for SATB Chorus and Piano-This is the third setting of words by Octavio Paz (Water Night; Cloudburst) from this successful young California composer. Little Birds pays homage to Gabriel Fauré with its running piano part and fluid sensualmelodies. According to the composer it holds mysterious and magical effects imitating delicate birds. Suitable for festival or competition use. The piano part is available separately as well as in the vocal score.Moderately difficult.This piece was commissioned by Bruce Mayhall for the Delaware All-State Choir and is a wonderful setting of a beautiful Octavio Paz poem in its original Spanish. The piece is scored for SATB choir with Piano accompaniment.

Available: SATB Instrumental Parts.

How Long O Lord by Egil Hovland for SATB choir.

Three Flower Songs by Margaret Deland and Mrs H. H. A. Beach for SSAA choir.

From a set of songs commissioned by the Swiss Association of Children's and Youth Choirs to promote ideas of environmentalism and peace. Les éléphants savent expresses the sentiment of humans' ability to destroy that which is precious such as the humble and joyful elephant.

This thrilling work for women's chorus from Michael Engelhardt will offer something totally unique for your program. A mix of sustained vocal lines and articulated passages along with both counterpuntal and homophonic writing make this a truly remarkable composition. This will be a favorite of your singers. Recording Choir: Pacific Lutheran University Singers; Brian Galante conductor

A rhythmic and dynamic arrangement of the traditional French carol Noël nouvelet by Swedish composer/conductor Sofia Soderberg. Contrasts of homophony and polyphony with the melody bouncing between the voices this challening and singable work will be an exciting addition to your winter concert. Recording (TTBB version): Svanholm Singers; Sofia Soderberg conductor

From Carmina Burana By Carl Orff-An interesting take on a section of text from the Carmina Burana. This setting uses modal harmonies a haunting melodic line and transfixing percussion to express the mysterious nature of the text. A fun work that will work well for younger choirs. An interesting take on a section of text from the Carmina Burana. This setting uses modal harmonies a haunting melodic line and transfixing percussion to express the mysterious nature of the text. A fun work that will work well for younger choirs.

This tremendous work from Philippine composer Nilo Alcala will stun your audiences! Based on a popular children's counting chance from the Southern Philippines the work employs quick rhythms clapping stomping and shouting to make this a truly unique selection for your choir. Jo-Michael Scheibe Choral Series This tremendous work from Philippine composer Nilo Alcala will stun your audiences! Based on a popular children's counting chance from the Southern Philippines the work employs quick rhythms clapping stomping and shouting to make this a truly unique selection for your choir. Jo-Michael Scheibe Choral Series.

A Meditiation for Peace-Kenneth Lampl's Jerusalem is a gorgeous meditation on peace for mixed choir. One can hear the desparation in the music's plea for this ideal. Although the work is scored with divisi and in the Hebrew language nice vocal writing makes the work singable for many levels.

from Nonsense-A followup to Rudoi's Miniyama Nayo this unique nonsense song uses overtone singing clapping vowel changes and rhythmic passages to create an interesting soundscape. Perhaps more accessible than other works in this realm Runowamæ will be a great fit for many levels of choirs and a hit with your audience.

This joyful American song has been set beautifully by composer John Wykoff. Speaking of how we will all rise together in the morning this work reflects on the idea of leaving the troubles of the world to embark on a better day. A wonderful concert opener that is accessible to many levels. Cameron LaBarr Choral Series.

From a set of songs commissioned by the Swiss Association of Children's and Youth Choirs to promote ideas of environmentalism and peace. Les éléphants savent expresses the sentiment of humans' ability to destroy that which is precious such as the humble and joyful elephant.

This thrilling work for women's chorus from Michael Engelhardt will offer something totally unique for your program. A mix of sustained vocal lines and articulated passages along with both counterpuntal and homophonic writing make this a truly remarkable composition. This will be a favorite of your singers. Recording Choir: Pacific Lutheran University Singers; Brian Galante conductor

A rhythmic and dynamic arrangement of the traditional French carol Noël nouvelet by Swedish composer/conductor Sofia Soderberg. Contrasts of homophony and polyphony with the melody bouncing between the voices this challening and singable work will be an exciting addition to your winter concert. Recording (TTBB version): Svanholm Singers; Sofia Soderberg conductor

From Carmina Burana By Carl Orff-An interesting take on a section of text from the Carmina Burana. This setting uses modal harmonies a haunting melodic line and transfixing percussion to express the mysterious nature of the text. A fun work that will work well for younger choirs. An interesting take on a section of text from the Carmina Burana. This setting uses modal harmonies a haunting melodic line and transfixing percussion to express the mysterious nature of the text. A fun work that will work well for younger choirs.

This tremendous work from Philippine composer Nilo Alcala will stun your audiences! Based on a popular children's counting chance from the Southern Philippines the work employs quick rhythms clapping stomping and shouting to make this a truly unique selection for your choir. Jo-Michael Scheibe Choral Series This tremendous work from Philippine composer Nilo Alcala will stun your audiences! Based on a popular children's counting chance from the Southern Philippines the work employs quick rhythms clapping stomping and shouting to make this a truly unique selection for your choir. Jo-Michael Scheibe Choral Series.

A Meditiation for Peace-Kenneth Lampl's Jerusalem is a gorgeous meditation on peace for mixed choir. One can hear the desparation in the music's plea for this ideal. Although the work is scored with divisi and in the Hebrew language nice vocal writing makes the work singable for many levels.

from Nonsense-A followup to Rudoi's Miniyama Nayo this unique nonsense song uses overtone singing clapping vowel changes and rhythmic passages to create an interesting soundscape. Perhaps more accessible than other works in this realm Runowamæ will be a great fit for many levels of choirs and a hit with your audience.

This joyful American song has been set beautifully by composer John Wykoff. Speaking of how we will all rise together in the morning this work reflects on the idea of leaving the troubles of the world to embark on a better day. A wonderful concert opener that is accessible to many levels. Cameron LaBarr Choral Series.