Hopsa! Lisella!, an eighteenth-century Alsatian folk song, quite literally sways back and forth as it is sung. The feeling of acceleration typical of the style is captured through ritards,

"How like a winter hath my absence been, like a winter, from thee..." This artful setting of a text by William Shakespeare works equally well as a winter piece or as a secular concert work. Sing the liquid

Adapted from the gospel-style interpretation of the hymn His Eye Is on the Sparrow originally performed and recorded by the Georgia Mass Choir, this setting is an inspirational choice for gospel,

With a beautiful setting of an imaginative text, this moving selection was originally composed as a memorial. Opening with an introduction of sopranos and tenors in unison or optional solo, this piece will

A forlorn sailor stares out to sea, longing for the one left behind as "whispers on the water" summon memories of home. This contemplative choral is deep in meaning, rich in texture, and replete with

A lovely and very accessible arrangement of the traditional British folk song for women's voices. Set in minor with a melancholy feel and well crafted harmonic part writing. Solo or soli opportunities in

This energy-driven setting of the spiritual standard will light a fire under your choir! The repeated material makes for easy memorization, allowing your singers to perform with confidence while your

Highlighted by a beautiful piano accompaniment, these flowing vocal lines and the minor key create a tranquil original setting for the traditional Latin text. Equally appropriate for the concert stage or

A longtime standard for tenor-bass choirs, this original concert work in neoclassical style with a Latin text and optional string quartet is an excellent teaching piece as well as a very effective