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Uses: General, Youth Choir, Praise Team Scripture: Deuteronomy 31:8; Romans 8:31-39 From Michael W. Smith comes this power ballad which reminds us of God's promise to never leave us. Proclaiming that...

This emotional poetic setting will create an expressive moment in concert as fluid melodies and beautiful harmonies are further enhanced by the warm piano foundation. When stars pursue their solemn fl...

Set in a haunting, contemporary style, this American favorite is an excellent choice for young choirs concert and festival programing.

Cod almighty, you'll get a chuckle from the anglers in your choir and audience with this clever, country-style salute to fishing lingo! A fun change-of-pace for mixed and male choirs!

Colorful contrasts and vocal feats over a dazzling piano accompaniment are displayed in this festive arrangement of the traditional English favorite in the Tim Seelig Choral Series. Opportunities for...

You won't be able to resist this comic number sung by the character Maui, played by Dwayne Johnson, in the Disney film Moana. A totally irresistible hook, some clever rapping, and just the right amoun...

You won't be able to resist this comic number sung by the character Maui, played by Dwayne Johnson, in the Disney film Moana. A totally irresistible hook, some clever rapping, and just the right amoun...

Four simple words form the healing message of this song: More love, less hate. Choirs of all levels, in school, community and church will enjoy lifting up their audiences with such a powerful expressi...

The Tony Award-winning songwriter Jason Robert Brown has created this thoughtful song, premiered by Broadway icon Kristin Chenoweth. Part hymn, part soliloquy, it offers singers an opportunity to use...

The Tony Award-winning songwriter Jason Robert Brown has created this thoughtful song, premiered by Broadway icon Kristin Chenoweth. Part hymn, part soliloquy, it offers singers an opportunity to use...

Seasons come, seasons go, nothing stays the same - this is the message of this folk-like original with words based on the text from Ecclesiastes. Younger choirs will enjoy singing this well-crafted wo...

Celebrate our connectedness, our yearnings, our dark and dazzling yesterdays and our bright and hopeful tomorrows through this original concert piece inspired by the brilliant work of artist Thomas Ha...

Fix your gaze upon the stars, is the message of this brilliant original work for high school or community choir. With vivid vocal lines, a powerful text and a showpiece piano accompaniment, this is an...

The simplicity of this work for mixed voices is captivating! With interesting 6/8 and 3/4 alternating meters, major/minor shifts and imitative vocal textures, your choirs will create a special concert...

A buoyant work with a positive message that affirms our singers and our song! It opens with a hopeful main theme, then moves into a lilting call and response. The contrasting B section moves through s...

This original work with text from a poem by John Greenleaf Whittier creates a sense of awe as we visualize a flower in the midst of the frozen landscape of winter. Singers will be challenged to shape...

Compelling dissonances and a quiet meditative mood combine with the expressive lyrics to paint a picture of winter. Singers and audiences will enjoy the wonderful imagery of this concert selection.

The sophistication and intimacy of this Johnny Mandel/Dave Frishberg song offer opportunities to explore the depth of the lyrics with attention to diction and phrasing for a superb vocal jazz or conce...

Younger and developing mixed choirs will shine in this lyrical and expressive setting. Rubato phrases gently unfold over an accompaniment that is profound in its simplicity. Well-crafted part-writing...

This song, one of the most famous of the World War II era, was reprised on the last broadcast of The Colbert Report by Stephen Colbert and an assembled crowd of many of his most prominent guests. A gr...

This song, one of the most famous of the World War II era, was reprised on the last broadcast of The Colbert Report by Stephen Colbert and an assembled crowd of many of his most prominent guests. A gr...