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CONCERT WORKS
The Open Hand—Susan LaBarr. Inspired by
quotes from the life of Bridget "Biddy" Mason,
an enslaved woman in the 1800s who worked
and fought her way to freedom and success,
this work for treble choirs is sure to resonate
with your singers. Set in a smooth contemporary
style, the approachable vocal lines are supported
by a steady piano accompaniment that will
ensure space for a sensitive and meaningful
performance.
11567969 SSA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.20
The Reborn Sun—Faith Zimmer. Both
contemplative and celebratory, this original
concert work for treble choirs features an English
translation of the French poem Hymne au soleil
(Hymn to the Sun) by Casimir Delavigne. Through
tough times, we can persevere and eventually
shine brighter than ever before, like the sun. An
inspiring and artistic work!
11567970 SSA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.40
A Respectable Bird—Suzy Johnson. Here's a
lighthearted number inspired by one of America's
founding fathers, Ben Franklin, who was a big
fan of the American turkey. Set in the style of a
tango with a clarinet for color, this novelty extols
the virtues of this corpulent, feathery friend. Fun
and engaging at any time of year, but especially
near Thanksgiving, your singers and audiences
will gobble this one up!
11582048 Two-Part or SA . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.75
Rise Up and Awake—Jeannine Lasky & Masa
Fukuda. A call to show thanks for what we have
by giving back and paying it forward, this upbeat
song features an optional soloist, empowering
harmonies, and an inspiring message. Unison
singing and flexible voicing make this a perfect
selection for young singers at any skill level.
11593821 Unison/Two-Part . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.50
Simply SA (Concert Repertoire for SA
Choirs)—Amy F. Bernon, Mark Burrows,
Neil Ginsberg, Ruth Morris Gray, Ruth Elaine
Schram & Z. Randall Stroope. Featuring six
well-crafted choral pieces for treble choirs that
don't require additional divisi beyond two parts,
this reproducible collection is a great addition to
your choral library. These pieces strike the right
balance between maturity and accessibility,
with quality texts and musical settings that will
resonate with singers of all ages. It's flexible and
reproducible, so you will always be prepared
with repertoire on any rehearsal day, no matter
how many singers are present. Simply project
or make as many copies as you need - and you
can reuse this repertoire year after year. The
piano accompaniments are available separately
as downloadable MP3s. Each piece is also
available for purchase individually. Titles: I Will
Be the Gladdest Thing (Neil Ginsberg); Exsultate
(Mark Burrows); Why Does the Willow Weep?
(Ruth Elaine Schram); Isn't It Amazing? (Amy F.
Bernon); Natsu No Yo Wa (Ruth Morris Gray);
The Skipping Stone (Z. Randall Stroope).
11593365 SA Reproducible Book . . . . . . 49.95
Sing Me a Song!—Cristi Cary Miller. Ideal
as an opening selection, this concert work is
based on Walter de la Mare's well-known poem
Music. With contrasting sections from exuberant
to lyrical and vocal lines crafted with younger
voices in mind, this selection offers both depth
and accessibility that will help your treble choir
sound its best. An optional descant adds a third
part for the final section.
11583141 Two-Part or SA, w/
opt. Descant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.35
SingCircle (Voiceworks: 111 rounds for
singing by heart)—Edward Caswel & Peter Hunt.
Suitable for groups of all ages and experience
levels, this collection of rounds provides choral
leaders with everything they need to facilitate
inclusive and satisfying group singing. Spanning
centuries of accessible material, the songs in this
collection draw from a range of traditions, are in a
variety of different languages, and are written for
anywhere from unison to four or more parts.
11592393 Book- Unison to Four or
More Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30.99
Songs for the People—Jacob Narverud. Here's
another exciting and rhythmic concert selection
from the composer of Sisi ni Moja and Ad
Astra. Ideal for developing choirs, it features an
empowering text from activist and poet Frances
E.W. Harper that speaks of the power of music to
bring people together to overcome many of the
challenges in our world. The singable melodies
are written in a popular-song style that is sure
to appeal!
11606114 SSA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.75
Swifter Than Flame—Elaine Hagenberg.
Explore the vast unknown with this impressive
and dramatic setting of Carl John Bostelmann's
poem. Rapidly layered vocal entrances and racing
sixteenth notes in the piano propel the journey,
while thoughtful voice leading and text painting
lend themselves to expressive phrasing.
11595811 SSAA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.25
Take Flight—Bryson Finney. Blending heartfelt
melodies with achievable part writing and a lilting
supportive piano accompaniment, this cheerful
selection sets Franklin Willis' text that celebrates
the unity, togetherness, and community we find
through music. Ideal for younger voices, this treble
piece is a great choice for any music-themed
event or inspirational celebration.
11595564 Two-Part or SA . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.95
There's a Hole in the Bucket—arr. Blake
Richter. Set with humor and lots of pedagogical
expertise, this charming arrangement of a
delightful children's song will bring the song to
life for your young singers. Lots of unison lines,
a fun section of mixed meter to fit the cadence of
the text, and some spoken solos complement this
approachable showcase for treble choirs.
11567975 Two-Part or SA . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.00
This Is Our Day—David Scott Gantz/arr. Masa
Fukuda. Feature a soloist or a small group in this
inspiring original work that will work really well
for graduation or moving-up ceremonies - or in
any concert setting. It's a pop-style ballad with
memorable melodies and harmonic motives that
are a joy to sing. The lyrics champion character,
perseverance, seizing opportunities, and
celebrating collective achievement. This can be a
great way to feature your graduates!
11593377 SSA or Three-Part Treble . . . . . 3.40
This Is Why We Sing—David Scott Gantz/arr.
Masa Fukuda. Perfect for graduation, moving-up
ceremonies, or any time of year, this ballad
celebrates achievement, future growth, and unity
through song. It's led by a soloist with background
vocals underneath. The accompaniment track
adds stunning depth and richness, making this a
standout concert closer.
11593380 Two-Part. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.20
Thither Will I Go—Tom Trenney. An exploration
of light and darkness, this setting of Laurence
Housman's text is an incredibly engaging piece
for treble choir. Alternating between broad
homophonic singing and sprightly canonic writing,
this piece builds on a memorable motive and
increases in intensity until the emphatic ending. A
must-sing!
11593456 SSAA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.65
Try, Try Again—Rollo Dilworth. With text by
William Edward Hickson, this song shares the
important adage that "If at first you don't succeed,
try, try again." Accessible yet satisfying harmonies
are paired with a stately gospel styled piano
accompaniment, making this piece a strong
statement of determination. An empowering
choice for young voices!
11569046 Two-Part or SA . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.65
Vuela—Carlos Cordero. Voices will take flight
singing this opening unison melody about birds
helping each other fly free. An optional descant
adds sparkle and energy to the texture, reminding
us that we can go far together. This uplifting and
memorable selection is a great choice for choirs of
all ages and abilities.
11575411 SSAA w/ descant . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.00
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