Secular Choral Concert Music

Premiered at Carnegie Hall, this is the ultimate choral for musical unity! Set in a very rhythmic style with optional percussion parts, it can be sung a cappella or with piano. The text is a wonderful mix

Celebratory in style, the traditional Latin and inspirational English text of this original choral create a powerful concert and festival work for young singers. With its well-written harmonies and rhythmic

"Music on the mountain, music in the air, music in the true heart, music everywhere…" What a brilliant, music-themed choral work with a vibrant piano accompaniment! Written and premiered by the

Filled with adoration for all that music brings to our lives, this original concert work is written with contrasts of dynamics and harmonies that are both traditional and contemporary. The music

Introduce customs and greetings from around the world with this original tune! Perform the piece with piano or with the accompaniment track to add even more rhythmic energy. Whether you have a mixed choir

Combining Simple Gifts and the Going Home theme from Dvorak's "New World" symphony in partner-song format, this is easy to perform with a minimum of rehearsal. A lyrical violin part adds

Two classic Winnie-the-Pooh poems from the creative mind of A.A. Milne are whimsically and sweetly set for two-part voices. Perform separately or as a pair, these contrasting songs bring these poems to a

Tennyson's famous text is gloriously set with lively spirit suitable for any time of year. An optional glockenspiel part is provided to add sparkle, especially if used for the holidays. Both voicings build

A collaboration between choral icons Joseph Martin and Mark Hayes produced this inspirational concert work that would be a great opener. The music-themed text is a powerful advocate for our art form, and

Walter de la Mare's poem is intriguing and mysterious, perfect for singers to discuss and interpret in rehearsal. The piano accompaniment gently steps and tiptoes under the haunting melody and harmonic

Nineteenth-century English poet Algernon Swinburne's poetic work combines with expressive choral writing in this lyrical work for mixed choirs. Layered harmonic writing above a sophisticated accompaniment

Harlem Renaissance poet and civil rights activist James Weldon Johnson's music-themed text shines in this graceful setting for mixed or treble choirs with piano accompaniment. "No nights are dark, no days

Ella Wheeler Wilcox's historical poem vividly describes impressions of a locomotive as if it were a living being of flesh and blood. With a quick-paced minor key setting, dynamic contrasts, and rhythmic

Christina Rossetti's romantic poem is set with a rich harmonic language and soaring melodic lines in this original concert work for mixed choirs. Harmonic dissonance weaves through the piece, creating

Here's an original rollicking tune that gives a nod to the great sea shanties we love to sing! The setting is full of gusto for young wannabe sailors or lovers of the sea, and it will work well for concerts

Beautiful harmonic writing and soaring melodic lines embrace this text that reflects on how we are each special shining stars, but that together we all come together to create something infinitely more

With lyrics from a German folk song and music by Brahms, this delightful concert piece has all the right ingredients! The form is strophic and the text is in English throughout, making it easier to learn,

With flowing harmonies and beautiful cluster chords, this setting of the poem by Sarah Teasdale shimmers with expressive color. Including some accessible divisi throughout, this ends gently with the

Sidney Royse Lysaght's poem that speaks of the blessings of when love enters our lives is paired with soaring melodic phrases and rich harmonies that twist and turn through the development of this original

Based on two children's poems by Robert Louis Stevenson from A Child's Garden of Verses, this sweet setting expresses the wonder of being a child who is discovering the world around them. Ample unison lines

With an extensive piano accompaniment, this setting of the Sara Teasdale text includes lush harmonic writing with dynamic dissonant clusters. An expressive choice for your next concert or festival.

This is a cheerful song of community that is easy to learn and has a graceful piano accompaniment. A perfect selection for beginning harmony singers that will work well for starting your music class or as a

Jack London's text has been masterfully set to include expressions of lilting joy, moments of spoken thought, and passages of melancholy reflection. The piano accompaniment is dynamic on its own yet

Based on a poem by Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr. (1895-1919), who was at the forefront of the early 1900's African-American cultural renaissance, this original a cappella concert work is brimming with