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Falling Stars reflects on the transient nature of existence and the importance of living in the present moment. Accessible vocal writing supported by en energetic and purposeful piano accompaniment ma...

Welcome In! is a lively original carol that seeks to capture the Christmas spirit while also sharing an important message of kindness and inclusion. The composer's aptitude for writing dynamic piano a...

I Carry Your Heart with Me is a beautiful new setting of the well-loved text by Jonathan Reid. With a melody that honors the words and a flowing and supportive piano accompaniment, this work will beco...

Melodically, rhythmically, and lyrically rich, In Love with You expresses the way that the world looks different when one is falling in love. Leaning into a neo-Broadway style, composer Alec Powell's...

This magnificent setting of two Langston Hughes texts is scored for SATB choir and piano. Dramatic, expressive, and yet singable and expertly crafted. A dynamic concert centerpiece.

Seasons of Gratitude reminds us that gratitude can allow us to transcend our circumstances. The compelling text by poet Loren Broaddus uses nature imagery to examine these themes of gratitude. Lyrical...

Rhythmic, driving, and intense, I'm On My Way is a rich selection for two-part treble choruses. A lesser-known spiritual speaking to themes of home, journey, and trial. An accessible and dynamic arran...

Let your choir and audience be swept away by a gentle musical breeze: With "Blowing in the Wind – Songs of the Islands", the renowned publisher Zen-On Music presents an evocative collection for mixed...

Experience one of the most emotional and timeless classics in German music history in a stunning choral arrangement: "Als ich fortging", made famous by the band Karussell and Dirk Michaelis, captivate...

With "Als ich fortging", the band Karussell created one of the most moving ballads in German music history – a timeless anthem of farewell, longing, and enduring connection. This sensitive arrangement...

Klärchens Lied aus Goethes "Egmont" unter Verwendung des Impromptus As-Dur op-142 Nr. 2 von Franz Schubert.