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This serene setting of a beloved folk song is a delight for young singers. The beautifully written accompaniment and instrumental parts highlight the song’s natural beauty. Singers have the opportunity to shine with a beautiful unison melody and simple...

“Together we sing. Together we dream of better days to come to all!” This beautifully written choral anthem invites us all to strive for unity and make the world a better place. The shift from singing the verses in a minor key to a chorus in a Major key...

Emily Dickinson’s poetry shines in this musical setting of “Hope is the Thing with Feathers.” Denise Gilliland brings the words to life with a memorable melody and accessible harmonies for the singers. The optional flute has a bird-song sound to it that...

This original composition by Leeann Starkey brings together piano with optional flute and violin to create a song that can be used for multiple occasions! A more general text speaking of thankfulness and an alternate Christmas text help make this a...

Darla Eshelman’s Missa Brevis is a fresh new setting of the Missa Brevis for SSAA choir and flute. The varying meters and beautiful harmonies join together in a masterful way. This setting includes the following movements: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus,...

"Creation's Invitation" by Skip Stradtman is a captivating choral piece that invites listeners on a journey through the wonders of nature. With poetic lyrics that ponder the mysteries of the world around us, this composition celebrates the vibrant...

Indiana by Sarah K. May highlights the natural beauty of Indiana with the text from Indiana’s official state poem by Arthur Franklin Mapes. Set for unison voices (ICC10750 or SSA (ICC1015), piano, and optional flute, this song features stunning harmonies...

Ken Berg’s "The Happy Piper" is a charming unison song with piano, featuring an original story about a town where everyone knows the Piper. The townspeople work together to matchmake a farmer and a widow, creating a lighthearted and engaging tale. This...