This choral piece describes autumn in a wonderful way. The flowing music is captivating and lovely making this an excellent piece for a fall program. The 2-part edition has been a favorite for many years. Here is a version for the middle school choirs.

Swirling ever turning in the crisp autumn air... this Celtic flavored original creates a golden image of the dancing leaves. Easily-learned for October and November concerts this work can be enhanced with the optional stringquartet and hammered dulcimer accompaniment.

Autumn gives a final sigh smoky clouds across the sky. Now the snow begins to fly on the breath of winter. Gorgeous imagery captured in a choral work that is elegant and mysterious accompanied by compelling piano writing. For mixed voices as well as women this simple and poetic choral will be a stunning moment to be remembered.

(with Autumn Leaves)-This modern day jazz classic written by Barry Manilow using the lyrics of Johnny Mercer is paired with the timeless Autumn Leaves also a Mercer lyric with music by Joseph Kosma. This arrangement is respectful of both songs weaving them together to sing a message of loving someone who's gone as well as growing older and remembering days past. Breathtaking!

(with Autumn Leaves)-This modern day jazz classic written by Barry Manilow using the lyrics of Johnny Mercer is paired with the timeless Autumn Leaves also a Mercer lyric with music by Joseph Kosma. This arrangement is respectful of both songs weaving them together to sing a message of loving someone who's gone as well as growing older and remembering days past. Breathtaking!

Imogen Holst’s Two Seasonal Part-songs are based on two tremendous poems and both wonderfully evoke imagery of Autumn and Winter or Christmas time. Both pieces have been set for upper voices the first for SSA the second SSSAA.

From ethereal to sublime the range of choral sonority is offered here in a magnificent setting of an Emily Brontë poem that is ideal for developing treble voices in high school and up.

A fresh take on a classic standard with intricate yet accessible jazz harmonies and effortless voice leading. The vocals sing like falling and drifting leaves throughout the piece. A standout ballad for your jazz show or concert choir!