Sing a new song, Cantate Dominum, are the words that begin this energetic and celebratory piece. The opening section in 7/8 absolutely dances and thankfully returns for a joyous conclusion. The middle section poetically brings in the beauty of creation. This SSA voicing can be sung together with the SATB voicing, P1716. A great festival piece that can also be sung in worship.

Arranger: Judith Herrington | Composer: Judith Herrington

Sing a new song, Cantate Dominum, are the words that begin this energetic and celebratory piece. The opening section in 7/8 absolutely dances and thankfully returns for a joyous conclusion. The middle section poetically brings in the beauty of creation. This SSA voicing can be sung together with the SATB voicing, P1716. A great festival piece that can also be sung in worship.

Composer: Judith Herrington

Shirley McRae is best known for the exquisite way she arranges folk songs... they capture the nationality of their origin so perfectly. This gentle English folk song expresses the longing of separated lovers. Designed for children's and middle school choirs.

Arranger: Shirley W. McRae

This macaronic piece brings together the Spanish and English languages, and it is the invigorating and inspiring text that drives the rhythm and energy of this creative song. A previous choral release by Ms. Herrington also utilizing the poetry of Bianca Chamusco, Born in a Symphony, is a definite partner. Wonderful for high school and college concert. Medium.

Composer: Judith Herrington

This macaronic piece brings together the Spanish and English languages, and it is the invigorating and inspiring text that drives the rhythm and energy of this creative song. A previous choral release by Ms. Herrington also utilizing the poetry of Bianca Chamusco, Born in a Symphony, is a definite partner. Wonderful for high school and college concert. Medium.

Arranger: Judith Herrington | Composer: Judith Herrington

This could be the most awesome piece of the 21st century. Why? Here's a tune that is energizing and exciting that teaches singers how to write counts in music and it's concert programmable. Every high school and college choir will want to have this piece to start their year. And as Vance George said, ... it makes rhythm fun; it is great for high school and middle school choirs. I have used it in festivals and the kids love it. Easy to medium difficulty.

Arranger: Kevin Memley | Composer: Kevin Memley

This could be the most awesome piece of the 21st century. Why? Here's a tune that is energizing and exciting that teaches singers how to write counts in music and it's concert programmable. Every high school and college choir will want to have this piece to start their year. And as Vance George said, ... it makes rhythm fun; it is great for high school and middle school choirs. I have used it in festivals and the kids love it. Easy to medium difficulty.

Composer: Kevin Memley

Judy Herrington established her reputation through her conducting work with the Tacoma Youth Chorus. Later, her books, folk song arrangements and choral series produced an ardent following. This a cappella arrangement of one of the great American hymns is another tribute to her excellent work. Available: SSA a cappella, TBB a cappella.

Arranger: Judith Herrington

Judy Herrington's reputation as a conductor, teacher and arranger have been well-established. Her role as a commissioned composer is gaining quickly. A specialist with children and treble voices, Ms. Herrington has created an SSA setting of this Stevenson poem. The cascading vocal lines paint beautiful pictures in sound. Excellent for school and festival choirs.

Arranger: Judith Herrington | Composer: Judith Herrington

This Armenian folk song is an excellent candidate for Judy Herrington's Songs of the World series. An homage to the moon, it is more of a metaphor of appreciation for all light that shines into the places of darkness. Great for young voices it can also be effective with 2-Part choirs of all ages. Easy to medium.

Arranger: Judith Herrington

Pin pin de sarapin is a fingerplay song and chant from Capiz. It is a counting-out game where a player touches one finger after another of the other players and bends the finger on which he lands at the end of the chant. The series of action is repeated until only one finger of a player remains unbent. Jude Roldan has transformed this game into a charming song. Great for children's and treble choirs. Medium difficulty.

Arranger: Jude Roldan

Conductor Maria Theresa Vizconde-Roldan proves herself a superb arranger with this Philippine children's game song. Playful and fun from the start it moves into a rapid canon and eventually accelerates to a winning finish. A festival piece, concert selection for treble choirs.

Arranger: Maria Theresa Vizconde-Roldan

In this poem, is Longfellow describing sounds from the sea, or the tides of our own soul? Judy Herrington sets song to this text that keeps the question open. The rushing waves emanate from the piano accompaniment and toss onto the shore through the choral statements with ease. Excellent for young voices, high school and college treble choirs. Easy to Medium.

Composer: Judith Herrington

In this poem, is Longfellow describing sounds from the sea, or the tides of our own soul? Judy Herrington sets song to this text that keeps the question open. The rushing waves emanate from the piano accompaniment and toss onto the shore through the choral statements with ease. Excellent for young voices, high school and college treble choirs. Easy to Medium.

Arranger: Judith Herrington | Composer: Judith Herrington

This joyful piece was the theme song for a festival in Indonesia, then revised for an online video during the Covid-19 pandemic. Originating in the Philippines, it quickly became a popular song of hope to be sung throughout the world.

Composer: Jude Roldan

The title and text come from Dante Gabriel Rossetti and discuss the experience of déjà vu. The composer paints musical colors around Rossetti's words that are absolutely enticing. The melodic lines are lovely and the way they are intertwined harmonically is captivating.

Composer: Donna Gartman Schultz

Truly one of the most creative and enjoyable pieces to come along for SSA voices in years, Warren Lee, Music Director of St. Paul's Co-educational College and Primary School, in Hong Kong, has brought Lucinda Jacob's charming story to song. The music is artistic and inviting and the added features for balloon activity tops it off. Both classy and clever, young choirs everywhere will delight in this piece.

Composer: Warren Lee

Containing one of the most fabulous poems for children to ever sing, Dr. Eric Unruh from Casper College, Casper, Wyoming, has composed the perfect choral complement. The melody lines are interesting and descriptive of the words, as is the accompaniment.

Composer: Eric Unruh