Choral

The Hebrew text is from Psalm 27 and the music is by Valerie Shields. Reminiscent of a Jewish folk song, the melody is hauntingly beautiful and the work ideal for many program types.

This flowing piece describes autumn in a lovely, captivating way.

The third number in the Songs of the World trilogy may be the most fun of all. The text is a familiar Irish one and so is the tune, but the arrangement is fresh and new. Includes opt. flute and drum.

Shirley McRae is a well-established arranger and clinician, especially with children's voices. This tender folk song has been selected for the Judith Herrington choral series. An excellent concert or festival work, it was commissioned by the Cincinnati Children's Choir. Optional flute.

First performed at the ACDA Central Division Convention in 2005, this energetic choral has quickly become a piece in demand. The Latin text is a popular one for choral groups and this setting is beautiful and exciting.

This is hilarious! Ellen Foncannon has created a clever parody on Bach's famous Fugue in G Minor that will have your audience in stitches! Your students will have a blast singing such funny words with such serious Baroque music, which has been simplified for young voices. From the first note to the resounding A-Choo! at the end, this uproariously funny novelty is sure to be a big hit in your concert! Available: SATB, SSAA, TTBB, 2-Part, 3-Part.