Songs about the Human Experience

"I am you are me...." This innovative original uses a clever text and pop-style music to create an environment of togetherness among members of the choir. Community - that's what it's all about. Each vocal

"The pure, the bright, the beautiful ... the striving after better hopes ... these things shall never die." The positive and affirming words of Charles Dickens are richly set for lower voices. Beginning

Slumber, My Darling is one of Stephen Foster's more mature compositions, displaying the melodic dignity associated with German Romanticism. Using a soft rolling accompaniment that alternates with a

This piece explores the simple but incredibly powerful act of holding someone's hand - and the text and pop feel will resonate with singers and audiences alike. It can be performed with piano, guitar, or

This beautiful song cycle on three of American poet Emily Dickinson's most treasured texts will be a lovely choice for treble choirs. Each of the three selections may be performed separately, or perform

This work expresses the concerns that all people - particularly parents - have for bringing up the younger generation in this trying world. The combination of the English lyrics with their Swahili

"Golden slumbers kiss your eyes, smiles await you when you rise." Sung from the perspective of a parent or loved one to their young charge, this charming piece has a sweet melody with simple vocal lines

An original work with a real spiritual feel, this piece is full of joy, with a text that celebrates the unconditional love of family and home.

This gentle ballad by British singer-songwriter Frances was recorded by The King's Singers on their anniversary album Gold. The heartfelt and bittersweet lyrics are set with a cappella folk-style harmonies.

Treble choirs will appreciate this empowering text that invites us all to begin the process of reclaiming and healing those parts of ourselves that are, at the same time, both vulnerable

Originally performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in the classic movie "Shall We Dance," this bubbly Gershwin tune has enjoyed a recent resurgence. Full of charm and wit, the arrangement sparkles with

A warm and inviting secular winter song about looking back on treasured winter memories and family experiences of past Decembers with a hopeful eye toward creating new and lasting memories this year.

This perennial favorite from the British rock band Queen has been used in numerous movies, television shows and commercials. This arrangement is true to the original and accessible for concert, show and

Carole King's classic hit from 1971, made famous by James Taylor, conveys a universal message of hope and reassurance. Featured in the Broadway musical "Beautiful," this is quite possibly the best and most

This classic hit from 1969 by Jackie DeShannon is a perfect addition to any concert, maybe even as a singalong closer! The easy triadic harmonics make the learning easy, and the positive message will make