He Lifted Me

He Leadeth Me

Some Children See Him

Some Folks

Gilpin never disappoints in finding the rhythmic charm and humor of the American folk song especially for young singers. Beginning with an intro of the phrase Uh-hum he leads us to the familiar melody and text but combining many verses to create the story in a faster pace. Vocal lines add additional text-painting and there's even a rap or vocal speech section! A big uh-hum when programming this American folk song on your next concert.

Delightfully playful with contrasting short and legato singing this English folk song is a gem for any program. Harmonic writing surrounded by a round conjures its genesis of the English caroling tradition passed down generation to generation.

Carly Simon's Greatest Hits: A Choral Medley

Lindsey Buckingham's Holiday Road made famous as the theme for National Lampoon's Vacation serves as the chorus for this holiday medley. The fun and familiar beat carries verses of Jingle Bells Deck the Hall and We Wish You a Merry Christmas creating a one-of-a-kind medley for your next holiday program.

Whether for Christmas or Hanukkah this original concert work is perfect in both lyric and music. Filled with joy of the season of light it sings of love reasons for hope and most certainly peace. A choral with many programming possibilities for years to come.

Quoting Cradle Song by Brahms at beginning and end this traditional German folk song is a beautiful arrangement for young singers teaching gentle singing and proper breath support in either German and/or English languages. The addition of handchimes and string bass adds even more warmth and sparkle to this gentle setting.

Sara Teasdale's text is superbly set in a steady and flowing concert work for mixed voices as well as men's ensembles. Diverse part-writing fills the choral creating harmonic contrast and richness with beautiful examples of text-painting from the composer.

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

Ye Servants of God

Worship Songs

Would You Bring a Song?

Twelve Jazz Duets Trombone Duet

Do You Hear What I Hear?

Blue Tail Fly - A Folk Song

Artistry and utility meet in this practical piece for Palm Sunday! Arranged for success the anthem's creative yet simple approach shows thoughtful consideration for the processional purpose of the piece. Handbells and percussion join with the hosannas adding a festive touch to this rousing affirmation of Christ the King of kings. Essential worship repertoire!

Rising like a prayer this song reaches out for healing and spiritual wellness. Simple music with a profound message characterizes the whole with harmonies adding warmth and sincerity. Press Your image on my will compose in me your theme -- these words surrender to God's will with increasing urgency as the anthem progresses. A final verse in unison builds conviction and affirms our dedication before winding down to a quiet conclusion.