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Come Back Like the Sea sets a Sara Teasdale poem that uses the metaphor of the ocean's tide to symbolize life's ups and downs. The music captures the sea imagery and sense of yearning with a captivati...

This year, 2020, marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment to the U. S. Constitution which granted a woman's right to vote. The lyrics for this piece are based on the writings and speeches of...

This year, 2020, marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment to the U. S. Constitution which granted a woman's right to vote. The lyrics for this piece are based on the writings and speeches of...

A short passage from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice provides the lyric framework for this expressive work that celebrates music. From the ethereal opening to the sublime and resounding conclusio...

Younger and developing mixed choirs will shine in this lyrical and expressive setting. Rubato phrases gently unfold over an accompaniment that is profound in its simplicity. Well-crafted part-writing...

Written by the outstanding young composer, Jocelyn Hagen, I Will Pray and Sing uses three separate scriptural texts to reflect upon the nature of prayer and song.

Let's get this party started! Join the celebration in this original fiesta-style work that will bring color and life to your concert. Easily learned with great choreography options!

Let's get this party started! Join the celebration in this original fiesta-style work that will bring color and life to your concert. Easily learned with great choreography options!

Now available in an SATB voicing! The subtle imagery of an awakening spring is perfectly displayed in this exquisite work set to a Langston Hughes text. Not to be missed!

Adapted from the andante cantabile movement of Beethoven's Sonata Pathétique, this work includes expressive original lyrics to create an evocative winter soundscape.

Uses: General, Lent, Holy Week Scripture: John 13:34-35 Mingling the new with the old this meaningful paean of grace is ideal for blended worship situations, and Heather Sorenson's latest offering cre...

I am His, and He is mine are the words heard in loving gratitude - this is a divine love song. Adoration and awe emanate from the passionate music that so elegantly supports the 19th century text of G...

Seasons come, seasons go, nothing stays the same - this is the message of this folk-like original with words based on the text from Ecclesiastes. Younger choirs will enjoy singing this well-crafted wo...

Celebrate our connectedness, our yearnings, our dark and dazzling yesterdays and our bright and hopeful tomorrows through this original concert piece inspired by the brilliant work of artist Thomas Ha...

Uses: Church Heritage, General Scripture: Matthew 9:37-38; Acts 1:8; Romans 11:13 A powerful anthem of purpose, this ballad is a confident acclamation for the faithful. A guitar-like piano part meande...

This expansive work for mixed chorus opens with a majestic vocal fanfare before moving into a flowing and expressive main theme celebrating the joys and wonder of music. The fanfare returns before a c...

With a poetic text written by a young poet, this work perfectly captures the vulnerability of growing up, with beautiful imagery of a roof as steady, sheltering, inclusive and warm - things all people...

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...

An attractive melody in singer-songwriter style lifts a message of God's divine compassion in this beautiful sacred offering. There is a gentle folk element in the character of the tune and the almost...

Written for the 25th anniversary of the Milwaukee Children's Choir, this is yet another brilliant work by Emily Crocker. The text, based off of an old Winnebago saying, reminds us of the unique indivi...

Written for the 25th anniversary of the Milwaukee Children's Choir, this is yet another brilliant work by Emily Crocker. The text, based off of an old Winnebago saying, reminds us of the unique indivi...