Frauenchor mit Combo

Available: SSA, TTBB.

Available: SATB, SSAA.

Composed for the Tapiola Choir, the theme for this work is For The Peace, describing in its three sections how provocation and violence are turned into understanding and peace. Available: SSAA a cappe...

The lovely poem is set for two-part treble chorus, starting out in unison to set the mood and then dividing. Available: 2PT.

Here is an upbeat song of praise! Unison and harmony parts comfortable for most voices. Moderately easy for SSA voices, suitable for festival programs. With piano and oboe.

A lovely piece for high school women's voices SSAA set to poetry by Emily Dickinson. With piano.

Engaging e.e. cummings text in a new setting for SA voices, this would be a great novelty item for a fall concert program. Challenging piano accompaniment.

Spanish lyrics from the poem Carol to Saint Catherine of Alexandria by the famed nun and women's rights advocate Sor Juana In?s de la Cruz from the 17th century.

Ann Taylor's sweet lyric will appeal to both girls and women. Short and simple, with unstrained vocal lines and a bell-like piano accompaniment. A delight.

A traditional tune and moving text will engage your singers, as the straightforward harmonies and simple accompaniments help them develop their skills as storytellers through song.

A truly charming piece with words from Alice C. D. Riley's The Slumber Boat. The simple folk-like melody and flowing accompaniment will have your audience singing along. Optional guitar.

A powerful, energetic festival composition for accomplished women's choirs, with rhythmic drive to the vocal lines supported by a forceful, challenging piano accompaniment. A daring, rewarding work!

Paul Carey's stunningly beautiful arrangement of this marvelous Catalan carol will be a highlight of any holiday concert or service. Elegant, straightforward harmonies and a dazzling harp or piano acc...

A simple and tender work set to an anonymous American folk lyric. The music beautifully reflects a young lady's gentle plea to her father to build her a boat so she and her love can sail across the oc...