Theodore Presser Company

Because Stephen Foster made a conscious decision to write 'people's music', many historians and critics have labeled him a musician of limited talent with no more than a natural gift for memorable tun...

A gentle ballad written toward the end of Stephen Foster's life.

Kenyon's poetry, full of glimpses of a rural life, is a sigh of resignation in anticipation of an ending (she died of leukemia four years after writing Let Evening Come). Holmes treats the text with d...

Walt Whitman's short poem from Leaves of Grass is set to Smith's original dynamic music, which intersperses bold statements with quiet lines, and ends in a whispered 'Dream'd. '

We all know the tune (you're probably listening to it right now in your head), and we'll all enjoy hearing it sung in De Cormier's arrangement. Faithful to the original and the times, with a generous...

Upbeat, fast-paced warning for those who are wasting their April, May and June! Upper voices soar aloft the men's text like a cold late Autumn wind. Scored for hammered dulcimer accompaniment, but ele...

Robert De Cormier has set Louise Dobbs' lovely poem Sing Everyone, Sing Me for SATB chorus with solo soprano and keyboard, celebrating the power of song as it applies to all aspects of life. The solo...