1. Choral Soundscape
By: Chelsey Morgan

2. Children’s Choir You Shall Have a Song Reasoning Harriet Ziegenhals
Lyrics are simple
Unison then breaks into 2 parts
Perfect range for children’s voices

3. Middle School/Junior High Choir
A Jubilant Gloria
Mary Lynn Lightfoot
Reasoning
Latin text
2 part chorus
Mixed meter
Good range

4. High School Mixed Choir
I Love My Love
Gustav Holst
Reasoning
Very expressive
Dynamic range
Prominent soprano voices

5. World Music/Multicultural Choir
Ramkali
Indian
Reasoning
Challenging piece
Very entertaining
A men’s piece
Very impressive if pulled off
Unique Indian sounds/vocals in the beginning

6. Collegiate Choir - Mixed
O waly, waly
Traditional
Arranged by John Rutter
Reasoning
Very quiet, shows dynamic range
soft, piano feel
Tests listening to one another and tuning
Not predictable

7. Men’s Choir Brothers Sing On! Reasoning Edvard Grieg
Arranged by Howard D. McKinney
Reasoning
Nice way to open a concert
Can distinguish between all four parts

8. Women’s Choir No Rocks A-Cryin' Reasoning Rollo Dilworth
Can move around
Experiment/let it all out
Goes pretty high towards the end

9. Symphonic Choir Symphony No. 1, “A Sea Symphony” Vaughan Williams
A Song for All Seas, All Ships (baritone, soprano, and chorus)
On the Beach at Night, Alone (baritone and chorus)
Scherzo: The Waves (chorus)
The Explorers (baritone, soprano, semi-chorus, and chorus)
Vaughan Williams
Reasoning
Text is English, based on Walt Whitman’s poems
Very bright, fanfarish at times
Either soloist/chorus basically sings constantly

10. Professional Choirs The Swingle Singers (England) Reasoning
Prelude No. 12 in F minor – Bach
Reasoning
Hip, younger group (8)
Use neutral syllable to sing choral/instrumental pieces
Different way of approaching classical works
Very fun/modernized way of singing