Drew Collins

A combination of bluegrass and shapenote hymns create this energetic and fun anthem. The piano, arranged for 1 piano/4 hands, fills in all of the instruments in the bluegrass band while the choir leav...

This is a traditional folk song from Newfoundland, Canada. The words paint a picture of the fishing industry and the culture that evolved around it. The accompaniment is meant to emulate the sounds of...

A truly charming piece with words from Alice C. D. Riley's The Slumber Boat. The simple folk-like melody and flowing accompaniment will have your audience singing along. Optional guitar.

This fifteenth century English carol, originally titled 'Nowell, Nowell, Dieu vous garde' has been recast in modern form although the ancient feel is still present. Vocal parts may be doubled by wind...

Close harmonies, lilting quarter-note triplets, and consistent legato help to suspend time in a mystical and extraordinary manner. The artistry of the poem and significant meaning of the text is well...

A tongue-in-cheek scherzo that will have your audience smiling - if not laughing - by the end. Simple gestures and staging of the treble chorus and the two soloists will help bring this miniature dram...

For more ambitious choirs who would like to emulate the sound of the Anonymous 4. This setting of a text by Hildegard von Bingen emphasizes the purity of the female voice. In Latin.