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Whether it opens your concert or serves as a closer, this rhythmic and exciting spiritual arrangement will be just the perfect fit. Beginning in a lighter manner, the piece develops with solo opportunities and builds to a powerful closing.
Set in multiple voicings, this traditional railroad work song tells the dramatic story of John Henry who died with his hammer in his hand! A driving piano accompaniment keeps this work on track to be a powerful performance your singers will love.
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A breathtaking setting of Sara Teasdale’s poem Leaves. The slow, reflective tempo lends itself beautifully to the gentle dissonances, the multiple glissandos, and the delicate text painting. Using a unique harmonic language that unifies the work, this is a stunning selection for any program. Can be accompanied by either piano or harp.
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This lively version of the well-known William Shakespeare verses from “As You Like It” presents a fun challenge of changing meters and syncopated rhythms. May be combined with movement and dance. A joy for any treble choir.
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From Alyssa Bonagura’s 2012 album, Love Hard, comes this song celebrating perseverance and optimism. Upbeat and cheerful, American Sign Language (ASL) may be added to the presentation, if desired.
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