Ron Kean : Villanelle

Composed by Hector Berlioz, this piece has lyrics in both the original French and English. It is a celebration of the coming of spring. Accepted into the Judith Herrington series, Ron Kean's delightful two-part arrangement is an excellent choice for high school and college treble choirs.

Arranger: Ron Kean | Composer: Hector Berlioz

Brian Tate wants to help bring us all together and uses his imaginative music and community-building texts to make it happen. Each vocal part gets its own statement, and they sequence together into a rollicking chorus. Available a cappella for almost every voicing, it is now arranged for 2-part voices with accompaniment. Easy and fun.

Composer: Brian Tate

Veteran writer Bob Clatterbuck has penned a fabulously energetic number in the white gosepl tradition. In a song about faith, he writes in a popular style that is captivating, fun and easy!

Composer: Robert Clatterbuck

This is a marvelous graduation or spring concert selection. Ellen Foncannon's tribute to a dear friend flows beautifully and poetically. Available: 2-Part.

Composer: Ellen Foncannon

Kyle Haugen has done a terrific job of making Benedetto Marcello's Baroque piece work for any combination of voices. Perhaps the most enjoyable thing about this piece is the keyboard's running bass line, which eventually appears in the voice parts. The anthem has a powerful drive that is energizing and contagious. Great for church or concert and appropriate for all ages.

Arranger: Kyle Haugen | Composer: Benedetto Marcello