Unison and Two-Part Secular Concert Choral Music

Performed at a meeting of the United Nations by the chorus of PS22 public school in Staten Island, NY, this inspiring song is based on a poem by Inge Auerbacher, a Holocaust survivor. The raw expression of

"Who has seen the wind? Neither I nor you." Christina Rossetti's mysterious and intriguing text is presented in a beautiful setting to create a superb choral work for concert and contest. Designed for

"Throughout the world, who is there like little me? I alone can touch the sky." This Winnebago saying forms the basis for the full text, and reminds us of the unique individuality and promise that each

"Why does the willow weep? What secrets does she keep? Is there a broken heart beating beneath the bark, hidden in the dark?"  Vividly poetic, with sweeping melodic and harmonic textures, this is a

The consummate concert closer! "A sound of hope, a sound of peace, a sound that celebrates and speaks what we believe. A sound of love, a sound so strong. It's amazing what is given when we share a song.

This piece captures the curious sense of wonder of Winnie-the-Pooh author A.A. Milne. Written lyrically and simply, two-part voices of any age will appreciate the whimsy of the wind.

Rich with anticipation and mystery, and overflowing with rhythmic energy, this creative setting of the Robert Louis Stevenson text is an excellent choice for concert or festival. Interesting triplets and

This tender lullaby moves along with a gentle lilt as it sings of the sweetness and joy of childhood. Not a winter piece in the traditional sense, this lovely work paints a charming picture for treble

Beautifully depicting the change of seasons from fall to winter, this lilting minor waltz spins with freshness and excitement that treble choirs will surely enjoy. Lightly syncopated phrases and interesting

"Shining and shimmering up in the sky..." this text is reminiscent of the Star Light, Star Bright nursery rhyme. The use of Mixolydian mode and compound meter create a sense of longing with an

Can words set to a melody communicate more emotion than words alone? This lyrical and uplifting ballad explores the profoundly beautiful ways that emotions can be expressed when lyrics are set to music and

This beautiful poetic work for choir, piano, and viola is a poignant reminder that our interactions create powerful memories that last forever. "So do not sigh for me. If I am leaving, my heart is close, no

Each of the brief pieces in this clever quartet is built on sage advice from Benjamin Franklin. Exploring themes of wellness, doing what's right, self-awareness, and houseguest etiquette, each mini-movement

Can you imagine a world without music? This sincere and inspirational original encourages all who hear it to fill the void with their own unique song, and thus fill the world with music. "What a wonderful

With lyrics celebrating the gift of song, this piece is a perfect selection to remind ourselves of the importance of making music together. With easy-to-learn melodies and carefully crafted harmonies, this

The delightful Eugene Field poem is a fantasy bedtime story about three children sailing and fishing among the stars from a boat (which is a wooden shoe), symbolizing a sleepy child's blinking eyes, nodding

With a lightly syncopated contemporary sound, this uplifting original expresses the need for a warm and welcoming community for all. Perform with piano alone or with the addition of an optional djembe. Rich

We can all use a reminder to be kind and loving to others we meet. This hopeful sentiment resounds with a soulful melody and supportive accompaniment in a gospel shuffle style. Unison, or with optional

Here's a heartfelt piece that speaks to the power of music. This selection offers a potent outlet for expression to once again join together to make music!

Here are two of America's leading writers of inspiring music for young voices teaming up to create this inspirational new song. A high-energy pop feel is inherent in the music to accompany this

"Your song is my very heart." Penned for a daughter's graduation, this beautiful metaphor describes a cherished loved one as a song with qualities such as hope, healing, laughter, and love. Easily learned,