Isaiah.52

This will be a hit with young singers! It's an energetic opener or closer with a catchy melody, and the inspirational lyrics emphasize the reason why music is so important in our lives - because it makes us

Here is a buoyant work with a positive message that affirms our singers and our song! It opens with a hopeful main theme, then moves into a lilting call and response. The contrasting B section moves through

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 is an inspirational choice for gospel,

A simple and touching piece that can either be sung in unison or with an optional second part. The text, with its music-themed message, is a nice blend of introspection and confidence. "I sing my song, my

From the movie "Trolls World Tour," this celebration of togetherness is an anthem for choir advocacy. In a medium-tempo pop groove, this arrangement keeps the harmonies simple and allows the words to shine

Charming and wonderfully accessible for young choirs, Make My Music focuses on singing blue notes in the major scale. With a text that supports the arts and the joy of singing, the piece expands

Lighthearted lyrics and a cheerful tune will put a smile on the faces of both singers and listeners as they celebrate the wonder of music. Consider using the song's title as a concert theme to encourage and

Your young singers will celebrate the music within them as they sing their own song of confidence and joy! An uptempo pop/gospel groove and easy back and forth melody will make this a snap to learn and a

Beginning as a ballad, the chorus breaks into a solid backbeat anthem of hope. With music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, this music is stylish and full of energy - it will make a great encore! "One more

This gospel arrangement of the traditional spiritual is not only restylized, it's given new text as well: "Over my head, I hear music in the air. There must be joy somewhere." Celebrate singing, music, and

American poet Sara Teasdale's text provides a mature perspective on the value of music that can be understood and appreciated even by developing choruses. This artistic setting is developed and musically

"Sing of good things, not bad" is certainly a wonderful mantra for all of us, and it is the theme of this iconic Joe Raposo song from Sesame Street. A fresh jazzy feel accompanied by a rhythmic piano part

"Roll the windows down, hands in the air! Sing it out as hard as you can!" Pentatonix has done more to encourage singing than just about any group in decades! Singers and choirs of all levels will love this