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The strength of women and the importance of women with power sets the stage for this exciting work by Misty Dupuis. Setting the poem by Alice Moore Dunbar-Nelson, one of the first African American wom...

Written for the 2017 Louisiana ACDA Children's All State Honor Choir, this inspirational text is the perfect message for young people to sing and for the rest of us to hear. Let there be love in the w...

The beauty and freshness of spring bursts into being with this exuberant original for treble voices. A vibrant theme lends itself to call and response, imitation and variation over a buoyant piano acc...

A beautiful new musical setting of the text from the American folk song Come, Fair Ladies for treble voices, flute and piano. Beginning simply with the melody in unison, the second verse expands the h...

Trenney's setting brings depth and dignity to a hymn that is already growing to be a classic in churches everywhere. The word child and light in the title prepare you for the inspiration and the follo...

With a text based on The Blue Bird by Mary Elizabeth Coleridge (1861-1907), Greg Gilpin's original music is a stunning SSA concert work that reflects the cold and still lake, quickly capturing the ref...

Kurt Kaiser's time-honored chorus is skillfully interwoven with a Charles Wesley hymn text, creating a useable anthem for throughout the entire church year. Easily learned and beautiful in its simplic...

This popular choral arrangement is now available in many voicings to fit a variety of choirs! A repeated vocal pattern creates the feel of a spinning wheel with the iconic spiritual melody riding abov...

Now available in a stunning SSAA voicing, selected lines from Louise Driscoll's poem, set here in a vibrant and grand setting, will become a signature piece for your women's and mixed choirs. Beginnin...

Accompanied by a light, rhythmic drum and melodic flute, the otherwise unaccompanied voices playfully sing the happy text. This traditional Burgundian carol is a favorite for Christmas and holidays an...

Longfellow's famous poem is set here with beauty and simplicity for treble voices. Soaring, echoing melodies feature on top of the rolling, syncopated accompaniment. The piece was commissioned for the...

A popular Christmas spiritual is touched with cheerful grace in this well-considered adaptation. Tasteful choral textures and interesting inner lines adorn the classic call and response folk song. A c...

Two of Clara Schumann's most renowned vocal pieces, Sie liebten sich beide and Warum willst du and're fragen, are arranged here for SSA or 3-Part Treble voices. A nice way to build in the German langu...

Another rock-solid addition to the spiritual oeuvre of Rollo Dilworth, Bye and Bye is a resolute and medium-difficulty level selection for developing high school choirs.

This year, 2020, marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment to the U. S. Constitution which granted a woman's right to vote. The lyrics for this piece are based on the writings and speeches of...

The feeling of Home is aptly conveyed through the brilliant rhythmic and syllabic curation of Anne Brontë's peaceful text by Cristi Cary Miller in this 4/4 choral gem. Audiences will sigh with comfor...

With a horn section available to match the powerful vocals, here is Kirby Shaw's take on the 1980 Daryl Hall and John Oates hit. The signature two-part hamony of the pop rock duo from Philly is expand...

Rollo Dilworth has been bringing his considerable expertise and style to spirituals and American folk songs for a long time. His treatment of this Mountain ballad is fresh and a wonderful addition to...

Maya Angelou's immortal text is cared for, developed and placed into a worthy gospel treatise by the choral great Rollo Dilworth!

An impressive festival work, with contrasts of rhythm, dynamics, and style. A perfect concert opener.

Another gem from one of today's preeminent arrangers of spirituals, Rollo Dilworth. Dilworth uses his signature style of textural layering, jazz/blues harmony, and vocal articulations to set this well...