Secular Choral Concert Music

This emotive original work exudes a sincere message of peace, hope, and love. A memorable melody combined with well-crafted vocal lines is punctuated by a pensive accompaniment that showcases the

Driving accompaniment helps fuel the excitement in this celebratory work for developing choirs. There's a contrasting legato middle section that complements the opening fanfare before returning to the

A beautiful poem written by Charles Anthony Silvestri during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic is set here to evocative music, capturing feelings of isolation and longing - particularly longing for voices

This important work tells the story of Japanese imperialism when Koreans were marginalized and patriots were incarcerated for being part of an independence movement. The text focuses on downtrodden women in

With lyrics that follow rules for ancient Scandinavian Viking meters, this beautiful song is a tribute to the tree and to nature - but even more a call for action to protect and preserve.

This lovely and meditative piece speaks to the calm of a winter night. It's beautiful and simple, with opportunities for creating interest through staging.

This new melody for the How Can I Keep from Singing? text is gentle and thoughtful. The easy lyricism in these phrases will assist your singers in hearing the familiar words in a new way.

A call to mindfulness in our busy lives: we could hear city trees play the same beautiful music their country-dwelling counterparts do if we would only take a moment to stand under them and listen. This

In times of trial, there is great comfort in being held. Robert Bode's encouraging text reflects upon the ways in which all things are held together. The gentle ballad setting is lyrical and approachable,

A sprightly and refreshing piece, this fits perfectly in any program about spring, nature, or singing itself. It reminds us that, although often overlooked, there were many fine women composers active in

From the Song of Solomon, "Rise up my love, my fair one, and come away" has been given a descriptive a cappella setting for mixed choir featuring both homophonic and polyphonic writing along with shifting

Based on the poem Dreams by Paul Laurence Dunbar, one of the first African American poets to gain national prominence and recognition, this inspiring gospel-style concert work sings of the strength

"Yes, I can tell that we are gonna be friends!" Each verse of this folky tune by The White Stripes ends with that important statement. The arrangement is mostly unison, with just a few simple harmony lines,

With a text uncovered in the Jewish Museum of Prague, this is a literal celebration of life. Set in English, this choral arrangement brims with lyricism, a colorful harmonic palette, and a sense of

Singer-songwriter Eva Cassidy left us too soon. The title song of her posthumous album has become iconic at weddings and celebrations of life and is now beautifully arranged in a way that will become

A big, bold piano introduction sets the stage for this powerful and inspirational song. "Let the harmonies of freedom ring" is a message for this time and all times. The gospel feel of this original song

Throughout history, prophets, visionaries, poets, and peacemakers have cried out for justice in our world. Justice must be actively pursued, and this music flows and moves as a metaphor of pursuit.

This elegant original concert work combines the ancient Hebrew text of Jewish scholar Hillel the Elder with English lyrics to capture the tension between the need for healthy self-care and the importance of

The beautiful sentiment by an unknown poet is perfect for young singers and the hope they bring to life. The composer has set this text in an equally beautiful and simple way that will allow your young

Quoting the spiritual Music in the Air, this piece features a driving gospel energy, lush harmonic color, intriguing counterpoint, and a dynamic piano part. The text talks about how singing

Here's a fun but complex romp through an overthinking mind! There is an unrelenting rhythm, to be sure, but the accents are off-kilter, the piano in clusters, and sometimes the tenors and sopranos sing two

In collaboration with his high school treble choir, Carter Datz has created a song that meets young students where they are and addresses a topic that seems universal among young people: the struggle to

Idina Menzel sings this featured song that appears in the end credits of the film "Disenchanted." Wide ranges, a compelling rhythmic hook, and a message of cooperation between generations give this

Encourages your singers to explore the hope brought by every new day while investigating how language affects our attitudes. Access to additional videos from the composer along with lesson plans that