Women's Choir with Orchestra

Sea Fever is the first of Five Sea Songs by Daniel Brinsmead. The poem speaks of a sailor being mysteriously drawn to the sea, and the composer's delighful treatment brings all of the imagery to life....

This whimsical work for treble choirs tells the story of NASA's Apollo 11 mission through song. Rhythmic, driving, and lots of fun. Musically and textually, this will be a favorite of your choir!

While I have breath, I hope… Using both Latin and English, the text of Dum Spiro Spero is set with a sonority that conveys determination and a hopeful spirit. A wonderful piano accompaniment and the a...

Mari Rayakan! (Let’s Celebrate!) is a captivating composition that invites us to embrace the new day with exuberant jubilation as the sun rises and joy returns. A chant-like call opens to a rhythmic o...

Featuring the poem Everyone Sang by Siegfried Sassoon, written shortly after the end of World War I, Armistice 1918 is a celebratory work stemming from themes of victory and revolution. Challenging ye...

Originally written for the Singing Girls of Texas, Till Meyn's original secular Latin text and coordinating composition shines with beauty and sophistication. Speaking of the journey of life and the i...

Meon Hu-il uses a poem by leading Korean poet So-Wol Kim (1902-1934) that expresses deep feelings of longing. A soaring piano accompaniment adds to the beauty and drama of this lovely work for SSA cho...

The Firebird is a three-movement work for treble choir created to celebrate growth and transformation. It traces the journey of the Firebird from its quiet longing for freedom to its eventual triumpha...

The Greatest Adventure is an uplifting piece for treble choir and piano that celebrates both the joy of reading and the courage it takes to write your own story. An incredibly charming piece for young...

Rachmaninoff's Vocalise was originally written for high voice and piano, containing no words. This lovely setting by Tanner Wilemon was written for the Kellar High School Chanteurs for their performan...

The Song Maker is a set of three songs based on Sara Teasdale poems. These songs reflect the emotional journey of the human heart. Interesting and accessible vocal writing is supported by an imaginati...

Joy is taken from the three-song set by Thomas Juneau, The Song Maker. This exhuberant work captures the euphoria one feels at the joy of being loved. A rhythmic, yet unhurried, piano accompaniment en...

Daniel Elder's Fresh and Fearless is a special and unusual take on the idea of spring. The driving piano part captures the energy and wonder of the new beginnings of the season. Excellent vocal writin...

Warm summer sun, shine kindly here… These stunning words by Mark Twain have been set here by Kenneth and Kirsten Lampl in a highly melodic work. For SSAA choirs, this setting offers both homophonic ch...

Originally written by James Taylor for the musical, Working, The Millworker tells the story of a young woman trapped in a difficult life of work. This song from the 1970's has modern meaning for today...

Old Joe Clark is a tremendously fun American folksong from the Appalachian region. Fantastic and fun vocal lines are supported by a lively, yet accessible, piano accompaniment. Add spoons and clapping...

Rhythmic, driving, and intense, I'm On My Way is a rich selection for two-part treble choruses. A lesser-known spiritual speaking to themes of home, journey, and trial. An accessible and dynamic arran...

From a set of songs commissioned by the Swiss Association of Children's and Youth Choirs to promote ideas of environmentalism and peace. An extremely poignant text that exlaims, 'Excuse me, I don't un...

The moving words, 'As long as we live, we remember them' frame this highly melodic and touching song. We Remember Them is a highly-achievable work for SSAA chorus and piano and will be a beautiful add...

This is a piece that focuses on hope and joy through the imagery of light. Rhythmic and uptempo with an exciting piano accompaniment, Light, my light is a rich offering for treble choirs.

A lyrical and moving work that empowers singers to find their inner worth. The text by Faith Zimmer compares the constellation Orion to the strength that we can find in times of trial.

To love anyone is to risk the loss of that love. Poet Yehuda Halevi calls this a "human thing, a holy thing." Sean Ivory's musical setting is mysterious and steady, and captures the "painful joy" of t...

This important work tells the story of Japanese imperialism in Korea when Japanese were marginalized and incarcerated for being part of an independence movement. The Marketplace is a testament to the...

The text (How Can I Keep from Singing) has been set by a number of composers, and David Brunner's new melody is gentle and thoughtful. The lovely melody offers opportunities for young singers to soar.

In any time of trial, there is great comfort in being held. This work for SATB choirs with its beautiful text by Robert Bode reflects upon the ways in which all things are held. Appropriate for church...