A Minor Bird

This beautiful expressive setting of Frost's poetry is the perfect choice for any choir working on an lovely unison sound. The unison voices, paired with the harmonic interplay of the piano, will create a powerful atmosphere that enhances the emotion of the poem. The closing line, "...and of course there must be something wrong in wanting to silence any song," is especially poignant. It evokes a sense of the importance of music, art, and expression in life. This message is likely to leave a lasting impact on both performers and listeners alike.