With a multicultural flair, this energetic and rhythmic work conveys a singular force for change. Combining texts from Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Matthew 5:15 with original lyrics, the

Written in answer to a call for connection in troubled times, this song is about persistence, community, and moving ahead. "One foot in front of the other" is a metaphor for determination and forward

A prominent theme song in the early days of the civil rights movement, this was often referenced in the speeches of Martin Luther King. The day after his funeral, Blacks and Whites held hands in the streets

This Grammy and Golden Globe-winning song is featured in the historical film drama "Selma," which is based on the 1965 Selma to Montgomery voting rights marches led by Martin Luther King and other civil

This piece was written in response to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I have a Dream" speech. The text dialogues between two Langston Hughes poems, Harlem and Dreams. One poem summarizes the

"We can do it if we try, we can make a difference, you and I!" Inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.'s stirring words, this original concert selection will bring hope and action back into the hearts of all who

Celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., with this easy-to-learn original piece. A dynamic text gives historical perspective and context, while the mostly unison setting gives the opportunity for

"When in the course of human events, a more perfect union makes most perfect sense. In the land of the free, oh say can you see, then we will have justice and peace..." With themes of social justice,

Opening with a soulful treatment of We Shall Overcome, the work leads into a steady rock version of Lift Every Voice and Sing. This dynamic arrangement is a natural choice for a Martin

Composed in remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this piece comprises three sections. The Dream reflects on Dr. King's famous speech, followed by Strife, recalling the violence of

Inspired by quotes from three profound speakers and activists - Desmond Tutu, Helen Keller, and Martin Luther King, Jr. - Finding Hope takes you on a journey from uncertainty to hope to

This meaningful work for all ages features a unifying text and strong, logical voice writing. Can be used any time of year or as a secular "peace" number at Christmas. Use the optional text for Martin

"We Have Circled This Mountain Long Enough" is a Gospel/Christian Rock song that starts off as a Gospel-type spiritual but then rocks out as an anthem for "no more prejudice, violence and hate." Scored

This collection of deeply thoughtful and expressive music includes works of varied inspiration suitable for worship and recital. The selections range from a meditation on the plainchant DIVINUM MYSTERIUM to