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From a singspiel, written when Mendelssohn was 15 years old, this charming treble chorus will give singers the chance to experience authentic 19th century music. Elegant and expressive, with two optio...

Here is a very funny novelty number with choral parts worth singing. three movements poking fun at social media habits - Scrolling, Their, There, They're, and Selfie, your students will love the humor...

The beautiful song from Richard Strauss' first collection of published songs is here skillfully arranged for women's voices. The German Lied, elevated in the 19th century by Schubert, was taken to new...

This song, made popular during the Renaissance, celebrates the joys of dancing, singing, and hunting. Detailed performance notes offer suggestions for presenting an authentic and stylistic performance...

Often considered the first successful American female composer of large-scale art music, Amy was both a composer and a concert pianist. Here are two of her most important art songs--'Ah, Love, But A D...

Andrea Bocelli has been thrilling audiences for many years with his beautiful and passionate voice. Here he is joined by his very talented son Matteo, a fine tenor and a writing partner with his fathe...

Adapting a text by Scottish novelist Kenneth Grahame from the children's novel 'The Wind in the Willows' here is a winter carol that captures the joy and excitement of children sledding and enjoying t...

Based on Ruth 1:16, 'Deus Meus' highlights the friendship shared between Ruth and Naomi, teaching the importance of loyalty and commitment. Set with Latin text, the piece provides opportunities for si...

Linda Studley's poem helps us realize that, despite the frustrations and anxieties from being alone and being silenced or voiceless as musicians, we have come to realize that we are still learning, gr...

A big, bold piano introduction sets the stage for this powerful original, inspirational song. Let the Harmonies of Freedom ring is a message for this time and all times. The gospel feel of this song g...

To sit and dream, to sit and read, to sit and learn about the world.' These words from a poem by Langston Hughes invite us to reach toward dreams of a better world and a more just society. The intimat...

Throughout history, prophets, visionaries, poets, and peacemakers have cried out for justice in our world. Justice must be actively pursued, and this music flows and moves as a metaphor of pursuit.