A stunning contemporary a cappella take on one of the most beloved Christmas carols of all time. Preserving Joseph Mohr's original German text, thick cluster chords and carefully balanced dissonances combine with skillful vocal counterpoint to produce a distinctly expressive performance. An IPA pronunciation guide is included. Not to be missed. Learn More

Now available for treble choir! Fluid vocal lines and a sensitive text shine in this powerful yet heartfelt recollection of a loved one no longer with us. Perfectly captures the essence of love that lasts forever, it is touching and haunting at the same time. Unforgettable. Learn More

Fluid vocal lines and a sensitive text both shine in this powerful, yet heartfelt, recollection of a loved one no longer here with us. Perfectly capturing the essence of love that lives forever, it is touching and haunting at the same time. Learn More

Premiered by Robert DeCormier and Friends on the occasion of their tenth annual "Sing for Peace" concert in Burlington, Vermont, this powerful anthem is the last piece written by the prolific American arranger, composer, and conductor---just one month prior to his passing. Strong a cappella scoring reveals Mr. DeCormier's love of folk music, and striking original words impart a prayer for peace. Learn More

This distinguished setting of the John McCrae text was originally published for mixed choirs soon after being named the first winner of the ACDA Brock Memorial composition contest. Aitken's more recent voicings for women's and men's choirs are just as inspiring as the original. Learn More

This distinguished setting of the John McCrae text was originally published for mixed choirs soon after being named the first winner of the ACDA Brock Memorial composition contest. Aitken’s more recent voicings for women’s and men’s choirs are just as inspiring as the original. Learn More

This distinguished setting of the John McCrae text was originally published for mixed choirs soon after being named the first winner of the ACDA Brock Memorial composition contest. Aitken’s more recent voicings for women’s and men’s choirs are just as inspiring as the original. Learn More

Adapted from one of Dvorák's Moravian Duets, this piece adds a new English language text to the familiar melody. Subtle modal shifts and unique formal structure give the work interest and value, while vocal requirements are well-suited for young singers. An extensive educational essay by the arranger is included in the publication. Learn More