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A dramatic original work that sets text from Revelation 8-11, this virtuosic and exciting work isolates one apocalyptic sequence – the sounding of seven trumpets, each one heralding a more horrific event than the trumpet before it. A few short lyrical solo lines in the middle break up the frantic pace of the beginning, then beautiful homophonic harmonies bring a tranquil contrasting section before a reprise of the dramatic opening melts into a soft but ominous closing.

Revelation

SSATBB Octavo

This lovely work for treble voices and piano is a lyric, fluid rendering of the familiar text from the Book of Hours (1541). Elegantly simple, it offers the opportunity for young choirs to explore tone, blend, and musical sensitivity while offering a message of comfort. An ideal way to close a concert or service.

God Be in My Head

SA Octavo or Two-Part

This a cappella setting of Matthew 18 in Spanish has attracted a lot of attention, and has already seen considerable festival activity. The English translation of the text is also shown: "Where two or three are gathered in My name, there will I be also."

Esto Les Digo

SATB Octavo

This remarkable work has become one of the most popular choices for women's festival choirs all over the country.

Letter from a Girl to the World

SSAA Octavo

A stunning addition to any choral library, this expressive and dramatic work interprets the cries of the prophet with mournful chant and impassioned rhythmic fervor. It is a sublime musical statement.

Lamentations of Jeremiah

SSATB Octavo

"...I am not there; I do not sleep.  I am the thousand winds that blow.  I am the diamond glints on snow..."  Profound in its simplicity, this ever-popular text speaks to everyone, and is treated with loving care in this beautiful setting for choir, piano. An optional C instrument/Violin part is used in the treble version.

Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep

Editors Choice Year

Here is an exuberant a cappella number that's loaded with African atmosphere! The traditional Zambian words are sung throughout with such a buoyant, rhythmic feel that you are transported into the center of a native celebration. The lyric translates as "All that sing have the right to be called the children of God." The song is brief, but may be repeated as many times as desired. Various voicing options are possible, and African percussion may be added as the piece progresses. Your choir will definitely want to improvise some celebratory whoops and shouts!

Bonse Aba

Series

"Flashing, crashing, rolling and rumbling, growling and grumbling, comes the thunderstorm!" Eugene Hall's text is dramatically set with a pounding piano accompaniment and optional bass drum and rain stick in this creative original work. Cued notes that can add soprano divisi offer flexibility, and repetition, unison, and doubled lines bring accessibility that guarantees success and appeal for developing choirs.

The Thunderstorm

SATB Octavo or S(S)ATB

"Who will sing my song when I am silent?  Who will count the colors of the dawn?" Joan Varner's haunting choral work, dedicated to a young victim of a Nazi concentration camp, is a pensive and deeply moving musical statement for more accomplished treble choirs.

When I Am Silent

SA Octavo

This marvelous setting of the famous Emily Dickinson poem has become a standard selection on state and regional festival lists.

Will There Really Be a "Morning"?

Beautiful choral lines wrap around Byron's poem in this lyrical concert work for tenor-bass choirs. Limited ranges on each part and well-constructed arch phrasing give the opportunity to explore sensitive singing and unified tone. An ideal choice for developing choirs!

She Walks in Beauty

TB Octavo

"The voice of the people is the voice of God..." Vox populi, vox Dei opens with a fortissimo fanfare-like passage in B-flat major. The basses then introduce a marcato ostinato, followed by the tenors with a rhythmically contrasting theme. The women enter together, with syncopated rhythms, then all voices unite at the text "Ubi Concordia" ("Where there is unity"). The music of the opening fanfare returns to conclude this high-energy a cappella work.

Vox Populi

Because sometimes you just need to say "arrrr"! Sporting a hilarious pirate text, but wrapped in a smooth, lyrical setting with beautiful choral harmonies that will make your tenor-bass choir shine, this showcase piece is both musically satisfying and a guaranteed crowd pleaser!

Pirate Song

TTBB Octavo

"I may not be all that you are, I may not be a shining star, but what I am I thank the Lord for making me his child." A deeply moving and profound text, Hogan has such a way of conveying hope and aspiration through music that it reaches us all.

I Am His Child

With touching lyrics by poets Rupert Brooke and Friedrich Ruckert, this lovely arrangement for treble voices will warm the hearts of all who hear it. The close harmonies and moving piano accompaniment make this a delight to sing and hear.

In You I Found

SSA Octavo

"Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home." Sweetly sentimental, John Howard Payne's text is beautifully set in this concert piece that can be effectively programmed for final concerts or graduation events. The verses feature first the upper voices and then the lower in unison before breaking into tender harmonies, and a flowing melody line gently carries the lyrics throughout.

Home

"Strong in will, to strive, to seek, to find, not to yield." Tennyson's text from Ulysses shimmers with strength and elegant beauty in this a cappella setting for mixed choirs. Cluster harmonies and layered lines build to a high point and then release to a quiet and purposeful ending. It's a lovely and inspiring choice for more advanced choirs.

It May Be

SATB Octavo divisi

Flowing vocal lines are beautifully woven together to create a ripple effect in this stunning treble feature. A song of purpose and belonging, the lyrics explore being a part of something greater than oneself: "I am one ripple, one thread in the fabric of the blanket we weave. I am one ripple. But just one ripple makes a wave."

One Ripple

"There's a better day a-coming" with an exciting a cappella arrangement of this traditional spiritual. With some divisi towards the end, this will both challenge and inspire your singers!

I Don' Feel No Ways Tired

SATB Octavo  divisi

Copyright Year

Beautiful a cappella harmonies paint the picture of the scenic, familiar text from Song of Solomon: "Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away, for lo, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone."

Rise Up, My Love

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