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for SSA chorus, piano, and violin
SRD-004b
SA
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SAA
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SSA
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SSAA
5'
English
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Hebrew

In the poem โ€œPsalm of the Sky,โ€ Rabbi Rachel Barenblat reimagines โ€œThe Lord is My Shepherdโ€ (Psalm 23) in a contemporary context. Performers may highlight the many instances of text painting and create contrast between moments of gentleness, boldness, and carefree movement. The last verse of Psalm 23 is included in Hebrew as a coda [โ€ฆ]

for SAB chorus, piano, and violin
SRD-004a
SAB
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SATB
5'
English
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Hebrew

In the poem โ€œPsalm of the Sky,โ€ Rabbi Rachel Barenblat reimagines โ€œThe Lord is My Shepherdโ€ (Psalm 23) in a contemporary context. Performers may highlight the many instances of text painting and create contrast between moments of gentleness, boldness, and carefree movement. The last verse of Psalm 23 is included in Hebrew as a coda [โ€ฆ]

for SATB choir w/piano accompaniment
RCL-029
SATB
4'
English

A setting of Robert Frostโ€™s metaphorical rendering of feelings of depression, isolation and alienation. Rhythmic and thought-provoking. Medium difficulty, appropriate for high school, collegiate and community choirs. Commissioned by Penn High School Choirs, IN.

for TBB chorus, piano, and violin
SRD-004c
TB
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TBB
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TTB
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TTBB
5'
English
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Hebrew

In the poem โ€œPsalm of the Sky,โ€ Rabbi Rachel Barenblat reimagines โ€œThe Lord is My Shepherdโ€ (Psalm 23) in a contemporary context. Performers may highlight the many instances of text painting and create contrast between moments of gentleness, boldness, and carefree movement. The last verse of Psalm 23 is included in Hebrew as a coda [โ€ฆ]

For SA Children's Choir w/ piano accompaniment
RCL-033
SA
3'30"
English

โ€œPuzzleโ€ is a 2-part, SA choral piece for childrenโ€™s choir/ elementary choir. There is also a combined choir (SATB) version. Lyrics by Linda Trott Dickman. How can we resolve our disagreements? โ€œPuzzleโ€ suggests there is a way. The text begins โ€œHow to get along together / itโ€™s a puzzle / Will we understand each other [โ€ฆ]

SATB choir English Horn (or soprano sax), cello and percussion or piano
SPN-021
SATB
6'30"
English

Steven Paxtonโ€™s VISIONS for SATB choir is a moving setting of the poem by Wisconsin poet Charlotte A. Cote: โ€œYou catch sometimes a glimpse of forever โ€” a lakeโ€ฆ .โ€ It was commissioned by Paul Rusterholz and the La Crosse Chamber Chorale in celebration of the 1998 Wisconsin Sesquicentennial. Two versions are available, one with [โ€ฆ]

for mixed choir, a cappella
CME-018
SATB
15'
English

โ€œNature Motetsโ€ is a set of four pieces for a cappella choir. The texts celebrate nature in all its glory, and are by John Muir, John Ruskin, and Sarah Teasdale. Each movement can be performed as a stand-alone piece.ย 

SSA choir with piano
SPN-009
SSA
3'30"
English

The text for How Can I Keep from Singing was written by members of the Derventio Choir of Allestree, Derbyshire, England, and Steven Paxtonโ€™s setting was composed for the competition celebrating that choirโ€™s 30th anniversary. Moderate tempo a cappella sections alternate with fast, rhythmically driving sections mixing 6/8 and 5/8 meters. The piano accompaniment is [โ€ฆ]

for SATB choir with organ or orchestra
GTT-028
SATB
5' 40"
English

โ€œPrelude and Cherubic Hymnโ€ was commissioned by the John F. Kennedy School in Berlin, to mark the 25th anniversary of their annual Advent services held in Berlin Cathedral. It was performed by joint choirs, drawn from students, parents and faculty, and choir members of the American Church in Berlin on 29 November 2017. The piece [โ€ฆ]

for treble and mixed choirs and piano
RCL-022
SA
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SATB
3'
English

โ€œWe Will Shine Like The Sunโ€ is an uptempo piece; this arrangement is for combined SA treble choir & SATB choir with piano accompaniment.. The empowering text inspires imagination with optimistic lyrics that are ideal for young singers. The score includes a driving piano accompaniment, a clapping section, and an optional tambourine part. The rousing [โ€ฆ]

