Bryan Fowler

About

Bryan Fowler is a GRAMMY- and Dove Award-winning songwriter and producer living and working in Franklin, Tennessee. Over the past decade he has written and produced 20+ number one hit songs at Christian radio and even more songs now sung in churches around the world. Bryan’s producer and/or songwriter credits include songs with an impressive array of artists including Cece Winans, TobyMac, Chris Tomlin, Owl City, Keith & Kristyn Getty, Matt Maher, Shane & Shane, Kari Jobe, We Are Messengers, Anne Wilson, Zach Willams, Benjamin William Hastings, Matthew West, Cody Carnes, and Gabby Barrett.

With a desire is to pair rich, historic theology with relevant, modern, compelling melody and arrangements, Bryan recently joined the team of hymn writers at Getty Music where he is also a recording artist for the label. Bryan has contributed to dozens of the top songs at CCLI including “You’ve Already Won”, “The Lord’s Prayer (It’s Yours)”, and “Christus Victor (Amen)”. Bryan is a member of trio Stillcreek and also participates in the worship program of his local church.

Bryan is married to Laci, and they have two children.

Featured Albums

Come Christians Join To Sing

Keith & Kristyn Getty

Christus Victor (Amen) (Worship Together Session)

Keith & Kristyn Getty

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Put Your Choir On The Fast Track with Sing It Now

When your time for rehearsal is tight, Sing It Now puts you in the right key in a four-part (SATB) arrangement that is super accessible. One practice is all you need to unleash your full choir as a diverse team of worship leaders. For additional vocing options that are similarly accessible, consider our collection of Unison/2-Part arrangements (ST/AB), or Worship Choir (SAB). For vocals that are slightly more challenging, look for the Choral Anthem (SATB) versions.

Top Unison/2-Part Arrangements For Your Worship Choir

Nothing breeds confidence in a choir like having your vocalists sing beside someone else who is singing the same part. These two-part vocal arrangements remove the clutter and let your small choir hone in on the melody and one single harmony line. Typically, the Sopranos and Tenors will take the melody, and the Alto's and Bass's will bring in the harmony together. For additional vocal options in a similar accessible style, consider our collection of Worship Choir arrangements (SAB), or Sing It Now (SATB). For vocals that are slightly more challenging, look for the Choral Anthem (SATB) versions.