Based on the Zulu proverb translated as "There is no snake that forgets its home," this original canon reminds us that there is no place like home. Perform this piece in unison or with up to four parts, a

Here's an assortment of five American folk songs, some well known and some less recognizable, all with accessible choral parts for mixed choirs and supportive piano accompaniments. Each title in the

Translating to "let us sing," this inspiring and joyful canon with original French text encourages your singers to find joy in singing together. Perform this piece in unison or with up to four parts, with

Based on Gregorian chant, this ninth-century antiphon is given new life as an urgent plea for peace. A sense of powerlessness and desperation is reflected in the use of free and mixed meter, while

Dum iuventus floruit (In the bloom of youth)

Self-knowledge takes effect: “In my youth, I lived out my passions. I hope I will be smarter and more sensible in my old age

With quick entries that have a waterfall effect, this canon for one to four voices is a commentary on our relation to the earth and time. Perform the piece a cappella, with piano, or with bourdon, and make