SABar choir with piano
SPN-008
SAB
3'30"
English

The text for How Can I Keep from Singing was written by members of the Derventio Choir of Allestree, Derbyshire, England, and Steven Paxtonโ€™s setting was composed for the competition celebrating that choirโ€™s 30th anniversary. Moderate tempo a cappella sections alternate with fast, rhythmically driving sections mixing 6/8 and 5/8 meters. The piano accompaniment is [โ€ฆ]

for SSA voices and piano
JDM-006
SSA
5'30"
Latin

This setting of the traditional โ€œHail Maryโ€ prayer takes a new approach, employing a lullaby rhythm in F minor. The voices become a haunting plea for forgiveness and intercession. The piano accompaniment provides support for the singers while still maintaining its own voice.

for SA choir and piano
PGN-004
SA
2'20"
English

Using a text by Karen (Hallal) Ricks that captures the yearning feelings of a young person, this exuberant setting seeks to match word and tone.

for SATB choir a cappella
RCL-024
SATB
3'15"
English

โ€œBorderโ€ is an artistic response to the immigration/refugee crisis around the globe (especially in the United States). The opening passage is: โ€œBorder, sanctuary, asylum, bridges not walls.โ€ The text draws from (and paraphrases) several sources: contemporary media, Emma Lazarusโ€™ โ€œThe New Colossus,โ€ the Bibleโ€™s Matthew 25:31-40, currency, and others. The changing meters of โ€œBorderโ€ fill [โ€ฆ]

for mixed chorus a cappella
PGN-002
SATB
5'
English

Word painting of a raw, intense poem by Paul Cummings is the essence of this homage to the miracle of music, which begins: Your harmony invades my being; / my body is captured by the embrace / of a melody that leads me out of dark places. ย 

for mixed voices and string quartet
PGN-012
SATB
7'30"
English

This short cantata on spring evokes expressive texts by John Milton, anonymous, and E.E. Cummings.

for SATB a cappella
PGN-008
SATB
1'40"
Other

Beautiful morning song from the California Missions in a simple arrangement, from solo voice to SATB.

for SSSSAAAB chorus unaccompanied
SPN-016
SSAATB
4'
English

Multipleย divisiย lines in soprano and alto and unison tenor/bass create an effective textural setting of this text from Isaiah 42: โ€œBehold my servant, whom I uphold: my chosen one in whom I delight.โ€ SSSSAAAB unaccompanied.

for SAB choir and piano
RCL-023
SAB
3'
English

โ€œWe Will Shine Like The Sunโ€ is an uptempo piece; this arrangement is for combined SA treble choir & SATB choir with piano accompaniment.. The empowering text inspires imagination with optimistic lyrics that are ideal for young singers. The score includes a driving piano accompaniment, a clapping section, and an optional tambourine part. The rousing [โ€ฆ]

for SSA choir a cappella
PGN-006
SSA
5'15"
English
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Latin
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Other

Set in three languages (Spanish, English, and Latin), each iteration takes a slightly different style for the message of Psalm 18 (19): โ€œThe ordinances of the Lord are rightโ€ฆโ€

For SATB choir w/ piano accompaniment
RCL-034
SATB
3'30"
English

This is the combined choir (SATB) version of โ€œPuzzle.โ€ There is also 2-part, SA choral piece for childrenโ€™s choir/ elementary choir. Lyrics by Linda Trott Dickman. How can we resolve our disagreements? โ€œPuzzleโ€ suggests there is a way. The text begins โ€œHow to get along together / itโ€™s a puzzle / Will we understand each [โ€ฆ]

for SSA and piano
PGN-015
SSA
4'50"
English

Setting a romantic, old-style text by David Umeda, this piece for girlsโ€™ choirs is written so that groups of differing abilities may take part.

SATB choir with piano
SPN-007
SATB
3'30"
English

The text for How Can I Keep from Singing was written by members of the Derventio Choir of Allestree, Derbyshire, England, and Steven Paxtonโ€™s setting was composed for the competition celebrating that choirโ€™s 30th anniversary. Moderate tempo a cappella sections alternate with fast, rhythmically driving sections mixing 6/8 and 5/8 meters. The piano accompaniment is [โ€ฆ]

for SSA choir a cappella
PGN-003
SSA
5'30"
English

This marvelous love poem by Elizabeth Barrett Browning is dynamically dressed with a rich palette of word painting.

