Collegiate & Advanced Repertoire

An energetic original choral work with a Filipino text, this showpiece for advanced divisi choirs shares a wise message: listen to the truth; accept and follow it. A translation and pronunciation guide is

In Southern Philippine culture, legend tells of the lion/dragon Arimaonga living in the skies and playfully swallowing the moon. The tradition of the Maranao people was to force the creature to release

Commissioned by Ethan Sperry and the Portland State Chamber Choir, this second-prize winner of the 2021 ACDA Raymond W. Brock Student Composition Competition evokes the sounds and sensations of a plane

This setting of the beloved poem by Sara Teasdale features wide ranges and soaring vocal lines for your advanced ensemble. Beginning gently, the texture continues to expand to an emotional zenith and ends

Jacob Collier's amazing Grammy winning arrangement of this iconic jazz standard has been meticulously set with only eight to twelve vocal parts on the page. While this may be one of the most difficult

An effective carol featuring an alto solo combines verse by Robert Louis Stevenson with an ancient Latin antiphon text. From Carols for Choirs 6.

Exploring a variety of vocal and compositional techniques, this original work offers a significant challenge for singers. The text inspires us to persevere beyond the challenges presented by daily life

This haunting setting from the Donald Nally Contemporary Voices series will challenge your singers. Full of jazzy clusters and inspired by a diverse harmonic palette, this is a great piece for a resonant

This setting of the contemporary Arab poet Khaled Abdallah is part of Marsh's Arabesques and focuses on rebirth after death. The haunting harmonies and meditative chants reinforce a deep sense of

East meets West in this evocative and haunting collection of pieces setting poems by contemporary male Arab poets. Each tells a story of a woman they have known, and each is at a different stage of life. An

Nil gratius (Nothing is more pleasant)

Yes, it is wonderful to enjoy happiness! But unfortunately, there are narrow limits to this feeling. Quite suddenly it can change and then it’s back

Nummus bella gerit which translates to money wages war is the theme of this work. The worst poison in human society is money. Here it is worked up point for point why it is so

Dum iuventus floruit (In the bloom of youth)

Self-knowledge takes effect: “In my youth, I lived out my passions. I hope I will be smarter and more sensible in my old age

Manus ferens munera translates to "If a hand comes bearing gifts". Here, the social reality is mercilessly exposed. It’s all about money and status, both of which determine personal happiness

This piece is a biting and soulful commentary on the horrifying ordinariness of mass shootings in America. Syncopated rhythms and soaring lyrical lines subtly show, rather than tell, the experience of

The first word of Psalm 119 is both the first and last word of this music- "Blessed." A cappella and solemn, this piece cannot and should not be rushed. It is relaxed, free and prayerful, and all those who

Vidi aquam is an a cappella setting of a sprinkling rite for Eastertide. This work is written in a style that results in music that is ever-changing; flowing in one harmonic direction but never

This strikingly beautiful arrangement of the traditional 17th-century Scottish folk song features a tenor solo surrounded by a luminous and shimmering a cappella choral texture. The familiar English text

We are excited to be able to bring Ms Dale's music to the US. She is one of the most popular arrangers in the UK and all of Europe  arranging music for The King's Singers, Voces 8, and many other of