SATB Music Selections

A powerful call to justice, this work reminds us that in order for hope to survive, every day we need to work toward peace. A free-flowing solo is followed by the layering of rhythmic ostinatos, building

Four rhythmic ostinatos underscore the lilting melody in this work scored for a cappella mixed choir and solo or small group. Speaking to the hope found in each child that's born, this piece reminds each of

Also set as a children's book, this powerful text quite literally sings itself. With a divided bass ostinato and accessible harmonies, this a cappella work is a poignant tool to help young people discover

As recorded by Sweet Honey in the Rock, this extraordinary a cappella piece speaks of the precious gifts of life and loved ones. Newly updated by a scholarly committee dedicated to Dr. Barnwell's works,

A true classic, Luboff's lush and distinctive a cappella arrangement of the traditional Bahamian spiritual is a standard in the choral performance repertoire. The treble version has been adapted by James E.

Rhythmic, driving, and intense, this arrangement of the traditional spiritual with themes of home, journey, and trial is based on the 1950s Mahalia Jackson version with an Afro-Cuban beat. Add string bass

For seasonal worship or school concerts, this lovely setting of Blake's text focuses on the inherent clash between the corruption of the world and the innocence of youth. The choral verses progress

In a fresh and flexible take on a traditional carol melody, this setting offers options for a shorter introduction, inclusion of an a cappella third verse, and the choice of text. With a returning motive

Beginning with a solo or small group of singers, this choral setting of a moving Hebrew prayer from the Shabbat morning service provides ample opportunity for expressive singing and melodic artistry for

The uplifting strength of music carries us skyward like a dove. This lovely setting of the poem by Caroline L. Goodenough is centered on the transition to the afterlife. It's an accessible work suitable for

This lyrical concert piece brings a message of unity through song. Considered part-writing, a supportive accompaniment that also adds color, and a uniting message make this accessible to high school and

Performed by singers like Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Frank Sinatra, and more, the lighthearted lyrics of this familiar standard remind us that smiling is contagious. With plenty of unison and jazz

Here's a Christmas crowd pleaser - C.C. Moore's classic poem set with swingin' jazz flair! A bass line sneaks along and finger snaps set the stage for some spoken opening lines. When the singing begins,

Sparkling with a dreamlike quality, this classic Christmas tune is brimming with rich harmonies and a nostalgic character that just says Christmas. Though originally written for Frank Sinatra, this

Set as a samba, this arrangement of Lerner & Lane's show tune is truly unique! A slower opening section gives way to the quicker samba rhythm in a way that really sets up the texture. Despite the brisk

Singer-songwriter Ben Rector wrote this sentimental ballad to reflect on all the small ways that love has changed his life for the better. Soulful as it is sweet, this piano-driven choral arrangement opens

Sara Teasdale's wistful words speak beautifully in the melodic and lush harmonic writing of this concert work. Thought-provoking lyrics are worthy of discussion with your singers, and in order to fully

You won't want to miss this show-stopping holiday novelty! This is musical theatre at its best - from the moment the opening curtain rises to the final kick line - this is craving choreography, which is

"You're the one to make a difference." This original concert work has a light contemporary gospel feel and inspirational lyrics that encourage us all to take the time to look around and see how our actions

Crafted for double choir and two soloists, this contemporary work reflects on the experiences of immigrants to the United States. It can be performed antiphonally, immersing the audience in the impact of