for SATB chorus and piano
PHD-001
SATBB
3'
English

โ€œWithout listening, there is no songโ€ฆโ€ The text by Matt Boresi emphasizes the importance of listening in music and in life, a timely message for our world. A flowing piano part, lush harmonies and a soaring melody will make this a satisfying and meaningful addition to your library.ย  โ€œListenโ€ was written to celebrate the 70th [โ€ฆ]

for SATB chorus and piano
SRD-002
SATB
3'
Hebrew

This upbeat mixed-meter setting of Psalm 100 in Hebrew was inspired by Bernsteinโ€™s Chichester Psalms. The difficulty level is moderate, suitable for high school, college, and community choirs. It was premiered by Triad: Bostonโ€™s Choral Collective. The English translation is as follows: 1 Shout for joy to the Lord, all the earth. 2 Worship the [โ€ฆ]

for SATB choir a cappella
RCL-021
SATB
3'30"
English

Golden Apples Of The Sun (SATB, unaccompanied) is a joyful, rhythmic piece with lyrics inspired by a Yeats poem. Accessible, uptempo and exhilarating, it is ideal for civic events and celebrations. It is a dynamic work that is exciting for both performers and listeners. Winner of the Celebration Singers 80th Anniversary Composition Competition.

for SATB chorus unaccompanied
SPN-015
SATB
3'30"
Latin

A melodic, prayerful, and emotionally engaging setting of the ancient Latin hymn text attributed to Pope St. Gregory the Great (540-604),ย Supreme Creator of Light. Lucis Creator optime, Supreme Creator of light, lucem dierum proferens, Bringing forth each dayโ€™s dawn, primordiis lucis novae, Creating anew the primordial light, mundi parans originem: Which first shown when the [โ€ฆ]

for SA choir, piano, and optional oboe
PGN-014
SA
2'20"
English
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French

โ€œLโ€™amour de moyโ€ (English title: The Garden and the Nightingale) was commissioned for the Intermediate Choir of the L.A. Childrenโ€™s Chorus, and premiered by them in June 2008 at Ambassador Auditorium in Pasadena, with Mandy Brigham conducting. Its character is light and lively.

for SATB choir with piano and optional percussion
SPN-013
SATB
2'
Other

KONIKONECO (SATB chorus) is a traditional call-and-response song of the Teso people, who live in eastern Uganda and in western Kenya. The lyrics, from the Ateso language combined with borrowings from other languages and dialects, roughly translates as โ€œLet us celebrate our schools, our learning, and our empowerment.โ€ The piano accompaniment suggests the arpeggios typical [โ€ฆ]

SATB chorus and organ
ROC-010
4:08
Latin

ROC-010 Confitemini Domino The Latin text โ€œConfitemini Dominoโ€ โ€“ โ€œGive thanks to the Lordโ€ โ€” appears in several Psalms and has been set to music across centuries โ€“ from early composers like Giovanni Gabrieli, Heinrich Schรผtz, and Jean-Baptiste Lully to modern masters like Knut Nystedt. This setting for SATB chorus (with brief soprano/bass divisi) is [โ€ฆ]

for TTB choir with piano and optional percussion
SPN-014
TTB
2'
Other

KONIKONECO (TTB) is a traditional call-and-response song of theย Tesoย people, who live in eastern Uganda and in western Kenya. The lyrics, from theย Atesolanguage combined with borrowings from other languages and dialects, roughly translates as โ€œLet us celebrate our schools, our learning, and our empowerment.โ€ The piano accompaniment suggests the arpeggios typical of Ugandan hand-held harpsย (aโ€™dungu). Other [โ€ฆ]

for SSATB Choir, unaccompanied
SDE-012
SSATB
6'
English

An English translation of the poem โ€œFriede auf Erdenโ€ by Conrad Ferdinand Meyer (1825-1898) is set for SSATB choir unaccompanied. Referencing the Christmas story, this setting brings to life the text with lush harmonies freely changing key centers as the story progresses. Each of the four stanzas ends with a variation on the musical material [โ€ฆ]

for SATB choir w/piano accompaniment
RCL-031
SATB
5'
English

A request by Artistic Director Susan Glass for a new choral work addressing climate change resulted in the creation of โ€œPlanet Earth Lullaby.โ€ Composer Rich Campbell contemplated and determined the piece would be both an alarm for help and a call to action. For over a century the internationally recognized distress signal has been the [โ€ฆ]

for 3-Part Mixed choir with piano and optional percussion
SPN-012
SAB
2'
Other

KONIKONECO (3-Part Mixed chorus) is a traditional call-and-response song of the Teso people, who live in eastern Uganda and in western Kenya. The lyrics, from the Ateso language combined with borrowings from other languages and dialects, roughly translates as โ€œLet us celebrate our schools, our learning, and our empowerment.โ€ The piano accompaniment suggests the arpeggios [โ€ฆ]

for SATB choir unaccompanied
SPN-019
SATB
4'30"
Latin

SATB a cappella settings of three ancient Latin texts in a style reminiscent of Renaissance polyphony, but mixing dissonant and tonal harmonies in a challenging but singable texture. Melodies are often disjunct, even passing from section to section, but always lyrical and poignantly expressive. De castitatis thalamo, virgo virginum, and Ave Maria. Ave Maria also [โ€ฆ]

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