Songs that Celebrate Music

Here is a superb easy original madrigal for developing voices, with optional piano, optional baritone, a happy text and plenty of "fa la la" passages. Faithful to the madrigal style of the 16th and early

Hopeful, lyric and upbeat, Today My Spirit Sings is sure to inspire and delight your students as they improve their singing of expansive, forward-moving phrases while extending their range. A

"Singing is a beautiful thing to be shared with the world!" This is the uplifting message of this joyful original work dedicated to Henry Leck and the Indianapolis Children's Choir on their 30th

Introduce your young mixed choir to the madrigal style with this easy setting of Hassler's lively, dance-like madrigal. Originally written for five voices a cappella, it is revoiced here for three parts

Music has the power to enhance many aspects of young people's lives. It can teach us about discipline and working together toward a common goal, and it can stimulate the humanity in us all.

A confident invitation to song, this artful choral is a celebration of the power of music in our lives. The positive message will inspire and encourage your musicians to change the world with song.

"I should be glad of loneliness and hours that go on broken wings..." Based on a poem by Sara Teasdale, I Should Be Glad captures the gratitude that artists feel as they live and work each day.

Commissioned for the Kansas All-State Honor Choir, Forever Music speaks of music's power to uplift and heal. Perfect for advocacy and for Music in Our Schools Month, this emotionally charged

This gorgeous work, dedicated to the memory of Stephen Paulus, is a superb contribution to the repertoire for better a cappella choirs!

Soaring musical phrases contrasted by delicate nuances are the hallmarks of this sophisticated piece, which is highly recommended for the advanced a cappella choir.

Let your students experience this terrific "music" song as recorded by The Doobie Brothers back in 1972. "Don't you feel it growin' day by day, people gettin' ready for the news..."

"Music lifts sad spirits. Music calms the angry souls." Sing of the glorious gifts of music! In a delightful mix of simple and compound meters, the vibrant, rhythmically driven vocal lines and piano

With And I Can Sing, J.D. Frizzell offers a freely spontaneous setting of American poet James Weldon Johnson's The Gift to Sing. Captivating choral writing and an independent piano

Hope is the Breath of Music fully displays Victor Johnson’s ability to write for women’s voices. With text that speaks of the power that music has to lift our spirits, this exquisite

With a text excerpted from the beautiful Stacy Barton poem Flight, this work sings of yearning, dreaming and the sensation of flying with a gentle lyricism and dance-like quality with buoyant,

This setting of a profound text by poet William Ayot explores the deep emotions that a person experiences in a lifetime. The music depicts our turmoil, vulnerability and sense of inadequacy, but

This emotional, poetic original is so expressive as fluid melodic lines and beautiful harmonies are supported by a warm piano accompaniment. "When stars pursue their solemn flight, oft in the middle of the

Here is the perfect anthem for kids to sing about how important music is. The lyrics reflect upon the importance of music in a young singer's life, while the pretty melody makes the message true. "The music

"We come from many places. We come with many dreams..." Sally and Jay's heartfelt text reminds us of the impact of singing together, which serves as a symbol of our unity. The memorable hook and important

Introduce your choir to a cappella madrigal singing with this wonderful Thomas Morley classic designed especially for young singers by Russell Robinson. This edition sounds full and captures all the spirit

This warm choral setting is so beautifully melodic and expressive, it could be precisely the way Robert Louis Stevenson imagined his famous "I will make you brooches" poem. This is very sweet, singable, and

Here is a singable a cappella work for middle or high school treble or male choirs that features very effective layered vocal writing and hand claps. Set at a majestic tempo, with text mostly in English, it