Secular Choral Concert Music

This touching piece for choirs of all ages offers a wish for the world to find the hope, peace, and love that it needs. With easily learned memorable melodies and a bridge featuring hints of "star light,

From the first note of the pulsating piano to the final statement of the infectious motive, this work grabs you and won't let you go! Filled with soulful harmonies and spirited melodic lines, it captures

Useful for a variety of occasions, this original work includes the opportunity to personalize the work for your choir with an optional aleatoric introductory section where you can add specific names that

"I have a song within my heart." This simple song is a quick learn for young choirs. Ample unison singing, easy harmonies, and a canon setting - this quickly stacks up to sound impressive. 

Word painting takes center stage with this light and bright setting based on the Sara Teasdale poem The Cloud. A light and wistful optional flute obbligato helps students capture this feeling of

Master composer and educator Audrey Snyder knows the importance of hope in the lives of young people. In this original song, she presents a positive text in a setting that is easy to learn and memorable.

Composer Lowell Mason is often regarded as the father of public school music education. In this early song by him we sing of the power, beauty and joy that music brings to our lives. A message that rings

"If I can share my song with others, a sweet refrain... I shall not live in vain." Franklin has added her own original text to the familiar Emily Dickinson poem, making this expressive treble original a

Greg's stunning setting of the Vachel Lindsay poem features an expressive accompaniment that flows and weaves underneath the soaring melodic lines which seem to rise and fall, as if flying. This exquisite

Marked to be performed "boisterously," this original Michael Gray work in the style of a sea chantey is a true choral classic!