Unison & Two-Part Selections

Voices will take flight singing this opening unison melody about birds helping each other fly free. An optional descant adds sparkle and energy to the texture, reminding us that we can go far together. This

Where do you find home? Through Jacob Garcia's poem, we discover that home is beyond a physical place. An accessible piece for your choir to explore Spanish culture and connect with the Latin American

The Water Is Wide and Bring Me Little Water, Sylvie fit beautifully together in this gospel setting for younger choirs! It's an awesome way to introduce young singers to the style - the

Featuring a soloist or a treble trio as well as a two-part voicing, this accessible piece is a vibrant call for peace. With a catchy theme that sits well in the voice, great energy, and fun added

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

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

Set with humor and lots of pedagogical expertise, this charming arrangement of a delightful children's song will bring the song to life for your young singers. Lots of unison lines, a fun section of mixed

The pleas for intercession that highlight this famous text are painted in aching colors by an expressive keyboard accompaniment and close vocal harmonies. Sensitively set independent vocal lines and musical

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

"When we reach out to shine and share our light, we show the world that, together, we can do beautiful things. This is who we are!" This positive text would make a great theme song for choirs of all ages.

"All it takes is one voice breaking through the silence, all it takes is one voice singing loud and clear!" This lovely piece is a sweet way to introduce simple harmony in a partner song structure while

Directors wishing to affirm their ensemble's sense of community and care will find an uplifting message in this piece. Undemanding phrasing and a supportive accompaniment highlight the lyrics, which take

With a charming melody and empowering original text, this joyful song is perfect for young voices.

"When words are not enough, we sing a song." This accessible and easy-to-learn music-themed selection will work well for concert and festival programs, especially for massed choirs. A tuneful hook and full

Christina Rossetti's charming poem is set for two- or three-part treble voices of any age. The polyphonic choral writing is simple yet sophisticated, colorful yet clear. A lovely choice for developing

Recognized for its connection to the Underground Railroad by signaling the direction north, this traditional spiritual offers many teaching moments. This exciting arrangement is rhythmic and well supported

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,

A traditional lullaby text is set to a lyrical melody and countermelody that are sung individually and then partnered together to create instant beautiful harmony. The supportive piano accompaniment,

Featuring a text by John Jacobson and a simple Latin phrase meaning "love is everything," this original work is a powerful song of unity with a world-music vibe. The body percussion and optional conga part

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

Painting a winter wonderland in the listener's mind, this inclusive piece expresses the wonder and magic of the season and of all of us. With a lilting 6/8 meter, easy modal mixture, and effortless key

Loosely adapted from the traditional Appalachian folk song with Cherokee text in the Overhill (Western) dialect, this was sung on the Trail of Tears to offer comfort to the grieving. Straightforward vocal

The clever interplay between the vocal lines is really fun! A solid, swingin' interpretation of the traditional spiritual with a funky, bluesy piano accompaniment, this will be very impressive in