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The poetry of Megan Levad and the music of Kristin Kuster fit together like a hand in a glove; like a single, coordinated voice from two thoughtful and creative women. Three movements under one

From the motion picture "Selma," this inspirational song speaks of hope and looks to the future for healing in the midst of great division. This gospel-like setting offers comfort to the community and

Here is a setting of four spirituals: Do Lord; Walk Together Children; A City Called Heaven and Ol' Time Religion arranged for SATB choir, solos, brass quintet, and

Capturing the importance of the Eloise Greenfield poem and the dramatic story of Harriet Tubman's life, this original work also includes the spirituals If I Got My Ticket and Go

Drawing on the musical themes from the American folk song Boneparte's Retreat, this arrangement is upbeat and rhythmic. A fiddle melody is incorporated into the one-piano four-hands accompaniment

Here is a spiritual that encourages one to be a good humanitarian, a soldier for peace, and an example of hope for others. A perfect message of peace for advanced ensembles!

This piece creates opportunities for success for young tenors and basses at all stages of the changing voice. The poetry of Sara Teasdale provides a theme of beauty, longing, and the quest for love that is

The Walt Whitman poem Song of Myself conveys both a sense of confidence and a spirit of adventure and is powerfully set in this treble voice arrangement. The text affirms our uniqueness as

This piece speaks of new beginnings and the hope that accompanies them. Perfect for any graduation or celebration of moving on, or as a tribute to a departing friend, the sensitive part-writing and

This beautiful poem of love begins with seven words from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night and then moves to Colonel Heveningham's original words. As the colorful imagery of the text unfolds, the music

This classic but little-known Stephen Foster melody has been arranged in a way that takes full advantage of the drama and humor in the Cooper lyrics. Your men will love hamming it up, bringing these lyrics

Tenor-bass choirs will enjoy this dynamic a cappella arrangement of the traditional South African folksong. Your second basses and baritones will love that they are featured on the melody in this

From the artistic director of the University of Pretoria Youth Choir, this traditional South African Xhosa folk song arrangement is a shining example of the important and dramatic music from this wonderful

William Ernest Henley's powerful text is set in an equally strong setting for tenor-bass choirs. Beginning with the opening text that is chanted with random entrances over the dramatic piano part and

Here is a century's old text describing a scene relevant to its period and just as relevant today. The aggressive piano accompaniment combined with an adaptive percussion, which can be executed with the

From the Broadway musical "Sweeney Todd," this beautiful tenor solo "aria" is sung by Anthony in Act I as he dreams of this beautiful and enchanting character Johanna. Adapted here for tenor-bass choir and

A traditional field shout, singers will enjoy learning this spiritual presented with care and authenticity. Percussive part writing supports the powerful melody, creating a driving rhythm that will keep

Here is the second song in the suite Three Spanish Songs for tenor-bass choir. This music is powerful and energetic, with a stylistic piano part that helps drive the energy of the piece.

Written in answer to a call for connection in troubled times, this song is about persistence, community, and moving ahead. "One foot in front of the other" is a metaphor for determination and forward

Robert Bode's text infuses this original song with a message of music advocacy and appreciation. The rhythmic piano accompaniment sets up a nice groove in the compound meter for the choral parts to stretch

First conceived as a solo art song by English composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, here the arranger has left the soaring melody intact as well as the piano accompaniment. Often called "Black Mahler," this

Given everything our communities, choir, and world have experienced recently, we could all use a bit of light! This music encourages us to tend to our hearts and to others, remembering that each of us has

Leaping from leaf to leaf, shattering into gold, and scattering gems, light is at the center of our lives. It kisses our eyes, it sweetens our hearts, and it fills the world. This music explores the energy,