Two independent vocal parts, punctuated by rhythmic handclaps, are introduced individually and later combined in this joyful concert feature. An ostinato add-on section offers the opportunity for

A charming text about music from beloved children's writer Robert Louis Stevenson. The conservative vocal ranges and lilting lines are just right for younger choirs. A delicate flute obbligato (included in

Opening with just a shaker and unison voices, the percussion ostinatos (notated in the score) and traditional choral harmonies gradually unfold into full harmony. Well-planned key changes ensure successful

This charming original piece re-creates the conversation between a pair of birds as they observe children singing. The birds consider what the sounds are, why the sounds are made, and most importantly, "Is

A solo voice opens this moving anthem of individuality that doubles as a celebration of music. When all the voices join, singers echo warm phrases from part to part and build to an important realization at

Here's an original madrigal that's an excellent teaching piece for developing mixed or treble choirs. Independent vocal lines, terraced dynamics, and a joyful music-themed text make it an appealing concert

This lesser-known poem by 19th-century poet Lura Anna Boies celebrates the inherent artfulness in nature. Simple but effective echo effects in the voices imitate the sound of rippling waters, while

"I have a song within my heart." This simple song is a quick learn for young choirs. Ample unison singing, easy harmonies, and a canon setting - this quickly stacks up to sound impressive. 

"When words are not enough, we sing a song." This accessible and easy-to-learn music-themed selection will work well for concert and festival programs, especially for massed choirs. A tuneful hook and full

"Your song is my very heart." Penned for a daughter's graduation, this beautiful metaphor describes a cherished loved one as a song with qualities such as hope, healing, laughter, and love. Easily learned,