
Christopher Phillips

Christopher Phillips
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Currently, Christopher is the Director of Worship and Arts at Christ Church. In addition to his roles at Christ Church, Christopher has been quite prolific in the studio over the past decade or so — producing his own instrumental albums, producing other artists' albums, playing piano on others' albums, and arranging and orchestrating music for recordings. He married Amanda in 2007, and they have two children, Jack and Francine.
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Discover the latest additions to your Christmas choral repertoire! These new anthems bring fresh inspiration to the season with beautifully arranged classics and contemporary favorites, perfect for choirs of all sizes. From uplifting celebrations to reverent moments of worship, these anthems are designed to captivate hearts and tell the story of Christ's birth.

Bass practice tracks for the choir provide focused support for bass singers, helping them learn and master their parts with confidence. These tracks emphasize the bass line, making it easier for singers to stay in tune and blend well within the choir. Download practice tracks to enhance your choir's preparation, ensuring a strong, unified sound during performances and worship services.

Soprano practice tracks for the choir provide focused assistance to help soprano singers learn and perfect their parts. These tracks highlight the soprano line, allowing singers to practice pitch, timing, and blending within the choir. Download these practice tracks to support your choir's preparation, enabling sopranos to sing confidently and contribute to a bright, unified sound in worship services and performances.

Tenor practice tracks for the choir offer targeted support to help tenor singers learn and solidify their parts. These tracks emphasize the tenor line, making it easier for singers to practice intonation, timing, and harmony. Download these practice tracks to strengthen your choir's preparation, helping tenors sing confidently and contribute to a balanced, harmonious sound in worship services and performances.










