Secular Choral Concert Music

"I lift my lamp. Come live your dream at last." Adapted from Emma Lazarus' text from The New Colossus that graces the Statue of Liberty, this is a powerful statement of inclusivity. This artistic

"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

Inspired by the life and words of the American hero Martin Luther King Jr., this celebratory original partner song is the perfect way to honor his legacy - for MLK Day or any time of year. It is designed to

Inspired by the life and words of the American hero Martin Luther King Jr., this celebratory original partner song is the perfect way to honor his legacy - for MLK Day or any time of year. It is designed to

This inspiring selection is a stirring and majestic tribute to those who gave their all for their country. The constant pulse of percussion and strings provides energy and intensity, while snare drums add a

"Worthy of honor. You're the first in our hearts." This song was written to honor the sacrifice, courage, compassion, and selflessness displayed by first responders. It has a nice modern accompaniment that

A well-crafted patriotic piece that honors those who have sacrificed for our freedoms. The text is a poem from a Normandy veteran that pays tribute while being uplifting. A piccolo and occasional handbells

This heartfelt musical salute honors first responders who provide aid and comfort in the wake of any adverse situation. With a directly stated vital message and memorable tune, it flows nicely with lots of

Set gravely for TTBB voices, this work, which is mostly homophonic, was not intended to be anti-war; rather, it was written to bring us closer to the soldeir's life, thoughts, feelings, and fears.

The friction between professed ideals and painful reality that Langston Hughes captured in his poem Let America Be America Again is also the foundation of this piece. Emma Lazarus' words, which are

Here is a song of hope for the future of America.  Pinning that hope on young people, their voices, and the songs they sing, this is a piece that everyone of all ages will listen to. 

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's famous poem tells the story of the colonial American patriot who rides on horseback to rally his Massachusetts neighbors against the British militia. The route which the British

Here is an anthem about inclusivity, equality, and equity of opportunity inherent in the Amy Lowell poem The Congressional Library. Designed for a mass choir of mixed voices and treble voices, this

Using the sonnet that was written by Emma Lazarus to raise money for the Statue of Liberty as the text, this composition with fairly free tonailty and close harmonies offers the mature ensemble an

One of Oscar Peterson's most heartfelt compositions, this song has been embraced by choirs throughout the world for its inspirational lyrics and the simplicity and directness of the melodies and harmonies