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Traditional Latin phrases are interspersed with lines of English text in this rhythmic and exciting sacred work for more advanced tenor-bass choirs in high school and beyond. Layered vocal writing with closer modern harmonies is punctuated with a driving piano accompaniment that heightens the syncopated rhythms and mixed-meter setting. Sing it at Christmas or throughout the year.

Hodie

TTBB Octavo

An empowering text encourages us to use our voices with courage and intention. Exploring themes of self-doubt and identity, this rhythmic piece with speech-driven lyrics is sure to connect with younger singers. With conservative ranges and optional cued notes, it is an ideal choice for concert programming at any time of year.

A Powerful Voice

SAB Octavo

"The rain is over and gone. The flowers appear on the earth, the time of the singing has come!" Written to acknowledge a coming together in song again after the most trying season of the pandemic, this song captures the re-emergence of life - and with it, the joy we take from making music, even as we reflect on all that has happened. Simple choral harmonies and a haunting cello accompaniment set the text with a reverence and poignancy that suits the occasion.

Winter Is Past

SATB Octavo

In this emotional and lyrical piece for advanced ensembles, the tragic sadness of losing a loved one combines with the vibrant vitality of spring. The four-hand piano accompaniment and the melodies of the flute and oboe (or traditional Korean daegeum and piri) add to the pictorial and folk-like expression of the poem.

Golden Field

SATB Octavo divisi or SSAATTBB w/ Piano Four Hands, Flute & Oboe

Perfect for graduations, celebrations, or any time of year, this feel-good selection is written in a popular song style with an electrifying piano accompaniment. The text embodies themes of hope, unity, singing together and creating cherished memories, while the vocal writing features modern syncopations and powerful harmonies.

This Day

Perfect for tenor-bass choirs of all ages, this sentimental ballad creatively combines two rose poems from George Winkler and Walter de la Mare. Thoughtful ranges and cued notes paired with lyrical vocal writing and a lovely accompaniment for piano and optional cello make this piece accessible and beautiful.

Roses I Give to You

TTB Octavo opt. Cello

"I'll fly like wind through infinite clouds to the place where stars are born." This soaring concert work for high school mixed choir is inspiring as well as accessible. A rhythmic, driving accompaniment supports the lyrical vocal lines, giving each voice part a chance to shine. It's a wonderful concert opener that will also work well for graduation and year-end events.

In Starlight

Abounding with energy and optimism, this contemporary concert work setting of James Weldon Johnson's text evokes hope and youthful exuberance. With speech-driven rhythms, a driving piano accompaniment, and a stellar text about being grateful to have the opportunity to sing, this one's a terrific closer for treble or mixed choirs!

The Gift to Sing

SSA Octavo

Lyrical vocal lines, a flowing piano accompaniment, and a contrasting a cappella middle section make this a rewarding choice for treble ensembles. William Butler Yeats' poetry shines in this setting that utilizes an ocean drum and overlapping harmonies to mimic the sound of the waves to a mesmerizing and lovely effect.

The Lake Isle of Innisfree

James Joyce's well-known poem is beautifully set to music in this lovely lullaby for treble choirs with piano and optional harp. A stunning showcase piece for concerts or festivals, the choral writing is lush and the piano accompaniment is grandiose. The optional harp part is available as a download from the publisher.

Sleep Now

SSAA Octavo

This festival setting of the traditional carol is a stunner! The opening and closing sections are set in mixed meter, bringing a fresh quality to the familiar. A contrasting middle section offers a tranquil and mysterious harmonic tone before returning to the original feel that culminates in an exuberant ending.

Hark!

This unique a cappella work captures the drama of the survival of the Sudanese people during the famine of the 1980s. "Ease my spirit, ease my soul, please free my hands from this barren soil. Ease my mother, ease my child, earth and sky be reconciled..."

Famine Song

"Golow an Tewlder" ("Light the Darkness") is written in Cornish, a Brittonic Celtic language found in Cornwall in the southwestern tip of England. In this lovely lullaby we are encouraged to be forces of light in an all too often dark world. Singable and sincere, with a tender Celtic melody and supportive piano accompaniment, it is a sweet addition to any program.

Light the Darkness

A strong unifying text from Colleen Carhuff will be dear to the hearts of singers with its sentiments such as "No notes are as connected as the souls that sing them, and no soul is happier than when surrounded by their friends. We are one!" A wonderful choice for graduation or spring concerts, this is a beautiful original work with a flowing piano accompaniment, optional strings, and a soaring melody that will resonate powerfully.

Always Keep This Close

With an original rainy-day text, this engaging piece is oh so fun to perform and definitely worth the challenge. Sound effects, body percussion, and varied rhythmic articulations imitate a rainstorm and will keep your singers on their toes while enchanting the audience. Unique and exciting!

Rain, Rain!

A great groove and positive lyrics make this empowering concert work a solid choice for middle or high school choirs. Composed in a modern upbeat style, the djembe and piano drive the rhythmic feel that supports the speech-driven lyrics: "Just one step, one small step, can help you transform." It's an inspiring choice for graduations or year-end concerts!

Just One Step

With a spirited Americana style, this original concert work has the feel of a folk song but with an uplifting text that is sure to inspire. Ideal for graduations, year-end events, or any concert, this approachable piece will be a favorite. "Just lift your eyes up to the skies, and the stars will lead you home."

Bluestem

Born of a collaborative effort by area International Schools for a Middle Eastern choral festival in Oman, this original work for high school or collegiate choirs combines the Arabic language and style with some short English phrases to welcome and make all feel included like family. An opening section presents a lyrical unison or solo melody before opening up to a syncopated choral texture. Choreography suggestions are included. Instrumental parts for drums and guitar, clarinet, or violin are available as downloads from the publisher.

Ahlan Wa Sahlan

The composer pulls out all the stops on this gospel piece. The piano part soars; the tenor soloist dramatically rises above the choir. Enjoy this long-time favorite!

Cornerstone

With text adapted from a Sara Teasdale poem, this original treble work is written in a duet style, with accessible ranges suitable for children and youth choirs as well as developing secondary treble ensembles. It features legato melodic lines, simple contemporary harmonies, and a creative piano accompaniment that supports the voices throughout.

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