Unison & Two-Part Selections

Catchy and quirky, this Halloween novelty is easy to learn and fun to sing. It's a great choice for choirs of all ages to learn in just a few rehearsals. You'll also want to check out the instrumental

"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

A gentle ode to heavenly stars and falling snow, this original winter-themed work paints a peaceful scene with delicate vocal lines and an ethereal piano accompaniment. Very easily learned, it features the

Based on the old Appalachian folk tune The Green Grass Grew All Around, this hilarious Halloween adaptation will have your audience in stitches! A cumulative song, each verse incorporates a new

This versatile patriotic work is easy to prepare and suitable for many occasions. Effectively pairing America, the Beautiful with an original melody and text in a partner song setting,

A lovely teaching and performance piece for developing choirs, this elegant setting of an original text and melody is poetic, lyrical, and expressive. Simple part writing allows space for perfecting

Incorporating partner melodies, echo, and simple two- or three-part singing, this soothing, gentle setting is a diverse choice for teaching soft, lyrical singing. The repetitive chorus is in Iroquois, while

This touching piece for choirs of all ages offers a wish for the world to find the hope, peace, and love that it needs. With easily learned memorable melodies and a bridge featuring hints of "star light,

Inspiring words of kindness accompany this familiar Irish folk tune above a flowing piano accompaniment that adds sparkle throughout. Suitable for moving-up ceremonies or a beautiful selection for treble

This easy-to-learn holiday novelty piece has a unique twist: choir and audience members can download a free sleighbell app to use throughout the song as the jingling bells! The piece includes nods to

Celebrating the youth of the world and the future that they will create, this beautiful original work has a message of unity and hope. Designed with the possibility of combining the various voicings for a

With a lightly syncopated contemporary sound, this uplifting original expresses the need for a warm and welcoming community for all. Perform with piano alone or with the addition of an optional djembe. Rich

Picture the waving wheat on a rolling prairie as the stars begin to appear through the twilight. This fresh setting of the state song of Kansas was written for developing voice ranges, making this

This classic song featured in Disney’s "Pete’s Dragon" features uplifting lyrics and legato vocal lines that build into an expansive concert work with full harmonies and dynamic range. This song

This delightful partnering of two traditional spirituals in a rhythmic, jazzy style is both easy to teach and fun for your singers. Both songs are introduced in unison and two-part harmony before partnering

"Wherever you go, go forth!" This simple, mostly unison song for any choir has a supportive piano accompaniment and encouraging lyrics that invite us all to "go forth" by leading with compassion and grace.

This traditional Latin hymn is simple, singable, and elegant. Easy vocal layering lets the voices sing in independent parts as they dovetail one another before joining in a quiet chordal ending. Accessible

This piece hints of the drama of the sea with rolling and weaving melodies in the undulating piano accompaniment. Small vocal ranges and the effective use of unison, two-part harmonies, and a descant propel

Here is the perfect way to introduce a cappella singing to your young choir! The chant-like melody is stated in echo style, then all voices join in harmony. The excellent performance notes include a

An enduring and classic ode to West Virginia, this signature song and official state anthem continues to be one of John Denver's best-selling songs. Set here in a super-accessible two-part arrangement, your

Skip the droll opening announcement about cell phones and sing this instead! Based on Pachelbel's Canon - which, face it, everyone loves - this piece will make a lovely concert opener that also serves a