The well-loved movement from F.J. Haydn's Creation, here in an excellent setting for choirs with an SAB preference. A fine classic for school and church, it will become a favorite with both choir and audience. Duration: ca. 3:10.

Arranger: Russell Robinson

This motet, sung in Latin, is accessible to a wide range of choirs with or without accompaniment. The perfect choice to make any level choir sound beautiful. Duration: Approx. 3:10. Lynne Gackle Choral Series.

Composer: Julio Dominguez

This song tells the sorrowful legend of the Cherokee Rose, which grows wherever a Native Indian mother's tears have fallen. Multiple voicing options allow you to choose what best suits your choir, from middle school and beyond. Substitution between voice parts and instruments gives you further options.

Composer: James E. Green

Younger choirs can develop important diction skills with this short, joyful work by Schubert, arranged for SAB voices with German and English lyrics. Repetition in the text and music makes rehearsal fun and productive. Duration: ca. 2:00.

Arranger: Russell Robinson

From the composer of the perennially popular "The Creation: A Rock Cantata" this setting has a slow gospel swing twist - a gem for middle school choirs.

Arranger: Steven Porter

An excellent introduction to the beautiful music by composer Felix Mendelssohn, this melodious setting about the nightingale (Op.59 No. 4) is the perfect choice for a small high school choir or ensemble. A fine selection for your spring concert.

Arranger: Russell L. Robinson

An excellent work for beginning high school choir, with flowing lines, contained ranges and straightforward accompaniment. Engaging romantic poetry by Shelley will appeal to maturing young singers. Optional C instrument.

Composer: Eric William Barnum

Dan Davison's gift of writing for developing voices is exemplified through this driving setting of the Biblical story of Elijah. The music is filled with articulations such as staccatos, tenutos, accents and sforzandos, resulting in a lively and expressive performance. The baritone part is crafted with care so that all tenors and basses can comfortably sing. The perfect addition to your high school or middle school repertoire. Duration: ca. 2:45

Composer: Dan Davison

A Latvian folk song from long ago, but poignant for our time. The poem speaks of a soldier who has returned from war to find his young sister grown. Intelligent vocal part writing that is rich and sophisticated in men's voices. One of a set of five folk songs that may be performed together or individually.

Arranger: Imant Raminsh

This section of the joyous movement from Haydn's masterwork has been carefully crafted in an accessible setting for middle school or early high school voices. It is well suited for concert and festival, as well as church choirs. Duration: ca. 3:15.

Arranger: Russell L. Robinson | Composer: Franz Joseph Haydn

A new piece from the arranger of "Morning Song (Cherokee Amazing Grace)," with a haunting flute part that adds an authentic Native American ethnic character to this very special song. The developing melody, varied rhythms and added percussion help to make it a very engaging work. A great selection for any level! Duration: ca. 2:40.

Arranger: James E. Green

One of the most recognized anthems from the English Renaissance, in a new adaptation specifically geared to the limits of younger voices and middle school choirs. Intimate and expressive, this would work well in both concert and worship settings, and provides a great way to introduce young singers to historical choral works. Available for SSA and 3-Part Mixed.

Arranger: Russell L. Robinson | Composer: Thomas Tallis

The familiar melody of Amazing GraceÊholds great meaning to the Cherokee people. In this enthusiastically received choral setting, it is sung with Cherokee words in combination with the Morning SongÊof the Teehahnahmah Indian Nation. This simple canon will be a very rewarding experience for treble choirs in middle school through high school, especially when performed with suggested instruments (parts included). The excellent performance notes and translation/pronunciation guide make it easy to achieve an authentic performance.ÊDuration: ca. 3:50.

Arranger: James E. Green

A great spiritual for good middle school choirs! Its format of call and response requires a strong soloist (or a string of them), with the choir. Truly inspiring and with great energy! Duration: ca. 3:30.

Arranger: Ken Berg