James Bowyer : May-Flower

Emily Dickinson's springtime text comes alive in this bright and graceful setting for treble voices. Beginning in unison and gradually blossoming to three voice parts, this song features a flowing piano accompaniment that never doubles but always supports the singers. An artful, yet accessible choice for treble choirs of distinction.

Arranger: James Bowyer

Sarah Martinez : Oy Khodyt Son

This traditional Ukrainian lullaby is characterized by a somber minor key and heartfelt rubato. The beautifully sparse treatment invites ensembles to personalize their performance by including the optional piano accompaniment or featuring solo voices. An optional narrator may read the English text translation during delicate interludes. Both phonetic and IPA guides appear in the publication or view the pronunciation video to hear a demonstration by a native speaker.

Arranger: Sarah Martinez | Composer: Traditional Ukrainian Lullaby

Evoke the feeling of a glistening daybreak with this captivating original. It's a pleasure to sing, with a tuneful theme and some sparkling harmonic highlights that fan out from a single note. Perform with optional flute, wind chimes, and suspended cymbal to create a refreshing nature soundscape. "Tiny drops of water . . . showing me the beauty of sunlight shining through."

Composer: Shayla L. Blake

The girls of your choir will stop the show with this fast-paced, energy-filled mini-medley from the mega-hit movie musical, Mamma Mia! Originally made popular by the Swedish music group ABBA. Sensational SSA singing with super-fun "all-girl" lyrics!

Arranger: Andy Beck | Composer: Stig Anderson | Performed By: ABBA

This beloved aria appears in Act II of Puccini's La Bohème showcases Musetta's over-the-top confidence. Here's an approachable two-minute arrangement of the flirtatious waltz fitted with glorious three-part harmonies that complement the world-famous score. An Italian pronunciation and translation guide is included in the publication.

Arranger: Douglas E. Wagner | Composer: Giacomo Puccini

"Music gives . . . life to everything." Powerful words by Plato are given a contemporary sound in this buoyant piece by Mark Burrows. Soaring with radiant energy, it uses colorful harmonies and a driving 3/4 meter to extol the virtues of music. A central chant-like section sets the familiar phrase "Where words fail, music speaks" in Latin. Highly recommended for concert, contest, or festival.

Arranger: Mark Burrows

The vibrant vocables of this extraordinary original have no literal meaning, but bubble with rhythmic joy. An add-on opening introduces three independent voice parts before unfolding into a complete rondo that grows to an action-packed ending. Pair this impressive follow-up with Greg's original Vox; both can be performed a cappella or with optional piano.

Arranger: Greg Gilpin