Glenda E. Franklin

The timeless question posed by Emily Dickinson, "Will there really be a morning," is offered by Glenda Franklin in this lyric, somewhat whimsical setting for SA voices with optional flute. With opport...

Poignant message of hope and peace with snippets of 'Silent Night' throughout. Limited vocal ranges and simple vocal textures create an ethereal quality; excellent for teaching tone, diction, dynamics...

Poignant message of hope and peace with snippets of 'Silent Night' throughout. Limited vocal ranges and simple vocal textures create an ethereal quality; excellent for teaching tone, diction, dynamics...

This traditional English carol, God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, breathes new life with original lyrics in this gentle choral for winter. Vocal echoing and simple harmonies beautifully paint the text, cr...

This traditional English carol, God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, breathes new life with original lyrics in this gentle choral for winter. Vocal echoing and simple harmonies beautifully paint the text, cr...

The Promise, by Glenda Franklin, is a heartfelt celebration of the miracle of Christmas. With a tender melody and evocative lyrics, this piece tells the story of the star, the angels, and the manger,...

Glenda E. Franklin’s SAB arrangement of "O Little Town of Bethlehem" weaves together the familiar carol with varied melodic treatments, giving singers and audiences a fresh perspective on this timeles...

Glenda E. Franklin’s "On That Christmas Long Ago" is a heartfelt original composition that captures the warmth and wonder of the holiday season. Written for SAB voices, it offers expressive lines and...

Music class is in session. Two bright melodies (sung on pitch syllables) are presented in unison before combining into a partner song. Additional lyrics remind singers that "daily practice is the key"...