SAB and Three-Part Mixed Secular Concert Choral Music

With a text by the composer, this is a beautiful piece about optimism, companionship, and the belief that "all will be well." Todd's gentle melodies are supported by a delicate, pulsing piano accompaniment

The simple message "Can you see, feel, hear me, the sun too?" describes the wonder of a world seen through the eyes of a deaf child, expressed through singing and sign language. A guide with pictures is

Robert Frost's well-known poem The Road Not Taken is given an emotional and uplifting setting. A twinkling piano accompaniment supports the voices, and the optional violin duet floats above,

Here is a lyric beauty for treble or mixed voices, with lovely legato lines, a gorgeous piano part, and a picturesque text. "In my song there's a race through a wild green meadow, the sunshine so bright in

A lilting melodic line, lots of unison and simply harmonized vocals, and an effective piano part combine to create a very beautiful and accessible setting of a Langston Hughes poem. 

This vibrant setting of a poem by George Parsons Lathrop describes how music underpins all earthly life. An active piano part provides an energetic undercurrent to compelling vocal lines, with the voices

Rossetti's text, with its vibrant, natural imagery, is depicted with flowing melodic lines and warm harmonies. The elegant piano accompaniment is characterized throughout by quick "singing bird" flourishes

This feel-good gospel number encourages love of all humankind. The infectious melodies are well supported by a funky piano part and optional bass part (included) and are sure to get everyone clapping along

This lullaby setting of a tender poem by Tennyson is full of sweet and recurring melodies that rock gently in 6/8 time. Very childlike, but with nice musical depth, the vocal lines are well supported by a

Two poems by Robert Burns are set to traditional Scottish folk melodies. Guidance on the pronunciation of the Scots words is given in the octavo.

This well-known piece by Vaughan Williams is arranged here for flexible voicing - mixed, or unison voices singing the soprano line at any octave, or by SA only, with optional baritone. The pastoral imagery