This powerfully descriptive piece by Paul Doust uses programmatic musical elements that mirror the lyrics. The text is an anonymous, Gaelic blessing with poetic words and images. Paul's setting is fresh and

The original 14th-century plainsong is the point of departure for a fresh, new setting of this Latin text. This gorgeous work is suitable for advanced ensembles in either a secular or sacred

This delightful setting of the traditional French carol is light and delicate with even a few Celtic twists! The ranges are moderate, and the piano accompaniment moves the arrangement along with a

This original Christmas piece contains those lush, jazzy harmonic colors that warm our hearts and has lyrics that capture the essence of all that is good about the Christmas season!

In the SSAA voicing, this piece went viral when the Colorado All-State Treble Choir sang from the balconies in a hotel lobby! This a cappella arrangement of the folk hymn made popular in the movie "O

Starting with an opening fanfare, the piece immediately dives into a delightful 11/8 rhythm that both feels natural and is fun. Through rhythmic and key center changes with wonderful harmonic moments and

Simplicity often gives way to purity and beauty, and that is the case with James Gossler's setting of this Irish room blessing.  Serving as a concert closer or benediction, the words bring peace and

This piece, set to a dramatic text by Wendell Berry, features an active piano part, body percussion, and a mix of speaking and singing. The initial aggression of hate is later balanced by a lyrical

In this nuanced piece for experienced ensembles, the audience is invited to "hear my voice pierce the ceiling of the waves" as expressed by close harmonies and artistic text painting. Taken from the Book of

Commissioned to celebrate the 25th anniversary of a civic chorus, this delightful and accessible setting of a text by the 14th-century poet Hafiz radiates joy. For mixed chorus and piano with optional

A sprightly and refreshing piece, this fits perfectly in any program about spring, nature, or singing itself. It reminds us that, although often overlooked, there were many fine women composers active in

Daniel Hughes has arranged this delightful English folk song as a madrigal. A jovial piece that encourages partying with a most proper spirit, the music serves well at any concert or madrigal dinner feast.

This could be the most beautiful piece yet written by Richard Burchard. It certainly deserves a standing equal to the other great settings of this text over the years. Opening with just the chant line the

Revered conductor, Charlene Archibeque, has taken this English folk song and given it some spritely twists. Although set primarily in 5/4 it bounces in two as the love story unfolds. The result is a song

Now available in a new edition, this classic setting of a text by Walt Whitman was originally published in 1964. Vivid harmonic colors and dramatic dynamics intensify the imagery of the words as they

The elegant text by Byron finds a gentle harp accompaniment and lush choral textures in this new setting. Flowing, singable lines and rich harmonies make the piece accessible to choirs and audiences

Written as a symphony for unaccompanied voices, George Lynn composed Sacred Symphony No. 1 in four movements (1958), of which Sing Unto the Lord a New Song is the third movement. Scored for

What future happenings can one envision for an infant child's life when watching that baby sleep? Jesse Buelke creates a wonderful choral piece on the musing words of William Blake. The piano writing is

Peter Assad composed both the text and music for this madrigal. The text can stand for the uniqueness of a snowflake as the title dictates, or metaphorically for someone else as perhaps the dedication to