With flexible performance options, this arrangement of a hit from the Roaring Twenties has a foxtrot structure and may be performed either in unison, two, or three parts, with or without accompaniment. The

This is a strikingly poignant setting of Auld Lang Syne. While arranged for three-part mixed, the versatility of this work also allows it to be performed in unison, unison with solos, or combine

Simple in form but deep in its message that love endures longer than physical beauty, this arrangement of an Irish ballad offers two verses scored with flexible voicings, an optional solo, and flexible

"The Birth Of Spring" is a serious, 3-part mixed choral piece for your older choirs. Part 3 is written in an upper tenor range for your lower, changing, and changed voices. The recorded accompaniment on the

This song is an homage to that area where you live that bedecks itself in lights and decorations during the winter holiday season. Though, this song will probably sound different than what you'd expect from

If you're looking for a 3-part traditional Irish-sounding ballad to fill out your program, consider "Come Home." Penny whistles, acoustic guitars, acoustic bass, drums, and a string section round out the

This haunting Renaissance-flavored piece evokes a time long ago, yet familiar still. It is positively a joy to sing. The third part is written in a compromise range for lower, changing, and changed voices.

Written in 1892, this song is better known as A Bicycle Built For Two. A shorter version of the original, this arrangement of the classic song uses only the first verse and two choruses and is set

This setting of the one of the best-known and best-loved spirituals of all time is perfect for the choir where the male voices have changed or are in the process of changing, or where female voices are

The Golden Rule speaks to the best in all of us - generosity, goodwill, peace, love, hope, and kindness - for these are things we all wish for ourselves as well. This pop-style ballad is guaranteed to have

This song of peace has all kinds of positives.  With a subject of peace it can be: seasonal or not seasonal; secular or sacred; and it can complement any program where one of the themes are peace and

Inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech, this piece begins gently with the children singing back across the years to Dr. King. It builds to a gospel-style chorus that will

This bluesy tune is a song of peace that uses light as the metaphor for connection to each other, making it a great piece for any time of year, including a holiday performance. While scored for three-part

Layered rhythmic ostinatos, a half-time Latin feel, handclaps, and a guitar solo will all make you want to groove along to this original song! Flexible in both voicing and accompaniment, this piece can be

Easily singable and playable, this uplifting original tune gives you plenty of options for performance. It can be performed very effectively in unison, two, or three parts. The harmony parts are all well

Originally written as a lament of an Irish worker in London missing his lass and his homeland, this music-hall song was later used as a soldiers' marching song during World War I. Though scored for three

This mellow tune is a sweet way to bid farewell and say goodbye to a particularly nice day. Acoustic guitars, including nylon fills and ad libs, plus jazz electric guitars heard on the recording add to the

This work marries two pieces that one would not normally think would go together well - Pachelbel's Canon in D and the traditional Christmas tune Jolly Old St. Nicholas. The result, as you

This arrangement is quite unique as it is done in a somewhat lively African style instead of the usual folk-style arrangement. Performance options include singing a cappella, or add some percussion

Originally a quartet, this arrangement is a modern rendition of the classic 1910 tune. Perform this piece with the recorded accompaniment, piano, or a capella to feature the lush, dissonant harmonies.

A familiar story of love and loss, this traditional Irish ballad has a little-known history. Students will enjoy singing the plaintive melody in unison or in its three-part voicing. Flexible in both voicing

Set in a medieval rock style, this tongue-in-cheek piece gives your singers a chance to complain politely about winter's chill. Perform the piece with all three parts or with the treble parts only; a

Written in a traditional honky-tonk style, this cowboy song arrangement exudes Western flair, including swung rhythms and galloping temple blocks! Perform the piece a cappella, with piano, or with the

Eternal Father, Strong to Save has been around for over 150 years. Written by John B. Dykes and William Whiting, it became widely known as The Navy Hymn because of its inclusion at many