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A strong unifying text from Colleen Carhuff states "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

Following on the heels of his wildly popular Sisi Ni Moja, Jacob Narverud returns with another show-stopping piece in a similar style. With influences from world music and an upbeat rhythmic style,

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.

Following in the footsteps of his popular Hands Are Knockin', the composer returns with another original containing a positive and uplifting message. With a fun piano part and speech-driven rhythms

The opening Hindu chant translates as "peace be with you." The lyrics then move to English, maintaining peace as the central theme. The music is vibrant, with tabla drum and harmonium accompaniment - this

Opening plaintively with a few solo lines, this joyful original song of peace picks up in tempo and excitement when the optional djembe and handclaps are added in. Using both Hebrew and Arabic phrases that

A celebratory, highly rhythmic composition. The Swahili title means "We are one" - meaning all human beings have much in common. The energetic djembe sets the tone, the piano adds its own rhythmic design,

Written with and for a high school choir in 2020, this original work employs an optimistic and inclusive text that celebrates unity and love with the power to change the world. With a modern musical theatre