M. Rautenberg

This swingy song is absolutely irresistible! Written for three equal voices, this selection begins in unison, expands into harmony, then layers the three melodies before a modulation and return of the...

This Jamaican folksong may be sung in unison or in three parts with accessible layered harmonies and delightful percussion and keyboard accompaniment. Irresistible!

A fun setting of a traditional Estonian carol, this secular winter-themed song reflects on the joys of winter and skating in a gentle waltz feel. In Estonian, with a pronunciation guide and a singing...

With its nod to Big Band music, this piece jumps with joy! The use of call and response in this setting offers plenty of educational opportunities. The energy builds, leading up to a big finish! Durat...

This traditional French lullaby carol is a cleansing breath to the soul. Lyrical lines and well-crafted vocal parts make this an exceptional work. Available: SSA. Performance Time: Approx. 2:30.

Verses set to a march-like ostinato contrast with the more lyric gloria sections. Excellent for developing choirs. Available: SSA. Performance Time: Approx. 3:00.

Written by R. Kelso Carter more than a century ago, the words still evoke a sense of strength today. Great for use as an opening hymn or a choral anthem with or without the participation of the congre...

Written for and premiered by the 2011 ACDA National Children's Honor Choir, Henry Leck, conductor, this is a treble chorus closer extraordinaire! The famous strains of the popular standard from the 19...

Arranged for the 2016 Oregon Elementary All-State Choir, Ken Berg selected a Southern Harmony tune. Although a sacred text, like a Spiritual, its historical place in American music moves it easily to...

Written for and premiered by the 2011 ACDA National Children's Honor Choir, Henry Leck, conductor, this is a treble chorus closer extraordinaire! The famous strains of the popular standard from the 19...

Can learning Solfege really be fun? Is it possible to sing a song on Solfege in a concert? Ken Berg answered that question in a big way when, years ago, he wrote the first Galop for young voices. 100,...

When Ken Berg's first Solfege Suite for 2-part voices appeared a few years ago, the response was unprecedented. Now the first set of three songs (Galop, March and Bolero) has been revoiced for SAB (mi...

The energy of this Kentucky folksong accompanied by piano four hands will bring vitality to your concert through a spirit of spontaneity and joy. Variations of rhythm and texture propel the music forw...

This swingy song is absolutely irresistible! Written for three equal voices, this selection begins in unison, expands into harmony, then layers the three melodies before a modulation and return of the...

This fantastic Camaroon marching song offers the choir an opportunity to experience and share a joyful song of welcome. With solos, call and response, and a rocking percussion accompaniment, mixed cho...