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Uses: Christ the Good Shepherd, General, Hymn Arrangement Scripture: Psalm 23; Psalm 79:13 Exquisite artistry is extended to this winsome Irish folk song in this elegant arrangement. The pastoral qual...

Schubert's famous art song has been adapted for use with unison chorus accompanied by keyboard or the optional strings, creating an excellent opportunity to develop vocal tone, expression and diction....

In the traditional spiritual Let Me Fly, the chariot is presented as a symbol of freedom. This creative setting for 2-Part treble choirs offers lots of opportunities for musical growth and expression...

Filled with emotion and imagery of nature, the text by Anne Brontë inspires the composition. Beginning with an introspective folk-like melody, the composition emerges into a passionate expression of c...

This cheerful song is a Caribbean circle game from Trinidad and Tobago arranged for young voices and piano or classroom instruments. The octavo includes directions for playing the game and the setting...

With a text based on Psalm 147, this delightful work for treble choir is composed in a neoclassical style with dancing imitative melodies and contrapuntal lines. The contrasting B section is legato an...

Young voices will soar like the eagle in this accessible work for treble choir. The text was shaped from a ritual song of the Pawnee nation which revered the eagle for its strength and wisdom. Student...

Inspired by the evocative, suggestive, and mysterious text by Robert Louis Stevenson, the composer has created a programmatic work marked by vocal ostinati, dynamic contrast and echoing voice effects...

Vibrant mixed meters and buoyant vocal writing make this work for treble voices a joyful celebration of winter! Comparing a sudden snow storm to a shepherd piping down the valley with his flocks, the...

Heather Sorenson has taken this timeless text and given it contemporary appeal with a singable new melody and refrain. This new rendition will find a permanent place in the hearts of singers both youn...

Not for the faint of heart, this incredible arrangement by Harold Ross will have your church engaged in all out praise and worship. Hot brass licks in a gutsy orchestration will have your singers and...

Two classics come together in this setting of verse by Robert Louis Stevenson with the famous canon melody Music Alone Shall Live. Perfect for your youngest choirs, it will help you teach all the impo...

Discover what commonalities we all share in this happy original that's perfect for your youngest singers! Easily learned with well-crafted voice parts and excellent for building important skills in gr...

Uses: General, Hymn Arrangement Scripture: Hebrews 11 A well-loved hymn of assurance is given a fresh, new treatment in this anthem. Full of harmonic color, this unique setting will be a welcome addit...

Here is an evocative work for treble choir that creates a quasi-ancient mood while integrating a more contemporary accompaniment. Easily learned and impressive in performance, it includes Latin and En...

This gentle artsong has been set for two-part voices in a thoughtful and authentic way, making this contest favorite an exceptional choice for choral ensembles as well as soloists.

This sweet setting of a Kentucky folksong will showcase your young singers at their best, with excellent vocal ranges and well-crafted harmonies.

This fervent prayer for peace is richly arranged for two part treble voices with violin and piano. A touching and reverent work for sacred services and concerts.

From Handels oratorio, Judas Maccabaeus, this chorus has been adapted for two part treble voices in an accessible introduction to the music of the Baroque.

Your singers will have a blast as they sing about all their exciting winter activities! Fun and energetic vocals are enhanced by the student-played percussion for an outstanding winter showcase!

Premiered by the Indianapolis Children's Choir and recorded by them, this is a fresh and appealing contemporary work by Pulitzer Prize winning composer Caroline Shaw. Community based treble choirs thr...