"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

This happy, snappy song for more advanced groups is also known as While Strollin' Through the Park One Day or In the Merry, Merry Month of May. This SSA version is arranged in a

This richly beautiful song is based on Johann Pachelbel's famous chord progression for his Canon In D. There are variations, however, from the original; the actual melody and countermelodies are never used

This three-part treble arrangement is an exquisitely beautiful and poetic piece that speaks of a sojourner's quest to know and be known by another before leaving the confines of this life. Great teaching

This treatment of the Kyrie eleison text is ideal for older choirs. The accompaniment provides a very tranquil and fluid bed for your singers who can use and imitate that accompanimental style to help them

My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean or Bring Back My Bonnie To Me is a traditional Scottish folk tune. The vocals are written in an SSA voicing with parts 2 and 3 working together to intertwine

Written in a gospel/pop style with a rollicking triplet-based feel so that the eighth notes should swing, this piece is just fun. The verse of the song is meant to be sung by four soloists, but can be done

Written to commemorate the 200th anniversary of our national anthem, this stunning three-part arrangement in the key of A major will take your breath away. Use the piano accompaniment or really spruce it up

"This is our world, treat it right!" is a great message for singers and audiences alike. This lively Latin rock song also works well when sung in unison with your elementary singers and will make an

This song, in a hymn-like setting, is intended to encourage thought and discussion about our individual social responsibility. It has been said that the best investment we can make is the one we make in

This song's folk-like arrangement captures the nautical feel. Metaphorically, it speaks of life with all its ups and downs, restlessness, and distraction, with the safety of the lighthouse just in the