Collegiate Repertoire

Written in response to choruses falling silent during the pandemic, yet applicable to any challenging situation one faces in everyday life: "There is no way to stop our hopes, our dreams, our music." Rich

This joyous piece extols the virtues of making music and singing together. With English lyrics in a rhythmically challenging arrangement, this selection evokes images of fireworks in a true celebration of

This piece, with original text, celebrates the awakening and life-transforming power of music as a force that enlivens and enlightens us. Extensive instructions are provided for the ethereal aleatoric

Setting the anonymous poem I Am Music, the message is beautiful and relevant. Music has the power to move and transform us, and it gives deeper meaning to the important events of our lives. It

Featuring the poem Everyone Sang by Siegfried Sassoon, written shortly after the end of World War I, Armistice 1918 is a celebratory work stemming from themes of victory and revolution.

Rainer Maria Rilke's oft set An die Musik text has been translated into English and given a beautiful a cappella divisi texture. Cluster harmonies and a seamless rhythmic feel evoke a feeling of

This gorgeous work, dedicated to the memory of Stephen Paulus, is a superb contribution to the repertoire for better a cappella choirs!

"O to make the most jubilant song!" Walt Whitman's poem celebrating the joys of music forms the basis of this fantastic honor choir or festival selection. An excellent marriage of text and music! "A swift