John 14

"I know I must go, but this place will always be my home."  Original words and music are scored for unison voices with piano and optional string quartet. Perform this as a graduation anthem

Here's a cute original with a great piano accompaniment and an exceptionally imaginative text.  This piece is a wonderful addition to the repertoire for young voices!

In recent years, our addiction to our devices has negatively affected our ability to focus and to connect with each other. This piece explores the perils of technology addiction and offers hope through

Written for the National Concert Series at Carnegie Hall, this original piece for mixed choir features optional solos, optional body percussion, and a message to be the peace, love and joy you wish to see

Here is a beautiful arrangement of an Italian Baroque tenor aria, scored for voices with piano and flute. It's a great selection for introducing your students to singing in Italian, complete with a

Layers of ostinati, partner melodies, and fun-to-perform body percussion combine in this original piece that encourages us all to explore possibilities and celebrate life. Ideal as an opener or for final

James Green gives us another in his series related to the Cherokee nation.  For 3 part voices of any combination with optional flute, shaker, and drum, the piece celebrates the fact that “music

This popular Hungarian folk song, rich melodically and rhythmically, will work well with a variety of ages. An English translation is included. 

Celebrating the value of true friendship, this inspiring work partners the well-known The More We Get Together as a countermelody to an original melody that soars with an optional descant and a

American music at its best! There are sure to be some misty eyes when you perform this spine-chilling arrangement. Mark has expertly arranged this American folk classic to start softly with a harmonica solo

With a heartfelt text by poet Kim Baker, this timely work reflects on the effects of climate change and claims "love will save us" in the triumphant conclusion. The "hoo" of the owl is woven throughout as

Composer Sherry Blevins seems quite connected to events affecting the human condition. Here, she dedicates this piece to the victims of Hurricanes Florence and Michael. Scored for 2-part treble chorus with

This piece is scored for treble chorus with piano and was developed in a collaboration between the composer and students from the West Vancouver Intermediate Treble Honor Choir (British Columbia). With a

A perfect piece for saying goodbye to friends or for a commencement ceremony, this original ballad focuses on the importance of music as a connecting thread that helps us through difficult times and