Appalachian Folk Song-This rollicking fun and humorous arrangement of an Appalachian folk song is perfect for young choirs. The added home-made percussion instruments such as found sticks spoons and washboard plus a rousing hambone knee sap the end of the song all combine too make the piece more colourful and authentic to the Appalachian region.

This Ojibway text, adapted by the composer, explores the beloved 'flower of the forest, Sky-treading bird of the prairie, wonderful fawn-eyed one.? Opening with a joyful fanfare-like exclamation of the word 'Awake' and ending as though in soaring flight, this is an excellent selection for advanced women's choir repertoire. / Choeur SSAA Et Piano

By choosing to set this text, which speaks of charity and the love of God, for treble voices, Douglas Pew seeks to create images of celestial bodies and celestial spheres where this type of sacred love can exist in its full capacity. Using the full range of the mature voice, this will be a wonderful addition to your advanced women's choir literature. / Choeur SSSAAA A Cappella Et Soprano