BriLee Music

Looking for an energetic, crowd-pleaser that's both fun to learn and fits well in multiple concert contexts? Viento! is that piece. New to the BriLee catalog, composer and educator Matthew Gawronski b...

Coty Raven Morris' inspiring Who I Want to Be, arranged by Saleel Menon, is ideal for mixed choirs of all abilities. Certain to be empowered by the rich messages found within and with solo or small gr...

Not Yet is an encouraging piece for two-part three-voice choir that explores the journey from self-doubt to self-confidence. Inspired by the concepts of fixed and growth mindsets, this song encourages...

With tremendous rhythmic variety, vitality, and even counterpoint, Davison creates a frenetic energy in this beloved African American spiritual. Ranges are perfect for emerging treble choirs in the mi...

Gilpin's setting of an Appalachian fiddle tune from the mid-1800s is quite comical as it creates the story of someone chasing down their aging hen, trying to get it to lay eggs. By the end, the owner...

This not-to-be-missed setting of a Ghanaian folksong sparkles with energy and excitement. Whether it is sung with or without piano accompaniment, the strong vocal pairings, handclaps, and active percu...

What a Wonderful Time of Year! is a cheerful and uplifting selection that is perfect for developing mixed choirs. With accessible vocal lines, bright harmonies and a festive mood, this piece captures...

Bula Maleya is a lively Fijian welcome song originally sung by soldiers and is now a popular song for welcoming visitors to the islands. Arranged for 2-part 3-voice choir with an SSA option, with ukul...

Not Yet is an encouraging piece for two-part choir that explores the journey from self-doubt to self-confidence. Inspired by the concepts of fixed and growth mindsets, this song encourages singers to...

Be Brave... Stay Strong... Work Hard... Hold On. Narverud's writing reflects this powerful and inspiring lyric. The Hills is an ideal selection for a festival program or graduation ceremony and will i...

Jones has masterfully created an Italian song for emerging mixed choirs that affords an introduction to limited Italian text in a fun, accessible setting. Well worth the effort, whether performed with...

An English rhyme meets a French folk tune in this delightful holiday choral showcase for young choirs. Pairing the well-known Sing a Song of Sixpence lyrics with Au Clair de la Lune and some fa la la...

Do not overlook Jones' upbeat, rhythmically charged original setting of the beloved hymn tune Amazing Grace. With optional percussion, it is well- suited for any TTB ensemble, and sure to be a favorit...

The powerful message of the poem With You is especially meaningful in a choral setting, where shared vocal experiences connect us so powerfully to each other. After spending so much time apart due to...

You know this tune is pure FUN from the start — first,  it's in the name, and, second,  everyone will recognize this classic Italian melody that's been covered by countless performers, including the G...

Vicki Tucker Courtney and John Parker describe the image of a love so beautiful, she must be responsible for waking the dawn each morning.  The accessible parts play wonderfully off of one another wit...

Written in 1864, Up on the Housetop is known as the second oldest secular Christmas song, with Jingle Bells being the first. It is also the first Yuletide song to focus primarily on Santa Claus. This...

Reese's two contrasting settings for the emerging Tenor-Bass choir introduce foundational concepts to the beginning singer. Whether performed unison or two-part (TT), one song is in a major key and on...

The Brook is like a stream: moving, chattering along, captured by the perpetual motion in the piano part and the use of the asymmetric meter of 7/8 that creates a constant sense of forward momentum. G...

Using imagery to describe new beginnings as the earth slowly comes to life, Franklin's piece is perfect for the burgeoning Tenor-Bass choir looking for a song they can sing with great emotion and feel...

Beginning with an ominous ostinato from the choir, this piece sets Stephen Crane's short but vivid poem describing the invasion of a fast-approaching enemy army. Perfect for the developing Tenor-Bass...

Davison incorporates the famous text, "Fare Thee Well, My Love", (also known as "The Turtle Dove"), but with an entirely new melody. The energetic 6/8 time, use of open fifths, and the Dorian mode giv...

Bill Grogan's Goat is a delightful arrangement of an Appalachian folk song that captures the humor and charm of traditional storytelling. Designed for beginner-level choirs, this piece allows each par...