From the composers of You Lift Me Up, here is a new song in a concert pop style that celebrates fight for the right to be me. The chorus proclaims I Will fly, I will soar, I'll be free. The harmonies are lush and stylish, and there is an optional string ensemble accompaniment.

Arranger: Roger Emerson | Composer: Tove Kragset

From the composers of You Lift Me Up, here is a new song in a concert pop style that celebrates fight for the right to be me. The chorus proclaims I Will fly, I will soar, I'll be free. The harmonies are lush and stylish, and there is an optional string ensemble accompaniment.

Arranger: Roger Emerson | Composer: Tove Kragset

Written for the retirement concert of Timothy Seelig as artistic director of the San Franscisco Gay Men's Chorus, this piece speaks of new beginnings and the hope that accompanies them. Perfect for any graduation or celebration of moving on. Optional string quartet or full orchestration accompaniment are also available.

Composer: James Eakin

A fiery text by Robert Bode, an optional descant piano and a fierce musical setting are the ingredients for a memorable tour de force for your men's choir.

Composer: Jake Narverud

A well-loved Emily Dickinson poem is skillfully set in this a cappella setting for tenor/bass voices. Harmonies blend seamlessly, creating the perfect underscore for this classic and meaningful text.

Composer: Patrick Vu