Elementary Choral Performance Music

This beautiful, lyrical piece sends a gentle reminder that it's important to slow down and enjoy the beauty of life with those around you. It can be sung in two parts or optional unison, a cappella or with

Why is that in December we are our best selves: happier, cheerier, and brighter? Your choir will enjoy exploring this question while singing this original pop-style tune that doesn't mention the Christmas

Honor our veterans with this beautiful, easily learned song that can be sung in unison or two parts. Singing this piece explores an important question and offers a heartfelt token of appreciation.

Footprints found in the snow can pique your curiosity. This original piece explores the paths of snowy footprints with an infectious Latin groove set in a minor key. Your singers can enjoy this song in

Skip the droll opening announcement about cell phones and sing this instead! Based on Pachelbel's Canon - which, face it, everyone loves - this piece will make a lovely concert opener that also serves a

"We all live in a yellow submarine...." The adventures of living under a sea of green with all your friends abounds in this classic 1966 Beatles tune. Especially designed for younger voices, this

This familiar patriotic song from 1940 has a folky and nostalgic quality. The flexible arrangement offers cued note options in the three-part mixed version to expand the harmony by adding basses. It's a

This celebratory song about vacationing could really work at any time of year. Written and recorded by Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham and featured in the 1983 film "National

Layered melodies and countermelodies combine for a lovely concert selection for developing choirs. The Latin text provides a great way to develop pure vowel sounds and blend, and the construction of the

Here's a traditional Spanish folk song that celebrates the many colors of the world! Originally used to welcome spring, this upbeat and cheerful song came to be used as a song of unity and celebration of

One of four holiday pieces based on themes from the Nutcracker Suite, this selection uses Tchaikovsky's Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy melody with original holiday lyrics and can be performed by a

One of four holiday pieces based on themes from the Nutcracker Suite, this selection uses Tchaikovsky's March melody with original holiday lyrics and can be performed by a unison or a two-part

One of four holiday pieces based on themes from the Nutcracker Suite, this selection uses Tchaikovsky's Waltz of the Flowers with original holiday lyrics and can be performed by a unison or a

"Something big, I feel it happening." Get the audience on their feet with this super-energetic pop classic by Shawn Mendes. Arranged with younger voices in mind, this will be easy to learn and fun to

This gentle original song offers a plea for peace in our world. It partners cleverly with the patriotic favorite This Is My Country by Don Raye and Al Jacobs to create a simple harmonic texture

This bright and cheerful original Christmas piece reflects the anticipation and delight that people feel as the holiday draws near. The song incorporates one verse of Deck the Hall, giving singers

Here's an exciting piece with a compelling melody perfect for the developing choir. The simple Latin phrases and syncopated rhythms keep singers excited and focused while bringing energy and enthusiasm to

From the animated movie "Encanto," Disney's biggest hit song in decades is a hilarious salsa rant about the mysterious Uncle Bruno. Forget talking about him, but your choir is definitely going to want to

Teaching opportunities abound in this irresistible setting of a traditional American folk tune. The modal melody is pentatonic, the easy ostinato-like countermelodies make part-singing a snap, and there is

Sing your favorite songs from Disney's animated movie "Encanto" in this choral medley designed especially for younger voices. Accessible versions of The Family Madrigal; We Don't Talk

A celebratory, highly rhythmic composition. The Swahili title means "We are one" - meaning all human beings have much in common. The energetic djembe sets the tone, the piano adds its own rhythmic design,