Mixed Choir with Piano

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...

This accessible work for younger mixed choirs is dedicated to the musical influences in the performers lives. It includes both accompanied sections as well as a cappella moments.

A beautiful, lyrical piece by Karen Marrolli that brings a message of unity through hearing each other and learning from one another. The ranges lend itself to be sung by an advanced high school or co...

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...

His lyrical setting of a Marjorie Picktall poem is an uplifting experience for the singers.

A rich setting of an Amy Lowell poem with lush piano and great part-writing for the vocalists, pointing them towards their "guiding light."

Another expertly-written work by Karen Marrolli, "Like Stars" is a great piece for a high school or collegiate ensemble.

A spirited message for younger singers to embrace their role as the future while also reminding them the importance of serving others.

With sumptious, layered vocals, the piece transports listeners to a realm where time slows, and emotions are held in delicate suspension.

This creative setting of a Brian Newhouse text is for advanced high and collegiate mixed choir. Colorful harmonic writing and lyrical lines.

An inspiring song for young mixed voices with text written by Coty Raven Morris. A great teaching piece for the classroom.

A stunning piece for mixed choir, the lyrical melodies paint the text, reflective of life's important moments.

Emily Dickinson’s poem expresses the quiet strength and enduring spirit of hope.

Do You Love for Beauty? (Liebst du um Schönheit) is the second of Mahler's Rückert songs arranged by Stanley M. Hoffman for mixed chorus, the first one being Into This World I Came As a Lost One (Ich...

A reflective and quiet setting of a poem by Madison Julius Cawein.

Written for high school and collegiate level choirs, it is an aspirational, hopeful, and inspiring text supported by music of energy, warmth, and connection.