A Call to Thanksgiving
Words by Jonathan Martin & Joseph M. Martin, music by Joel Raney
Released:
2019
Enhancing the spirit of gratitude, this glorious original is a clarion call to worship and laud. Lushly melodic and lavishly rich in harmonization, the
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A Celebration of Service
By Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
This anthem celebrating the work of the church is a “tour-de-force” for your pianists and a noble call to action for the church. Written like a regal hymn
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A Celtic Blessing
Arr. by Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
This brief setting of a celebrated Irish blessing is an ideal service or concert closer. A one-rehearsal wonder, this song can become a traditional benediction
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A Harvest of Thanksgiving
Words by Roger Thornhill, music by Stacey Nordmeyer
Released:
2019
The spirit of gratitude shines in this paean of praise. Approachable in scope and arranged for success, this is an ideal opener for a harvest service.
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A New City of Joy
Words by Joseph M. Martin, music by Brad Nix
Released:
2019
Unrestrained hope breaks through every measure of this jazzy original anthem for All Saints Day or anytime. Set in minor, a “cool” piano accompaniment
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A Promise A Hope
By Rebecca Fair & Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
Tenderness abounds in this testament to God's unfailing grace. Bell tones in the piano sound with hope as the piece unfolds to a harp-inspired accompaniment.
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And There Was Light
By Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
This cantata is a celebration of light. Filled with time-honored carols and expressive original songs, this work will dazzle and inspire. The first half
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As a Song Among the Trees
By Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
The ministry of the Holy Spirit is the wind beneath the wings of this message in music. A sparkling cascade of notes from the piano sets the tone while
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Because of Love
By Joseph M. Martin & Brad Nix
Released:
2019
Inspired by the text of John 3:16, this anthem reminds us that because of love, God sent Jesus to bring life and salvation to an imperfect world. An easy
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Cantate Sing Joy!
By Joseph M. Martin & Patricia Mock
Released:
2019
Rhythmic vitality and melodic invention characterize this jubilant original! An engaging theme is peppered with occasional mixed meter and the general
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Christmastime
Arr. by Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
“Christmastime” is a modern Christmas carol that has quickly become part of the standard holiday songbook. Dancing joyfully between a neoclassical “vibe”
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Come Gentle Peace
Composed by Lloyd Larson, authored by Joseph M. Martin and Jonathan Martin
Released:
2019
A timely prayer for serenity, this anthem is a needed addition to the sacred repertoire. Using images of light and song, the piece visits the hope of a
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In Everything Give Thanks
By Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
This offering of gratitude is a splendid choice for Thanksgiving services. The text reminds us of our many blessings, encouraging us to share with others
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Living Hope
Arr. by Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
Hope is central in this contemporary masterpiece that tells the epic story of redemption. Unfolding like the pages of a book, this power ballad is solid
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Lord I Worship You
By Joseph M. Martin & Brad Nix
Released:
2019
This gently contemporary original will be a memorable gesture for church services. The verses consider the mystery and majesty of God and, overwhelmed
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Lord of Peace
Words by Tina English, music by Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
An earnest prayer for peace and guidance issues forth in Lord of Peace. The heartfelt lyrics penned by Tina English mesh perfectly with Joseph Martin’s
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My God is There
By Joseph M. Martin
Released:
2019
Stories of the Old Testament heroes are lifted up as testimonials that God is always there. The chorus cements the title line and with a touch of jazz
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Prepare the Way
By Michael Barrett
Released:
2019
Starting with a musical quote from the beloved French carol NOËL NOUVELET and reimagining it as an Advent statement, this SAB octavo is a must-do for the
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