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Highly rhythmic in both accompaniment and voices with independent vocal lines, this work simply radiates energy with a message of hope and empowerment: "To the stars through difficulties, look upward, move

Standing alone or as part of a larger Missa brevis, this modern setting of the traditional Latin text is carefully crafted with achievable ranges, sensitive musical phrasing, and attention to syllabic

This Scottish folk song, dating back over 300 years, is a popular children's song about a man whose clothes are made out of food. Rhythmically interesting and great fun to sing, this arrangement includes

A lyrical treble setting of Emily Dickinson's beloved text reflects the beauty and simplicity of those gifts we share with others. The optional violin accompaniment adds depth and poignancy to the melody

A paradox through and through, this folksong-like original is intended to be seriously silly. As such, treble or tenor-bass choirs of all sizes and abilities will enjoy learning and sharing this imaginative

This arrangement of a beloved spiritual hits the mark! The rollicking piano accompaniment enhances the authentic gospel feel and the joy of the text. Handclaps, half-step modulations, and a short solo or

This poignant setting of a powerful text by James Weldon Johnson, African-American poet and national organizer for the NAACP, reflects on the reasons we sing. Opening with an optional violin solo and

Hark the Herald Angels Sing; O Come All Ye Faithful and Angels We Have Heard on High are reworked into a mash-up arranged perfectly for middle school voices. A quick learn that

One of the most enduring melodies in the folk genre, the beautiful lines of this Welsh folk song are coupled with a lyrical piano and optional flute accompaniment in this setting for two-part treble

Based on the inspirational poem by civil rights advocate James Weldon Johnson, this selection features beautiful cluster chords over a driving syncopation that your choirs will love. With a mature

Playful, jazzy, and immensely fun to learn and sing, DesJardin's Babylon is based on the English rhyme How Many Miles to Babylon? The text is further accentuated by the playful meter of

This arrangement of a Scottish lullaby features a beautiful melodic line and wonderful harmonic moments. The text is in English with Gaelic subtext, and an accessible pronunciation guide is included.

Written to emulate a hoedown style, this original tune is a fun, energetic song for choirs of all levels and abilities. For a yee-haw good time, add the optional body percussion and instrumental breaks

This arrangement, from Vicki Tucker Courtney's solo of the same title, is set in a contemporary ballad style. The feel-good, empowering text expresses the hope that each person will recognize their own

This arrangement of a traditional Italian folk song is a fun way to work on pure vowel formation and unity of tone. Whether sung with piano accompaniment or a cappella, this lighthearted, energetic

Based on the sixth-century writing of Greek philosopher Dionysius the Areopagite describing the higher consciousness found beyond the light, this unique concert work offers the opportunity to explore the

Like an ever-moving brook, chattering along, captured by the perpetual motion of the piano part, the use of the asymmetrical meter creates a constant sense of forward momentum in this delightful piece.

Looking for something different for your holiday concert? Translated as "Bell after Bell," this traditional Andalusian Christmas carol joyfully celebrates the season. The text is in Spanish, and the

An inspirational ballad that contemplates hopes and dreams for the future, this piece speaks straight to the hearts of young singers. A perfect choice for graduation or moving-up ceremonies, or any year-end

In the Bantu language, "cangoma" means "drum." The text of this piece, in a Portuguese dialect, celebrates the end of slavery. Use congas, djembe, tubanos, cajon, or tom-toms to add the simple drum

Here's a delightful little canon that's easy to learn and fun to sing! The contrasting center section sets off the canonic ends, while the optional flute adds to the lighthearted feel. Your choir will be

Sung in Spanish and English, Cantemos! is written with the developing choir in mind to teach independent part singing. The optional Latin-sounding percussion will enhance the performance.

Even your youngest singers can enjoy Carol of the Bells with this sparkling arrangement for treble, tenor-bass or mixed voices with piano accompaniment. The unison version includes optional

Donald Moore gives us this brief, but charming arrangement of a well-known Russian folk song. The usually dark and somber context of this carol is contrasted with a lighter arrangement and brighter tempo.