciting world of faithful missions in Africa!" —Bishop Dr. Wilhelm Weber, Lutheran Church in Southern Africa "Dr. Bennett's book, I Am Not Afraid: Demon Possession and Spiritual Warfare, is a gift to the Church, for in it…

Paul D. Weber's setting for SAB choir and organ of the beloved hymn. Weber has composed a new spirited, lilting 6/8 melody that brings a delightful dance-like character to the well-known text. He also provides an interlude for organ (and/or brass) with a bold statement of Johann Crüger's…

From The Concordia Children’s Choir Book. A flowing arrangement of Conditor Alme Siderum by Jacob B. Weber for unison or two-part choir and optional handbells. Works well in Advent or for Epiphany.

From The Concordia Children’s Choir Book. A flowing arrangement of Conditor Alme Siderum by Jacob B. Weber for unison or two-part choir and optional handbells. Works well in Advent or for Epiphany. When you purchase downloadable choral music, you will receive a single copy of the music saved…

Appropriate for Good Friday and Holy Week. Paul Weber melded both the ancient chant VEXILLA REGIS with his hymn tune VEXILLA REGIS NOVA in this anthem for two-part choir or SATB, organ, and optional congregation. The second and fourth stanzas have a haunting melismatic dialogue between men and…

A setting by Jacob B. Weber of the traditional offertory for unison or two-part equal voices, keyboard (piano or organ), two violins, and optional violoncello. The offertory (Psalm 51:10-12), as found in The Lutheran Hymnal and Lutheran Service Book Divine Service, Setting Three, is given a…

A new text by Lisa M. Clark receives a bold tune and accessible setting for two-part mixed voices and organ. A welcome addition to the Ascension repertoire, this anthem provides celebratory treatment to the significant Feast Day of the Church Year. Why do you peer into the skies, Staring with open,…