Emily Crocker

This poem by Robert Frost reflects on the end of the world, musings whether it might be consumed in fire or ice, and comparing the two elements with the emotions of desire and hate. The composers musi...

This poem by Robert Frost reflects on the end of the world, musings whether it might be consumed in fire or ice, and comparing the two elements with the emotions of desire and hate. The composers musi...

Experience the magic of Mendelssohn's music and the spell of Shakespeare's words in this sprightly setting adapted for chorus. An exciting challenge for treble choruses, it will be lots of fun to rehe...

Experience the magic of Mendelssohn's music and the spell of Shakespeare's words in this sprightly setting adapted for chorus. An exciting challenge for treble choruses, it will be lots of fun to rehe...

Out of a collaboration between Emily Crocker and John Jacobson is this piece for developing choirs. The voicing is suitable for younger high school choirs and the message encourages singers to pursue...

A reproducible part for Violin is included in the score.

Inspired by a 17th century Dutch painting, this lyrical piece expresses both an innocence and sadness.

Written for intermediate treble choir, this work is inspired by Claude Monet's Woman with a Parasol.

With lyrics excerpted and adapted from the classic Scottish novel 'Wind in the Willows', here is a wonderful winter concert piece that is upbeat and energetic.

With lyrics excerpted and adapted from the classic Scottish novel 'Wind in the Willows', here is a wonderful winter concert piece that is upbeat and energetic.

This poem by Robert Frost reflects on the end of the world, musing whether it might be consumed in fire or ice, and comparing the two elements with the emotions of desire and hate. The composer's musi...

This poem by Robert Frost reflects on the end of the world, musing whether it might be consumed in fire or ice, and comparing the two elements with the emotions of desire and hate. The composer's musi...

Out of a collaboration between Emily Crocker and John Jacobson is this piece for developing choirs. The voicing is suitable for younger high school choirs and the message encourages singers to pursue...

A reproducible part for Violin is included in the score.

The High Barbary' is a sea chantey sung in Britain and America. It tells of a ship that encounters pirates off the Barbary coast. The song, set in 6/8 meter, dances with energy as it brings to life th...

You'll have a Yankee Doodle good time with this flag waving medley that's red, white and blue, through and through! Combine your choirs with concert band (Grade 3) and strings for a concert finale tha...

An artful weaving together of two favorite Christmas tunes along with adapted and original lyrics make this seasonal setting especially useful in school and church programming. Full voiced choral text...

A staple of Christmastime choral repertoire, Emily Crocker's delightful arrangement of this holiday classic is now available for SAB and women's choirs! And perhaps even more excitingly, the chamber o...

Here is a tapestry of carols that you will perform again and again! Opening brightly with a mixed meter choral fanfare, it then moves into a smooth and unhurried verse and chorus of Angels We Have Hea...

Share the sights and sounds of December with this cheerful holiday original that will warm every heart! Easily learned for younger choirs in elementary and middle school. With flute. Available separat...

An artful weaving together of two favorite Christmas tunes along with adapted and original lyrics make this seasonal setting especially useful in school and church programming. Full voiced choral text...

A staple of Christmastime choral repertoire, Emily Crocker's delightful arrangement of this holiday classic is now available for SAB and women's choirs! And perhaps even more exciting, the chamber orc...

A staple of Christmastime choral repertoire, Emily Crocker's delightful arrangement of this holiday classic is now available for SAB and women's choirs! And perhaps even more exciting, the chamber orc...