This vocal duet arranged for treble and bass or equal voices is just as feisty as the original SATB version. Based on a protest song from the 16th-century German Peasants' War, this song was reintroduced in

Ralph Waldo Emerson imagined a divine presence that was not only endowed with benevolence and beauty, but which also dwelled within each and every one of us. This warm and tender ballad revels in the

This song cycle for high voice is fitting for experienced singers wishing to add contemporary art songs to their repertoire. The witty Carl Sandburg text comes to life with atonal though melodic writing and

A reflection on the mystery and bounty of grace — that profound force transcending all transgressions, prejudices, and creeds. With lyrics grounded in the realities of life and an understated piano

Daniel Ladinsky's elegant modern renderings of the works of Hafiz have introduced countless readers to this ancient Sufi poet's powerful philosophy of gratitude, openness and joy. This generosity of spirit

This song may start out as a straightfordward blues riff but it quickly goes off the rails! Gleefully expanding on the Dutch proverb “In the concert of life no one gets a program,” a wild ride

A powerful solo or congregational song calling us to "sing no ordinary song" and "renew a covenant grown frail," while taking steps towards healing and right relationship. This publication includes both a

Opal Palmer Adisa's visceral poem expresses a passionate desire for honesty, integrity and accountability within communities of people. This passionate, incisive setting captures the poet's uncompromising