The spontaneity and charm of Mozart are evident in this brief choral work. Contrasting sections allow considerable space for musical interpetations. Two violins and cello or continuo help to create an authentic and stylistic performance. Originally written for the best soloists and instrumentalists in Munich this delightful work by the 19 year old prodigy is a joy and a challenge for any fine choir.

Joni Jensen Choral Series-This text is most famous for being set by Samuel Barber. This setting for piano cello and women's choir is lush and distinct for its contemporary harmonies and constant motion in the accompaniment. Utilizing the full range of the female voice and wide dynamics this is perfect for the mature women's choir.

This beautiful Swedish folk hymn is beautifully set for the concert stage. The SATB divisi a cappella setting allows for subtle changes between verses and requires richness of tone and child-like simplicity.

Eugene Rogers Choral Series-Commissioned by the University of Michigan Men's Glee Club. This Megan Levad text centers on World War 1 and The United States joining the Allies fighting there. It remembers our young people who gave their lives in the meadows hills and towns of Europe. This is a war poem in the form of a larger sonnet but one that takes a larger historical perspective than simply focusing on The war to end all wars. The music ends with an expression of joy coming from the poet's metaphysical view that The Good is always possible.