🌟 NEW RELEASES
selected highlights from recent additions to the catalog
added September 23, 2023
SATB:
It’s Christmas time in Greater Whotonia, and Amelia Jane Whosby, the smallest Who, has volunteered to make the treacherous climb to the top of Mount Crumpit to wish on the Who Star. The supply of MysteriWho, the Elixir of Cheer that yearly provides Christmas spirit to all Whovians, has run out, and her wish is the only hope of refilling it. But not all is as it seems in this Dr.-Seuss-inspired choral adventure. Anyone who has a child, knows a child, or has been a child will warm to this tale that speaks to the very heart of the season. Accessible, singable, and full of production possibilities, this 16-minute work will be a centerpiece of your repertoire for years to come.
added September 11, 2023
SSAA:
Arranged for 4-part women’s voices, singer/songwriter Sally Fingerett’s intimate portrait of boundary-transcending human caring is one that stays with singers and audience members long after the experience. Simple and singable, this passionate, soaring ballad manages to portray the essence of empathy in a way few other ballads can. This song has a lasting effect that sends out ripples.
added September 11, 2023
TTBB:
This is no old-school Hanukkah remembrance. There are no dainty dreidels here. No foil-wrapped gelt. Set as a muscular, contemporary retelling of one of the most ancient of holidays, this men’s chorus rock anthem focuses on the history, legacy, and epoch-spanning richness of The Festival Of Lights. If you’re wanting a musical representation of Hanukkah that is anything but “cute,” this is it.
added July 14, 2022
TTBB:
Intended as a "roll the final credits" cinematic-holiday moment, this Hollywood-inspired pop ballad invites listeners to embrace the best elements of the season: friends, family, and festivity. Lush and packed with emotion, this is a heartfelt number that shows off your TTBB chorus to best advantage!
added July 14, 2022
TTBB:
Sparkling and buoyant, this holiday concert opener emulates the feel of festive Hollywood fanfares and seasonal treats. Primarily 2-part, occasionally dividing to 4, this piece is singable, accessible, and a rousing anthem for TTBB chorus.
added July 13, 2022
TTBB:
Inside this dancy pop anthem shines the message about the most important gift we give during the holiday season. Hooky and rememberable, this is a fun-to-sing feature for your seasonal programming.
added July 12, 2022
TTBB:
“Somewhere deep in the low bass section
Lurks a danger worse than the French Connection...”
A ribald send-up of the internal social foibles of most music organizations, this extended inside joke is for anyone who's ever sung in a chorus, anyone who's ever heard a chorus, and anyone who has friends in a chorus. Riffing on movie and TV spy tropes, this is a fun-and-funny production number – including a peek into choristers' thoughts (and issues) during an onstage mock rehearsal!
added July 11, 2022
TTBB:
After an unassuming intro of Up On The Housetop, this 1954 Kay Starr chestnut suddenly blasts off like a holiday rocket in a hot jazz-rock fusion. Fun and energetic, this one's a seasonal hit for your TTBB chorus.
added July 10, 2022
TTBB:
This carol first appeared as In Dulci Jubilo in the year 1328. Later translated into Good Christian Men, Rejoice. Now it gets a radical update: interpolated into 7/8, driven by a surging pop accompaniment, and a contemporary modification of the lyric. As Good People All, Rejoice, this anthem makes for a solid holiday concert opener, section closer, or all-around jubilant moment for your programming.
added July 9, 2022
TTBB:
"See thou yon fair, delicious man who passeth there upon the street;
His eyes are bread, his voice is wine, and it is said his love is meat.
….
I fain would have him now, anon, anon,
…Anonymously."
Oh dear. Under the guise of Shakespearean-era formality lies a trio of humorously lewd a cappella gambits. This suite has provided giggles to audiences since it was written in 1993, having been performed by many choruses and ensembles. Spoiler Alert: It's also a means for displaying excellent choral singing and vocal technique.
added July 7, 2022
TTBB:
Like Mariah Carey, Mrs. Santa doesn't want a lot for Christmas. There's only one thing she needs. Or two. Or three. Or... This comedy number is a feature for a drag Mrs. Santa that's a Broadway-style standout for TTBB chorus!
added July 6, 2022
TTBB:
Replete with 80's New Wave bad attitude and a sleigh full of holiday humor, this rocking tongue-in-cheek anti-Christmas number features a David Byrne-style solo, staggered handclaps, and a lot of fun for both choristers and audiences!
added July 13, 2022
TTBB:
The joys of the holiday season bump up against righteous entitlement in this original 3-song work that's sure to elicit plenty of laughs from your audiences. Easily singable and affording lots of production opportunities, Karen absolutely demands to make an appearance in your holiday performances!
added May 11, 2022
TTBB:
Scored for three-part voices, this inspirational opening number serves as joyous fanfare and mood-setting invitation. Accessible and fun to sing, Welcome Out! lives up to its title.
added November 5, 2021
TTBB:
Evoking holiday seasons of the distant past and warm present, this elegant processional number has a distinctly medieval feel. Featuring double trios, the structure provides the means for choristers to take to the risers as the music progresses. The abrupt end creates an easy segue into opening anthem, fanfare, or overture.