SATB Patriotic Choral Music

Welcome back this rousing patriotic/sacred standard. One of our perennial best-sellers, Battle Hymn of the Republic is available with an orchestration from Brant Adams that will offer expanded

"Blades of grass and pure white stone shelter those who've come and gone. Just below the em'rald sod are boys who've reached the arms of God. Buried here with dignity, endless rows for all to see. Freedom's

This work is a thoughtful and reflective setting of two great Irving Berlin songs, Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, with text from the Emma Lazarus poem The New Colossus, and

A cappella voices richly present this well-known melody from the Great American Songbook, capturing its emotional patriotism. Beautiful and dynamic musical interpretation weaves throughout the piece,

Truly a song that needs no introduction, we are proud to offer this American standard in a stellar arrangement for mixed or tenor-bass voices. Ideal for both patriotic services and for community

These famous words are inscribed on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free." Emma Lazarus' timeless poem has been sensitively

The 20th century was Irving Berlin's own, and his music was America's music - and still is! This spectacular 10-minute medley for choir and piano, with optional band or full orchestra accompaniment,

"My country, 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty..." The familiar words of America are set to a sweeping new melody, which leads to a stirring original chorus. Then, a fully harmonized refrain of

This beloved anthem of the civil rights movement retains its gospel flavor in this accessible arrangement. With simple harmonies, it is appropriate for use by most choirs. A supportive piano accompaniment

This energetic patriotic original was written to celebrate the beauty and diversity of all the people who live in our country. The lyrics stress kindness and treating each other with respect, and the upbeat

This energetic patriotic original was written to celebrate the beauty and diversity of all the people who live in our country. The lyrics stress kindness and treating each other with respect, and the upbeat

An all-new original melody and a shimmering accompaniment beautifully highlight Francis Scott Key's words from The Star-Spangled Banner. Unexpected melodies and harmonies bring attention to the