Nick Page

In America, this popular contemporary Jewish song is often performed slowly and peacefully, but in Israel, it is performed in a quick tempo, as it is in this arrangement. Featuring both Hebrew and Eng...

Done in an easy swing, this fun arrangement of This Little Light of Mine is designed to be performed with choir, soloists and the audience. Easily learned call and response patterns allow any choir to...

Whether for classroom sing-alongs, adult community sings, choral concerts, or just riding in the car, this Step One of the SING WITH US songbooks is an invaluable resource. Composer and song leader Ni...

Gospel forms and Latin rhythms, percussive singing and shouting make this high-energy praise song an exuberant fusion!

Gospel forms and Latin rhythms, percussive singing and shouting make this high-energy praise song an exuberant fusion!

Originially titled “Life's Railway to Heaven,” this classic gospel song has been recorded by many, including Johnny Cash and Marlon Brando.

These four variations, one for each of the four winds, is the first in a set of three pieces based on Carl Sandburg poems. The piece is stormy and sometimes gentle, ending with a burst of wind.

By combining texts from both the Native American and European settler traditions, Nick Page is celebrating our common love for the sacred Earth and or all life.

Hamisha Asar are the Ladino words (the Spanish Hebrew language spoken by the Sephardic Jews) for “Tu Be'Shevat,” the Jewish holiday in the spring that celebrates the time when sap begins f...

Chorpartitur (Zulu) 1

This charming new madrigal was written for Tom Berryman's High School choir at St. Mark's School in Southborough, Massachusetts.

This change-of-pace charmer recreates the conversation between a pair of birds as they observe children singing. The birds consider what the sounds are, why the sounds are made, and most importantly,...

This playful arrangement of a Nicaraguan folk song encapsulates a broader message of diversity and inclusion across the world - because 'all the nations like bananas!' Just a little Spanish, but a lot...