Looking for an anthem of dedication (new church building confirmation time of renewal)? Try this accessible work by composer Michael Moose scored for mixed voices with piano.

This piece for two-part treble voices with piano was set to a poem by then fifth grader Noor Al-Sibai. Written in 2002 thoughts at the time were reminiscent of September 11 2001. The piece works well for all ages.

Ring The Bells

With words by Denny Clark and music by Don McCullough try this medium easy SAB work on Pentecost or for general use.

From the Jean Ashworth bartle choral series for treble voices. The series offers two versions of this well loved piece: this one (in the_x000D_key of a-flat) is the easier one and can be used with smaller choirs_x000D_if a good soloist child or adult is used. The other in the key of a_x000D_(HMC1378) can be sung in three parts throughout. Both provide the _x000D_opportunity to sing pure lati…

This is an excellent piece of music to use when first introducing your class to part-singing. Ruth Watson Henderson has captured the essence of this beautiful poem by chief Dan George which will be most appropriate sung in churches and on concert platforms.

Swedish Folk-Thomas Bell has set this Swedish melody for treble chorus with piano. The accompaniment 'ripples' up and down the piano imitating the movement of water and the chorus sings above as if sailing on the water. It would work well for trebles (even boy choir) of all ages.

The original SAB setting (HMC720) of this piece is one of Carl Nygard's most successful publications. Set here for SSA treble voices with piano try it with junior or high school voices or even adults. It would be great on an American music program.

Dennis Shrock edited this fifteenth century piece with words (in Latin) from the Song of Solomon for the Choral Tradition Series. It is fairly easy and makes for a good concert piece.

Make A Joyful Noise