SATB Patriotic Choral Music

A relevant message, this stirring ballad is a challenge to remain united under God. An encouragement to devote ourselves to unity while at the same time celebrating our diversity. Musically solid and easy

The 20th century was Irving Berlin's own, and his music was America's music - and still is! This spectacular 10-minute medley for choir and piano, with optional band or full orchestra accompaniment,

This is a rousing a cappella arrangement with impressive vocal effects that depict the text. Sixteenth-note flourishes and antiphonal responses appear throughout and portray a brass-like character.

"My country, 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty..." The familiar words of America are set to a sweeping new melody, which leads to a stirring original chorus. Then, a fully harmonized refrain of

Stellar a cappella harmonies shine in this song also known as the Black national anthem. James Weldon Johnson's text is highlighted in this modern arrangement for solo and divisi choir with the jazz and

This arrangement of this powerful gospel song, sometimes called the African-American national hymn, was commissioned for the Heritage of Harmony show celebrating the African-American origins of barbershop

This beloved anthem of the civil rights movement retains its gospel flavor in this accessible arrangement. With simple harmonies, it is appropriate for use by most choirs. A supportive piano accompaniment

This popular song, often referred to as the "Black National Anthem," is frequently chosen to celebrate important moments in gatherings and commemorations of the African American Civil Rights Movement. In

Roland Carter's arrangement is the absolute standard for this classic anthem of the civil rights movement, which has also become known as the unofficial Black American National Anthem. James Weldon

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's famous poem tells the story of the colonial American patriot who rides on horseback to rally his Massachusetts neighbors against the British militia. The route which the British

This energetic patriotic original was written to celebrate the beauty and diversity of all the people who live in our country. The lyrics stress kindness and treating each other with respect, and the upbeat

This energetic patriotic original was written to celebrate the beauty and diversity of all the people who live in our country. The lyrics stress kindness and treating each other with respect, and the upbeat

With a melody of unknown origin and a text written by Samuel Francis Smith, this work was given its first public performance on July 4, 1831 at an Independence Day celebration in Boston. It was published a