This energetic original work for tenor-bass choirs is a testament that "Love conquers all, therefore let us surrender to love!" In Latin, with pronunciation guide and translation included, this festival

"Whatever comes your way, sing on! Keep your music going... sing on!" A great concert piece for SATB voices or SA women's choir. Carefully crafted melodic lines with exciting rhythms lie over a lovely

Treble choirs have a chance to shine as they bring to light this artistic piece. A colorful piano part adds drama and support. Pretty piano part, luscious harmonies and a very artistic feel highlights this

This piece is well suited for accomplished children's choirs. Particularly well suited for a theme that focuses on peace. Well-written, well crafted and a great addition to the repertoire.

Adapted from the gospel-style interpretation of the hymn His Eye Is on the Sparrow, originally performed and recorded by the Georgia Mass Choir, this setting has been lowered a step and a bass part

This traditional, gentle lullaby from the Dominican Republic has been a favorite of families for many years. In this arrangement, the sweet gentle head nods required to finally lull this child to sleep are

This traditional Xhosa song could be found on the lips of many South Africans who grew up in the church. Commonly performed with Communion, the gentle lyrics express gratitude while the lightly rhythmic

The poetry, in the form of a chant, traces the journey of a droplet of rain and supposes that we might join on that journey. The music uses "hocketing," where one voice fills in the rests left by another

With tongue firmly planted in cheek, the composer has set this 18th century text describing how children should behave in church. The music is light and allows lots of space to color this very funny and

Continue the Leonard Bernstein celebration with this charming adaptation of his 1950 Broadway adaptation of "Peter Pan" or "The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up." Join Peter, Wendy, and Captain Hook and travel to

Written in a Foundation for Small Voices song-writing workshop hosted by the Cincinnati Children's Choir, the students' message is loud and clear: "Whatever your journey, whatever your beliefs, whatever

This traditional Christmas lullaby from Mexico with long flowing phrases and exquisite vocal harmonies can be performed in either Spanish or English or even a combination of both. It can be performed a

There is a mysterious quality about the man hidden in the rafters of so many cathedrals and civic buildings of long ago, as told by Mike Harding in the book, A Little Book of The Green Man. He is secretive,

Juxtaposing styles of the 16th century melody, and classical and contemporary harmonies and rhythms, here is an unexpected and surprising twist on this traditional Christmas ballad that really works. With a

With words and music by Henry Leck, the artistic director of Music for All, this is a song about the passion for making music. The music is big and bold and the text is heartfelt.

Here is a song of hope for the future of America.  Pinning that hope on young people, their voices, and the songs they sing, this is a piece that everyone of all ages will listen to. 

The contrast between the cold of winter and the warm rays of light found in nature at this time of year make this ideal for emerging choirs looking for secular seasonal repertoire. Conservative vocal

Combing two African American spirituals - When the Train Comes Along and The Gospel Train - with additional lyrics by the composer, this song is exactly what we have come to expect from

This Yiddish folk song, which originated in Eastern Europe, is a variation on the common theme of a spurned lover, but with a twist at the end! A full English singable translation is provided in the score,

This original work utilizes musical phrases and rhythms assembled from Native American chants mixed with new music filled with cultural sensitivity and awareness. A cappella with Native American instruments

"Ah, weary wee flipperling, curl at thy ease! The storm shall not wake thee, nor shark overtake thee, asleep in the arms of the slow-swinging seas..." This charming poem by Rudyard Kipling is the