Written by an award-winning composer, this original work is a tender choral lullaby with a flute obbligato that is especially appropriate for Christmas and Epiphany, for school, community, or church choirs.

The picture of the famed snow-covered woods comes to life in this serene setting of Robert Frost's well-known poem. For mixed divisi choir and piano with optional cello, this lovely work effectively

Best known for her Anne of Green Gables novels, here Lucy Maud Montgomery's poem The Difference shimmers in an a cappella setting for treble choirs by a composer who, like Montgomery, is also

Harlem Renaissance poet and activist Paul Laurence Dunbar's text expresses love and admiration: "Thou art my lute, by thee I sing, – my being is attuned to thee. Thou settest all my words a-wing, and

A serene accompaniment figure reminiscent of falling snow opens this setting. As the upper voices disappear with the first verse, the lower voices enter above a slightly more stirring accompaniment pattern.

"To share the stars with you once more ... To hold your life within my heart." This lyrical and emotive work expresses grief and longing to see again a loved one who has passed on. Sweeping melodic phrases

Reminiscent of a folky early American harmonic style, this original a cappella work in Latin from Slovenian composer Bec is upbeat with open harmonies and well-placed rhythmic claps and stomps. Fun to sing,

This tender Christmas lullaby creatively intertwines the Appalachian carol Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head with the Czech carol Rocking. It has accessible choral writing that makes use

A nod to two Malay folksongs, this a cappella treble piece uses vocable text inspired by a portion of Canggung and a main theme inspired by the opening motif of Mak Inang. This work

Based on the admonition of Micah 6:8 to "Do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God," this anthem will become a staple in your church's repertoire. It is appropriate for Mission Sunday, pastor

Perfect for advanced ensembles, this a cappella arrangement of the traditional carol lends an ethereal quality to your Christmas concert or service. Retaining the simple folk-like beauty of the original

Performed at the 2023 National ACDA Conference Interfaith Service, this beautiful selection for piano, cello, and treble chorus longs for a world where voices are heard, dreams are shared, and God is found.

Evocative and profound in its direct simplicity, E.E. Cummings's text is beautifully set for treble choir. Full of delight and wonder, this lyrical setting includes a supportive piano accompaniment and

Original text enhances this arrangement of the traditional spiritual about holding on to hope in times of tribulation. Each individual voice part is given canonic material, building a foundation toward the

The Brandon A. Boyd Choral Series presents an original composition that will inspire your congregation. It is infused with the unmistakable influence of Richard Smallwood. The composer encourages us to sing

This composition brings to life the words of Canadian poet Saphren Ma written in response to the devastating wildfires and floods experienced in their home province of British Columbia in 2017. The setting

Three phrases: "Come, thou fount!"; "Tune my heart!"; and "Sing thy praise!" form the ostinato that undergirds the familiar hymn tune that starts off this rhythmic, energetic arrangement. This joyful

This arrangement is a fast-paced setting of the traditional spiritual, suitable and exciting for intermediate to advanced choirs. It will surely stir audiences as it modulates from key to key.

Felicia Barber's poem is a musical statement of self-discovery and self-love from a Black female perspective and serves as an anthem of dedication to those who were mentors and caretakers in her life. The

From the Seder ha-Kunteres - volumes of prayers, hymns, and poems from the historic Jewish community in Avignon, France - this Hebrew text celebrates birth, praise, life, and welcoming a new member into the

This piece reminds us all that we are loved, seen, and valued in a world that might tell us otherwise. Beautiful arching phrases and creative interplay between the parts bring musical interest and