Combing two African American spirituals - When the Train Comes Along and The Gospel Train - with additional lyrics by the composer, this song is exactly what we have come to expect from

Building on the heritage of the great arrangements of Jester Hairston and Moses Hogan, Rollo Dilworth creates his own unique approach to the traditional spiritual in this setting for treble voices and

"My good Lord's done been here, blest my soul and gone away."  Here is a spiritual that is not as well known as others, but with the Moses Hogan and Rollo Dilworth touch, it deserves a special place in

Capturing the importance of the Greenfield poem and the dramatic story of Harriet Tubman's life, Rollo Dilworth has crafted this powerful spiritual setting. Tubman was a conductor of the Underground

Rollo Dilworth has combined this freedom song, sung as an anthem of protest during the civil rights movement to spread the message of faith, determination and perseverance, with the words of the Langston

A combination of two traditional spirituals: the first, Is a Light Shining From Heaven, is in a minor key, and the second, Hold Out Your Light, is in a major key. While the first spiritual

Evoking a spirit of adventure and exploration, this well-known poem by Robert Service is vividly set to music in a fresh and contemporary style. Young treble singers will be inspired to perform this

Steadfast and strong, this contemporary setting of the traditional spiritual connects with history in a powerful way. Ideal for festival choruses and combined choirs, this is an inspirational selection

Work songs, railroad songs and songs of travel are important components of the American folk song tradition. This attention to historical style is on full display in this carefully constructed treble

This uplifting gospel anthem uses text based on the spiritual I Will Trust in the Lord. Plenty of unison singing along with easy-to-learn harmonies and rhythms make this piece accessible for most