This spectacular salute to America is a dynamic affirmation of patriotic fervor. A medley of ten patriotic tunes, it is a perfect closer for concerts during the year or for any patriotic occasion. Tunes

Full of beautiful choral harmonies and lyrical voice leading, this piece provides a taste of advanced choral singing within an overall accessible setting. This emotionally-charged concert piece will tug at

Creative piano parts set the mood for this set of three well-known spirituals that can be easily learned by developing choirs. Each spiritual - Oh, Won't You Sit Down?; Deep River with

Featuring comfortable ranges and a beautifully supportive accompaniment, this introspective piece offers a powerful and inspiring message: "Imagine if no bound'ries could impede us; Imagine what a world we

This extremely creative partnering of two French carols is a unique programming choice for your next winter concert. The optional rustic percussion amplifies the mood set by the text and the modal flavor of

This rhythmically inspired, jazzy setting of the much-loved English carol features colorful vocal scoring from beginning to end. With minimal rehearsal time necessary, this piece will make a refreshing

With a rhythmically driven treatment of the beloved carol The Holly and the Ivy, this carol makes a fantastic opener or closer for your holiday concert. Persistent eighth notes in the piano

This rousing setting of a familiar nineteenth-century spiritual begins in F-major, then ratchets up tonally by verse. For developing and experienced ensembles of any size, it includes unison, two-part, and

"The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep." The iconic Robert Frost poem is set to the familiar British folk tune O Waly Waly, and the result

This setting of the well-known Elizabethan poem utilizes contemporary harmonies and a tightly knit choral fabric to exude the emotions of the text. River-themed ostinati and cascading sixteenth notes in the

Rich choral textures and warm harmonies gently embrace the lovely words of American poet Ruth Sawyer: "Shall I tell you who will come to Bethlehem on Christmas morn, who will kneel them gently down before

This easy adaptation of a familiar William Boyce canon is complete with easy-to-sing melodic lines, comfortable ranges, and a supportive and interesting piano part. A perfect introduction to singing