Complete Catalog
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| Title | Poet/Lyricist | Voicing/Instrumentation |
Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| We Are FedA nontraditional communion anthem perfect for smaller choirs | Jodi Gustafson | SAB and piano with optional percussion and flute | |
| Come AwayJanuary Feature: A flirtatious, lush concert opener, perfect for Spring! | John Dowland | SATB divisi a cappella | |
| We Toast the DaysThis Celtic-inspired toast is a lovely secular piece to add to your winter program. Available for SATB, SSAA or TTBB | Linda Kachelmeier | SATB a cappella, optional guitar, SSAA a cappella, optional guitar, TTBB a cappella, optional guitar | |
| Coventry CarolPowerful and haunting setting of the old English Carol, published through Hinshaw Music. | Anonymous 16th c. English | SSATBB a cappella | |
| Rejoice and Be GladA driving gospel number. Fun for your choir and pianists! | Psalm 118 | SATB and piano duet | |
| Among the PinesA Northern lake at twilight | Arthur Upson | tenor and piano | |
| The Dragon SingsHeroic and tragic, an evocation of the First World War | Siegfried Sassoon | TTBB with piano and percussion | |
| TankaA sparse, grey winter scene | Arthur Upson | tenor and piano | |
| Give My Heart (with Wayfaring Stranger)A bluesy partner song incorporating Christina Rosetti's well known verse from "In the Bleak Midwinter". This piece works with children or adults, any voicing! | Christina Rosetti | 2-part (any combination) and piano | |
| October SongA passionate love song to autumn | Arthur Upson | tenor and piano | |
| Good King Wenceslas"Ye who now will bless the poor, shall yourselves find blessing". Rich arrangement of the ancient carol of the king and the peasant. | Piae Cantiones; text by J. M. Neale | SSATBB a cappella | |
| Springtide of the SoulA poignant art song about the deep bonds of friendship | Arthur Upson | tenor and piano | |
| God Rest Ye Merry, GentlemenTidings of comfort and joy! Enjoy this rousing new arrangement of the traditional English Carol. | Traditional English | SSATBB a cappella | |
| O Little TownThe pure stillness of Christmas Eve | Bishop Phillips Brooks | Soprano and clarinet | |
| LuxEternal light (Lux) is invoked throughout this passionate work with a medieval flavor | Offertorium and Communio from the Requiem Mass | TBB a cappella | |
| Midnight ClearThe world in solemn stillness lay, to hear the angels sing | Edmund Hamilton Sears | Soprano and clarinet | |
| I am becomingA simple song of individual growth and discovery--perfect for graduation | Linda Kachelmeier | Unison and piano, SA and piano | |
| Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep A playful wake-up call to the shepherds | Anonymous | Soprano and clarinet | |
| From the Valley of the WheatA robust song of harvest | Arthur Upson | tenor and piano | |
| Welsh CarolThe wonder and anticipation of Christmas | Pr. K. E. Roberts | High soprano and piano | |
| In God's Name (A Benediction)A lovely ending for any service | Adapted from a Benediction by Rev. Rob MacDougall and Rev. Dick Kozelka | SATB and piano with optional C instrument | |
| Dark the NightA dramatic solo for Epiphany | Anonymous Welsh, tr. K.E. Roberts | Mezzo-Soprano and piano | |
| ListeningA dynamic song for women about the spirit of music | Amy Lowell | SSA with piano | |
| Each Of UsThe power of the collective voice in speech and song, this song is part of the ACDA Regional Convention (Central and North Central) Composers Reading Session I, Easy to Medium. | Walt Whitman | SATB and piano | |
| New ProspectA rollicking duet based on two American hymn tunes | "Land of Rest" and "Union Seminary" | Piano and Organ Duet |