Childrens Choral Concert Music

This favorite '80s ballad is presented in a tender concert-style arrangement with beautiful choral harmonies and an inventive piano part. Feature a soloist and your whole ensemble with these empowering

Written for treble voices and djembe, this upbeat original composition encapsulates a sentiment of unity and resonates with themes of joy, hope, peace, and love. Ideal for school, community, and festival

Grammy Award winner Bill Withers recorded this happy song in 1977, and this groovin' arrangement stays true to the R&B style of the original while employing some gospel harmonies designed to show off

A great groove and positive lyrics make this engaging concert work a solid choice for treble choirs. Composed in a modern upbeat style, the djembe and piano drive the rhythmic feel that supports the

"You can rise above your limits, you can get back on your feet.." A strong statement about overcoming challenges that's perfect for graduation, moving-on ceremonies, or final concerts, this pop-style

Perfect for year-end concerts and moving-up ceremonies, this reflective song for two-part treble voices, as performed by the One Voice Children's Choir, is full of gratitude. Perform the piece with the

With text from Max Ehrmann's Desiderata, this accessible, lyrical piece is perfect for graduations, moving up ceremonies, or any event signifying a life transition.

Filled with contrast and text painting, this whimsical yet highly relevant setting of Coty Raven Morris' text is engaging and fun to sing. Appropriate throughout the year and for choirs of all sizes, the

Focusing on personal and community wellness, this original work alternates between unison singing and layered sections that echo lyrics between the voices. Certain to be empowered by the rich messages found

The powerful Act I closer from the Broadway hit musical "Dear Evan Hansen" explores the complexities of social connectivity and our need for respect and love. An uplifting choral showcase for pop and

This Chorus America commission is an accessible work for treble or mixed choir which explores the real-life consequences of bullying - evoking a spirit of empathy not with sugar-coated niceties but with

With a lightly syncopated contemporary sound, this uplifting original expresses the need for a warm and welcoming community for all. Perform with piano alone or with the addition of an optional djembe. Rich

Paul Laurence Dunbar's poem is just as relevant now as when it was written in 1896. Rhythmic ostinatos in this a cappella setting with a notated djembe part heighten the intensity of the historic text that

This uplifting and affirmatory piece sets a text by the composer inspired by the reflections of the Northwest Girlchoir on what their choir means to them. A gradual building of choral texture creates an

This piece offers a positive message of hope that will be appreciated by both choir and audience. With a text crafted in part by the students for whom it was commissioned, pleasant triadic harmonies and a

Written in an accessible singer-songwriter style, this piece celebrates finding one's true self. A solo gives way to choral accompaniment figures, followed by duetting voices and, finally, a warm homophonic

In times of trial, there is great comfort in being held. Robert Bode's encouraging text reflects upon the ways in which all things are held together. The gentle ballad setting is lyrical and approachable,

In collaboration with his high school treble choir, Carter Datz has created a song that meets young students where they are and addresses a topic that seems universal among young people: the struggle to

This classic song of peace has become an anthem for our times. Accessibly set in just two parts, it features nice moving harmonies and a little bit of gospel styling, especially in the piano accompaniment.

Originally recorded by Broadway Kids Against Bullying, this poignant song carries a message of inclusion and empowerment. Young singers will resonate with the music and lyrics, which strives to make the

Commissioned to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Eastman School of Music, this celebration of creativity is a recognition of the vision and commitment as well as the vulnerability that accompanies the

Charles Anthony Silvestri's text is brought to life in this lyrical piece written for treble chorus and piano. This touching piece about finding one's voice through song celebrates finding peace in

"Wherever you go, go forth!" This simple, mostly unison song for any choir has a supportive piano accompaniment and encouraging lyrics that invite us all to "go forth" by leading with compassion and grace.

"Take my hand, don't let go..." This inspirational selection about the pressures the world throws at us is an empowering and lyrical work that will inspire singers and audiences. A free SEL