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From high school flutist turned pop superstar Lizzo, here's a high-energy hit about self-confidence and accepting the love we deserve. A danceable '80s rock goove with plenty of unison and singable

"In a world full of hate, be a light." These lyrics strike a meaningful chord about our power to affect change in the world. Recorded by Thomas Rhett, Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin, and Keith

Encourage your students' social-emotional learning with this reflective, lyrical piece. With accessible harmonies, a supportive yet artistic accompaniment, and an empowering text, this is an ideal choice

Inspiring at any time of year, this song brings light from a single solo voice that gradually increases luminosity as the full texture builds. Mostly in English, with a short section on the Latin Lux

"I'm not givin' up... no, not yet." Featured in the movie "Five Feet Apart," Andy Grammer's hit song speaks of the power of friendship, the strength to fight, and the importance of support during difficult

Written as a prompt for discussing diversity, equity, and inclusion, this heartfelt song emphasizes the value of each individual. The unison melody blossoms into a fully harmonized bridge, and the simple

How many ways can you say "friend"? This sweetly singable canon uses the word "friend" in 16 different languages, spanning cultures from six continents. Presented in unison, two- and three-part canon, this

The words of Vincent van Gogh, Edgar Degas, Leonardo da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, and Michelangelo come together to form a collective work, with a new section reflecting elements of each of the artists'

"Wherever you go, go forth!" This simple, mostly unison song for any choir has a supportive piano accompaniment and encouraging lyrics that invite us all to "go forth" by leading with compassion and grace.

This Celtic-inspired original is a testament to music as a tool for human expression, with lyrics from the perspective of song itself. A lilting 6/8 meter and broad choral lines make for a stirring opener,

"What can I bring to make your world better?" This gentle two-part song with a flowing piano accompaniment is ideal for young voices. Great ranges, a catchy melody, and a positive text combine for a

Grammy winner Kelly Clarkson received widespread critical acclaim for her song of hope, courage, and resilience during a time when we most needed it. A lively pop beat drives the anthem to its "I dare you

Easy to learn and useful for a variety of occasions like year-end concerts, graduation and moving-on ceremonies, memorials, or occasions of gratitude or appreciation, this simple song is a sincere way to

Performed at the 2023 National ACDA Conference Interfaith Service, this beautiful selection for piano, cello, and treble chorus longs for a world where voices are heard, dreams are shared, and God is found.

Written for treble voices and djembe, this upbeat original composition encapsulates a sentiment of unity and resonates with themes of joy, hope, peace, and love. Ideal for school, community, and festival

Andy Grammer's signature song encourages perseverance and a positive mindset in the face of life's ups and downs. The rhythmic accompaniment in the arrangement provides a hip backdrop for energetic vocal

Miranda is back with another hit song, this one a super-singable mid-tempo ballad from the animated movie "Vivo" - it's an uplifting pep talk about the power of perseverance. The body percussion interlude

Inspired by the music and philosophy of Mr. (Fred) Rogers, this tender song poses questions to singers about their feelings and leads to five important virtues: "kindness and gladness, compassion and joy,

This setting of Sara Teasdale's poem reminds us to "spend all you have for loveliness." A lilting rhythmic flow and mixed meter create an uplifting effect, supported by intuitive part writing.

Here's a warm and heartfelt adaptation of traditional Irish and English blessing texts. A gentle yet rhythmic piano figure supports flowing vocal lines in this memorable closer or send-off song for young

"Every door you enter, you find a piece of something inside you never knew." Character-building texts of self-discovery, self-acceptance, and self-worth are set beautifully to music that is accessible to

Grammy Award winner Bill Withers recorded this happy song in 1977, and this groovin' arrangement stays true to the R&B style of the original while employing some gospel harmonies designed to show off