Here is a popular Zulu traditional song as arranged by Rudolf de Beer, former conductor of the Drakensbeg Boys Choir of South Africa. What a vivid connection to the people and culture of that part of the world! Authentic percussion and movement suggestions give this selection great visual appeal.

Arranger: Rudolf de Beer

Arranged by Stanislav Gribkov, the artistic director and chief conductor of the St. Petersburg TV and Radio Choir, this intricate setting sounds harder than it is. The ChoirTrax CD has a full performance track as well as a recorded pronunciation guide by a native speaker.Available separately: 4-Part Treble and ChoirTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 2:25.

Arranger: Stanislav Gribkov

This latest selection from the Henry Leck Creating Choral Artistry series will be debuted by the ACDA Junior High Honor Choir in February. Based on the Kenyan phrase for "the voice of the dove" this composition combines the imagery of the African landscape and its musical essence. Available separately: SATB, SAB and SSAA. Performance Time: Approx. 3:40. Percussion instruments

Composer: Rollo Dilworh

Now available in a treble voicing, this energetic spiritual features a soloist with choral backup, bright percussive rhythms, a bluesy vocal bass line and the visual appeal of body percussion making this a first-rate showcase for mixed or treble choirs!

Arranger: Ken Berg

Now available in a treble voicing, this energetic spiritual features a soloist with choral backup, bright percussive rhythms, a bluesy vocal bass line and the visual appeal of body percussion making this a first-rate showcase for mixed or treble choirs!

Arranger: Ken Berg

A poem from the folklore collection Carmina Galdelica of Scotland provides the lyrics for this gentle invocation which calls to mind other similar blessings: Be thou a bright flame before me, Be thou a guiding star above me, Be thou a smooth path below me. An expressive and meaningful work for treble choirs!

Composer: Peter Robb

Cascading bells played by choir members and the recurring phrase Et in terra pax between the verses of the familiar melody create a joyful seasonal showcase for treble voices. The final triumphant verse features a majestic descant and transitions into a sonorous conclusion on the final phrase, good will to all.

Arranger: Nancy Grundahl | Composer: Mark Hall

Here is the traditional spiritual in a contemporary and dramatic setting for women's unaccompanied voices, opening with a beginning unison melody, performed in a slow, heavy manner. When the tempo picks up, the melody is supported by the other voices and a recurring rhythmic groove that adds to the urgency of the text.

Arranger: Randi Grundahl Rexroth

Here is a popular South African traditional song as arranged by Rudolf de Beer, former conductor of the Drakensberg Boys Choir of South Africa. What a vivid connection to the people and culture of that part of the world! Includes percussion and pronunciation guide.

Arranger: Rudolf de Beer

From a serene and ethereal opening, this traditional spiritual transitions into an energetic gospel refrain, with call and response lines and exciting vocal effects. An outstanding treble showcase! With piano or optional a cappella.

Arranger: Nancy Grundahl

Introduce your treble choirs to the Baroque/Classical style of the Italian composer Baldassare Galuppi with this adagio movement filled with sorrowful descending lines and ardent suspensions. An excellent work for developing clarity of line and musicianship.

Arranger: Melissa Malvar-Keylock

Now available in an SSAA voicing! This work perfectly captures the vulnerability of growing up, with beautiful imagery of a roof as steady, sheltering, inclusive and warm - things all people need, but especially the young. With rich harmonies, arching phrases and violin obbligato, this is a stunning work for concert and festival programming.

Composer: Andrea Ramsey

The Grammy-winning singer Kelly Clarkson scored big with an elegant, pitch-perfect and rousing rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Super Bowl XLVI with choral back-up provided by the Indianapolis Children's Choir, conducted by Henry Leck. Here is the arrangement in two keys, the original in G, as sung by Kelly and a B-flat edition, for use with soprano or tenor soloist, or a group of singers. Recorded by the Indianapolis Children's Choir, Rachel Anderson, soloist.

Arranger: Henry Leck | Composer: Francis Scott Key | Performed By: Kelly Clarkson

With vocal sounds evoking the rushing wind, this setting of the 13th century Latin sequence moves into an opening chant over djembe accompaniment. Expansive phrases transition into a driving accelerando of vocal clusters and finally a broad and spacious ending with the repeated word spiritus, and the sounds of the swirling wind. An ideal opening selection or processional!

Composer: Andrea Ramsey

Commissioned for the 25th anniversary of the Cincinnati Children's Choir, We Will Do Miracles is a fun, inspirational, and boisterous tune for treble voices. The text is adapted from Walt Whitman's Song of the Open Road and is perfect for any occasion of joy and celebration. From the riveting dynamics to its strong lyrical message, this piece is a wonderful choice for any treble voice choir.

Composer: Dominick DiOrio

Commissioned for the 25th anniversary of the Cincinnati Children's Choir, We Will Do Miracles is a fun, inspirational, and boisterous tune for treble voices. The text is adapted from Walt Whitman's Song of the Open Road and is perfect for any occasion of joy and celebration. From the riveting dynamics to its strong lyrical message, this piece is a wonderful choice for any treble voice choir.

Arranger: Dominick DiOrio | Composer: Dominick DiOrio

The text of this reflective and expressive work provides a rich metaphor for healing as it suggests that difficulty and sorrow can be used redemptively in our lives. At the point in the text where the phrase a frail bell posed a chime is heard, the unmetered voices evoke the sound of a wind chime, building to a forte, then gradually diminishing to a quiet conclusion. With piano, wind chimes and finger cymbal.

Composer: Dan Forrest

Opening with four-part unaccompanied voices singing the text, Live in the sunshine, swim in the sea, drink the wild air, the work then bounds ahead with flowing vocal phrases over a rhythmic accompaniment to create an exciting work of hope, possibility and human kindness.

Composer: Robert I. Hugh