This socially conscience work merges a Christina Rossetti text with words from choir students and the community in Flint, Michigan. Spoken sections with underscoring alternate with unison and two part

This lyrical piece speaks to the power and influence of music in our lives. Perfect for a Spring concert!

This May Day song scored for four-part male voices begins almost like a prayer, and then suddenly, over a very lively piano accompaniment, the tempo picks up as the the text moves from a prayer-like tone to

Mixed choirs in school and community will enjoy this evocative work with a text by Sara Teasdale that sings of the beauty and wildness of nature. Dynamic range and a rich supportive accompaniment make this

"Seasons come, seasons go, nothing stays the same" is the message of this folk-like original with words based on the text from Ecclesiastes. Younger choirs will enjoy singing this well-crafted work that

Growth, change, love and loss - these are all a part of growing to adulthood. This gentle original offers an introspective look at these emotions with accessible and well-crafted pop-style harmonies and a

This tender lullaby moves along with a gentle lilt as it sings of the sweetness and joy of childhood. Not a winter piece in the traditional sense, this lovely work paints a charming picture for treble

Treble choirs will shine in this expressive setting of a classic poem by Thomas Hood. Opportunities abound to develop a clear and blended unison vocal line, arched phrasing, and independent part-singing

Celebrate our connectedness, our yearnings, our dark and dazzling yesterdays and our bright and hopeful tomorrows through this original concert piece inspired by the ten-panel mural America Today.

The reflective, melancholy poem by Sara Teasdale creates a quiet meditative mood in this accessible work for SSA choirs. Beautiful harmonic writing, a sensitive flowing piano accompaniment and the wonderful

Three short selections from the Orff-Schulwerk Music for Children collection combine to create a delightful choral suite for children's chorus. Perform with piano accompaniment or the original Orff

This work abounds with spirit, embracing the force of nature portrayed in the Anne Bronte poem. The buoyant piano accompaniment sets the mood, while the gently rocking choral parts give lilt and sway. This

Craig Hella Johnson's a cappella setting of Dolly Parton's Light of a Clear Blue Morning is infused with light and hopefulness as it opens with a solo soprano and gradually builds to a joyful

The Papoulis Foundation for Small Voices advocates for school music programs in many ways, with proceeds from sheet music sales of this piece going directly to the Music Changes the World project. This

Taken from a singspiel written by Mendelssohn when he was 15 years old, this masterwork arranged for treble choir will give young singers the chance to experience authentic 19th-century music. You can

Edited by Timothy Seelig, this uplifting song is a powerful work of affirmation and inclusion that supports our shared spiritual heritage. "If I dance with the storm, I'll be safe in your arms." A fantastic

A fun new swing arrangement made popular by the vocal ensemble The Real Group. Opening with a tenor solo (or small ensemble) that continues throughout the song, the text says in a fun and playful way, "When

This pairing of two of Leonard Bernstein's songs Take Care of This House from "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue" and My House from "Peter Pan" will create a reflective concert moment for mixed

This lovely a cappella setting of the poem by Mary Elizabeth Coleridge features a lyrical soprano solo and beautifully harmonized choral parts. Several cued-note options are provided to make the arrangement

This a cappella setting of Sara Teasdale's At Night offers the opportunity for your singers to expressively set a mood of calm and serenity through this beautifully voiced choral work. Long

"I have a garden in the hills, I go there ev'ry day; And sitting 'neath my fav'rite tree, I can pass all care away." This simply set original song has a lovely lilting melody that begins in unison before