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Contemporary in style, the traditional spiritual is paired with original music using the text of O'Shaughnessy's We are the music makers, the dreamers of dreams. All creating a delightful and importan...

A simple and touching piece that can either be sung in unison or with an optional 2nd part. This is a great selection for any children's choir, using easy to learn melodies and a great music-themed me...

You come and go, a treasure to be found. For in your shell, the sea forever resounds. Gorgeous 2-Part writing, thoughtful piano and the mystery of suspended cymbal imitating the ocean create a must-ha...

Latin settings create a wonderful environment for teaching of pure vowels, leading to excellent musical singing in all other areas. This concert, festival or contest setting encourages energetic singi...

Bring festive brilliance to your holiday concert with a timeless classic: "Adeste Fideles" (O Come, All Ye Faithful), masterfully arranged as part of Hal Leonard's renowned "Discovery Level 2" series....

Based on a poem by the Hoosier Poet James Whitcomb Riley, this sweet and endearing piece reminds us to always hold onto our childhood memories. Unison and 2-Part textures interchange with nice harmoni...

Teaching American folk songs is so important and Stephen Foster wrote some of the more iconic songs we know and love. Here is a fresh new arrangement of one of his finest, accompanied with a banjo-lik...

Based on the poem For a Child and incorporating the song Simple Gifts, this lyrical 2-Part choral with optional flute delights with its simplicity and gentleness. It sings of a wonderful message of ho...

From Alyssa Bonagura's 2012 album, Love Hard, comes this song celebrating perseverance and optimism. Upbeat and cheerful, this arrangement benefits from the inclusion of American Sign Language (ASL) f...

This lively version of the well-known William Shakespeare verses from As You Like It presents a fun challenge of changing meters and syncopated rhythms. May be combined with movement and dance. A joy...

Each of us has a story, each of us has a song. Each of us has a melody within. This motivating and inspiring text of how coming together through music makes us all better is full of syncopated energy...

Fun melodies, tongue-twisting text, triangles, sleigh bells and kazoos: it just doesn't get more novel than this! This engaging choral is THE must-have for your holiday concert and will be a delight t...

Set in multiple voicings, this traditional railroad work song tells the dramatic story of John Henry who died with his hammer in his hand! A driving piano accompaniment keeps this work on track to be...

Written for the 25th anniversary of the Milwaukee Children's Choir, this is yet another brilliant work by Emily Crocker. The text, based off of an old Winnebago saying, reminds us of the unique indivi...

As sure as Cantate means to sing, an Emily Crocker choral means solid, reliable, and teachable moments throughout. Joyous Latin phrasing and pitch perfect vocal lines make this an instant classical go...

This isn't your father's Deck the Hall! With a smooth, shuffling groove befitting the extra Deck in the choral's title, this finger-snapper crackles with some extra wit and pizzazz giving this Christm...

Perfect for a festival opener or closer, Cristi Cary Miller's setting of the text from Psalm 32 is jubilant and celebratory in nature! Rhythmic in nature while dynamic in scope and texture, this is gr...

When you read the prose of Robert Frost's Stopping by Woods on Snowy Evening, you may be struck by the beautiful imagery and quaint mood that the text conjures. Roger Emerson's brilliant choral settin...

L'ambientazione di Audrey Snyder della celebre poesia di Robert Frost del 1922 è una favola lussureggiante e pacifica, con una sublime pittura delle parole. Le melodie cadenti dell'opera evocano la ne...

American indie pop sensations Fitz and the Tantrums have made a name for themselves by creating instantly appealing, catchy tunes underscored with a nostalgic layer of funk and soul. This is a song sp...

The question in the title may seem abstract but learning that the poet was five and the profundity behind her thoughts is the first impressive moment. The first melody line holds the weight of the que...