Echoes from the Psalms: Original Sacred Anthems for SATB Choir is a beautiful collection of 20 original sacred choral anthems for SATB choir with piano accompaniment. Inspired by the timeless messages of the biblical Psalms, these expressive works invite singers and congregations to reflect on God's love, mercy, strength, and faithfulness through inspiring music and meaningful poetry.

Featuring music by Kevin G. Pace (ASCAP) and texts by Mary Ann W. Snowball, this collection offers a rich variety of worshipful selections suitable for church services, concerts, festivals, and other sacred occasions throughout the year. Each anthem combines memorable melodies, expressive harmonies, and thoughtful accompaniments that are both rewarding for choirs and uplifting for listeners.

Written with the needs of church choirs in mind, these accessible yet artistically satisfying anthems are ideal for volunteer and community choirs seeking fresh, original sacred repertoire rooted in scripture. Suitable for worship services, concerts, and sacred music festivals
Echoes from the Psalms is a meaningful addition to any church or choral library, offering music that inspires faith, encourages worship, and brings the enduring words of the Psalms to life through song.

This music has a minimum purchase requirement of 7 copies. The price is set low to enable you to purchase enough copies for your choir. For larger choirs, please purchase sufficient copies (at least one copy per two choir members).

Please note: This product is a digital PDF download, not a printed book. After purchase, you will download the file to your computer, iPad, or other tablet. No physical item will be mailed. If you prefer a printed copy, it is available on Amazon here: Echoes from the Psalms, book

YouTube videos: Playlist for entire book

Be Still and Know

Blessed Are the Righteous

Encompassed As a Shield

He Knows My Name

I Am Weary of Crying

I Will Lift Mine Eyes

I Will Remember the Works of the Lord

Know Thy Shepherd

Lighthouse of the Lord, The

Lord Is My Light, The

Lord, Who May Abide in Thy Dwellings?