Discography
Crown Him With Many Crowns (Arr. J. Walker for Choir & Organ)
George Job Elvey, John Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Rejoice, the Lord Is King
John Walker, Malcolm Archer, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Ann Keen
Psalm 46
John Walker, John Ness Beck, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Ann Keen, Youngstown Brass Ensemble
Incline Thine Ear
John Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Ann Keen, Douglas P. Starr, Peter Lee
How Can I Keep from Singing? (Arr. R. Staheli for Choir)
John Walker, Robert Wadsworth Lowry, Crystal Stryker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Morning Has Broken (Arr. R. Wichmann for Choir & Organ)
Traditional, John Walker, Richard Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
O Worship the King, All Glorious Above! (Attrib. M. Haydn) [Arr. J. Walker for Choir & Organ]
Joseph Martin Kraus, John Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Like the Murmur of the Dove's Song (Arr. D. Starr for Choir, Organ & Alto Saxophone)
John Walker, Peter Cutts, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Ann Keen, Sarah Lincoln
The Voice of God
John Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Ann Keen, Russell G. Wichmann
Dextera Domini, FWV 65 (Sung in English) [Version for Choir & Organ]
César Franck, John Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Ann Keen
Salmo 150
John Walker, Ernani Aguiar, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
How Firm a Foundation
John Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Ann Keen, Douglas P. Starr
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Version for Choir, Organ & Clarinet)
John Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Ann Keen, Douglas P. Starr, Gretchen Snyder
There Is a Balm in Gilead (Arr. W. Dawson for Choir)
Traditional, John Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, XiuRu Liu
Messe à 3 voix, Op. 12, FWV 61: V. Panis angelicus (Sung in Taiwanese)
César Franck, John Walker, Choir of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Peter Lee
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