Treble Music Selections

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 fresh, artistic take is given to this Beatles hit, now available as an accessible arrangement for younger choirs. A reimagined harmonic structure makes way for text painting and a cinematic feeling that

Inspired by Amanda Gorman's poem The Hill We Must Climb, this piece reminds us that when we work together, we can be the light in our communities. Up-tempo and easily learned, your singers will

Here's a lighthearted number inspired by one of America's founding fathers, Ben Franklin, who was a big fan of the American turkey. Set in the style of a tango with a clarinet for color, this novelty extols

Commissioned to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Eastman School of Music, this celebration of creativity is a recognition of the vision and commitment as well as the vulnerability that accompanies the

Originally sung by mothers to heal and calm sick children, this lovely lullaby is a traditional folk song from the Republic of Georgia. A smooth a cappella texture surrounds the modal melody, and a helpful

A powerful new setting of this traditional spiritual for treble voices. There is plenty of room for nuance, dynamic contrasts, independent voice parts, and the full vocal range required from the

This treble setting preserves the cadence of the beloved original, all while imbuing the music with a strong and classic harmonic structure. This stylized arrangement has a full gospel piano accompaniment

This fun, uplifting traditional song gets a jazzy spin with this energetic arrangement! The upbeat accompaniment track features banjo, tambourine, and jazz piano which is sure to get your audience's toes

This is hilarious! Ellen Foncannon has created a clever parody on Bach's famous "Fugue in G minor" that will have your audience in stitches! Your students will have a blast singing such funny words with

"Give us hope and we'll show you the way." This popular piece is celebrating its 20th anniversary with this edition. Identical in each voicing to the original editions - but now, more of the royalties are

Based on Ruth 1:16, this slow, lyrical piece highlights the friendship shared between Ruth and Naomi, teaching the importance of loyalty and commitment. Set with Latin text, the piece provides opportunities

A deeply lyrical piece, this traditional tro-glu (common dance song) text from Lo Monthang, Nepal, is sung in the Mustangi dialect. This selection gives an opportunity for soloists to shine

This delightful setting really sparkles! With French or optional English lyrics, simple harmonies, and a very nice, bouncy piano accompaniment, this is a strong choice for young voices!

To Shiver the Sky is an oratorio about the history of flight and mankind's quest to conquer the heavens. Told through the words of 11 of our greatest astronomers, inventors, visionaries, and

"Differences color humanity, so let us unite in diversity, for life's just too wondrous to sing alone... Open your hearts to the world; let's sing together as one!" This joyful song of hope has served as

Two of Clara Schumann's most renowned solo art songs, Sie liebten sich beide and Warum willst du and're fragen, are beautifully adapted for treble choirs. Retaining the original German

Building on the heritage of the great arrangements of Jester Hairston and Moses Hogan, Rollo Dilworth has created his own unique approach to the traditional spiritual. Through layering of motivic material

This authentic sounding salsa piece is a fun way to incorporate Spanish text into your choral program. A contrasting middle section makes use of claves and vocal percussion, and the song provides an

Full of life and energy, this work in Spanish and English expresses the plea of Mexican children to the rest of the world to listen to their cry for help. The percussion and bass parts (included in the

Drawing upon her lifelong interest in the music of the Shaker communities of her native Kentucky, the composer created this rousing, compelling setting that is perfect for younger voices.

Longfellow's famous poem is set with beauty and simplicity for treble voices. Soaring, echoing melodies, rich choral textures, and a lovely, elegant piano part combine to create this atmospheric yet

For three-part mixed or equal voices, this setting of Sara Teasdale's poem includes an intriguing introduction that organically repeats the word "refuge" in a number of languages. The angst of the poetry is

Perhaps the most well-known South African song, but offered here in a unique arrangement with original material in between verses that layers in with the traditional melody and harmonies. Ranges are