SATB Music Selections

Pairing original lyrics with lyrics from the traditional spiritual Walk Together Children, this soul-stirring composition is a source of inspiration and a testament to the beauty and bravery that

A smile, like music, is universal. The simplicity of Mother Teresa's text and the repetition of the word "peace" is used to great effect in this expressive and rhythmic composition perfect for concerts,

An original song that celebrates the freedom and light of Hanukkah (Chanukah), this lyrical piece teaches the story and traditions of the holiday while asserting hope for the future in a world of peace.

This setting of the 1971 Elton John classic is marvelously singable, with warm harmonic textures and delicate piano stylings. Sure to produce a memorable concert moment!

The majestic theme from the dramatic animated feature film "The Prince of Egypt" gradually builds into a simple, lyrical Hebrew prayer which in turn unfolds into a breathtaking, emotional final chorus. This

This favorite '80s ballad is presented in a tender concert-style arrangement with beautiful choral harmonies and an inventive piano part. Feature a soloist and your whole ensemble with these empowering

This reimagined interpretation of the classic Bob Dylan song is a perfect choice for choirs looking for socially responsive music. The reharmonization and contrasting musical style will bring new attention

A common theme among spirituals is "the great judgment day" and the idea of hope for a better future. Incorporating quotes from Great Day as well as original verses with a stylish gospel piano

The powerful Act I closer from the Broadway hit musical "Dear Evan Hansen" explores the complexities of social connectivity and our need for respect and love. An uplifting choral showcase for pop and

Written after the passing of a friend, this simple and eloquent expression of tenderhearted friendship, love, and grief brings hope for brighter days ahead. Set with an optional string accompaniment, it is

Billie Eilish's emotional ballad from the hit movie "Barbie" is given a concert setting in this beautiful, introspective arrangement. Rich harmonies are paired with diverse textures in an exploration of

There are Disney heroes and there are Disney villains, but this rip-roaring choral number belongs to those fringe characters that are just as critical to the story: the sidekicks. They make us chuckle, cry,

Commissioned for the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla in 2023, this anthem was first performed by a massed choir including the Westminster Abbey Choir with the Coronation Orchestra. Using

"Every hour we spent together lives within my heart, when she loved me." Performed by Sarah McLachlan, this tender ballad from Disney/Pixar's "Toy Story 2" tugs on the heart strings of young and old

Based on the poem Dreams by Paul Laurence Dunbar, one of the first African American poets to gain national prominence and recognition, this inspiring gospel-style concert work sings of the strength

This twist on the medieval French melody is a great way to introduce singers to compound meter, syncopation, and dissonance while working with a familiar melody. Alternating between the Latin and English

With a text uncovered in the Jewish Museum of Prague, this is a literal celebration of life. Set in English, this choral arrangement brims with lyricism, a colorful harmonic palette, and a sense of

A big, bold piano introduction sets the stage for this powerful and inspirational song. "Let the harmonies of freedom ring" is a message for this time and all times. The gospel feel of this original song

This elegant original concert work combines the ancient Hebrew text of Jewish scholar Hillel the Elder with English lyrics to capture the tension between the need for healthy self-care and the importance of

Perhaps the most memorable song from the blockbuster movie, this inspirational text and captivating melody combine to create a song that is beloved by young and old. Dreams are the fuel that motivate our

A quintessential Christmas classic is skillfully arranged for choir, baritone solo, and optional orchestra. Equally at home in concert halls and sanctuaries, it is faithful to the original, has stellar