Layers of ostinati, partner melodies, and fun-to-perform body percussion combine in this original piece that encourages us all to explore possibilities and celebrate life. Ideal as an opener or for final

An inspirational composition that challenges us all to think and make changes that enable us to listen and understand one another better. Accompanied by piano with optional cello, the text emphasizes

This piece was written for a sixth grade treble honor choir.  With words and music by the composer Sherry Blevins, the piece is scored for 2 part treble chorus (optional 3rd part) with piano and body

Nonsense syllables, notated body percussion and a jovial piano part all come together to make this silly song that is said to be "the very best medicine" for an achy heart. You can't help but smile

A perfect piece for saying goodbye to friends or for a commencement ceremony, this original ballad focuses on the importance of music as a connecting thread that helps us through difficult times and

This work was commissioned for a treble honor chorus festival.  With words and music by the composer Sherry Blevins, this powerful work has a strong message and will find success in choirs able to take

Composer Sherry Blevins seems quite connected to events affecting the human condition. Here, she dedicates this piece to the victims of Hurricanes Florence and Michael. Scored for 2-part treble chorus with

This piece offers a positive message of hope that will be appreciated by both choir and audience. With a text crafted in part by the students for whom it was commissioned, pleasant triadic harmonies and a

With words and music by composer Sherry Blevins, this two part treble work accompanied by piano was originally written for elementary voices.  The piece would also be successful with seasoned treble

Two original melodies based on lyrics from an eight-year-old poet and Jane Taylor's Rhymes for the Nursery are presented individually in unison and then partnered in harmony. The uplifting text shines

This piece reminds us all that we are loved, seen, and valued in a world that might tell us otherwise. Beautiful arching phrases and creative interplay between the parts bring musical interest and

This meaningful text about overcoming mental or physical illness is given an appropriate and expressive setting. High school voices will immediately be attracted to this work.