A lively lumberjack song from Québec, it tells the story of a young man's miserable winter in the chantiers (shanties). When he doesn't get paid, he vows never again to return to the camps. In French, with a pronunciation guide and English translation.

Arranger: Mark Sirett

This joyous, festive motet was published in 1612 by Lodovico Viadana, a Venetian friar and maestro di cappella. Its imitative polyphony and celebratory final Alleluia will be captivating in either a church or concert setting.

Composer: Lodovico Viadana

Here is a powerful ballad for men's voices about personal exploration, determination, and hope in the face of opposition. Featuring a tenor solo and a robust piano accompaniment, the work is ideal for concert themes celebrating music, humanity, and the future.

Composer: Ryan Kelly