Classical Music

The second in a series of four songs from Brahms' opus 43, which he composed in 1866, at the age of thirty-three. Its form is ternary (ABA) in structure. This composion clearly lifts the folksong-like...

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...

Help is the first of three compositions based on Anne Lamott’s book Help Thanks Wow: Three Essential Prayers, her unique take on keeping prayer simple.

With texts written by the singers of the treble choirs of the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra, this enables young singers to express contemporary ideas through lyrical melodies.

The exquisite piece sets the A. E. Houseman poem with the ethereal sounds of water glasses. It's a great selection for advanced treble choirs.

A great piece for treble choirs, speaking to the need for acceptance and understanding of others.

The third work in a set of pieces based on Anne Lamott's writings on prayer, accessible for younger treble voices.

A folk-style treble work with harmonies that support the descriptive lyrics.

A reproducible part for Violin is included in the score.

Beautifully crafted for treble choirs, this set of three pieces is based on the writings of Anne Lamott. The writing for both the piano and voices is creative and supportive. Contents:HelpThanksWow

A lyrical and accessible piece for treble choir, inspired by the early 20th-century writings of Sabine Sicaud and based her French poem.

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

This two-part setting reflect Sara Teasdale's her optimistic, musical spirit. Written in the style of a balladeer guitarist.