Today, November 3rd, 2026, is Election Day! What better day is there for remembering the power of one’s voice? Program these selections to carry the reminder forward. Every day is a good day to listen deeply, talk it out, and get vocal about the things that matter most to you.
Let My Voice Be Heard (SAB)
American Prophecy
Be It Therefore Resolved
Welcome to MaryAnne Muglia, our newest voice in the Graphite kaleidoscope. New pieces:“Sing On” – a positive message about the power of music;“You Are the Moon” – a fun but brooding contemplation;“We Rise” – a powerful message of determination and hope. “I write music because I have to. Creating is how I make sense of emotion and change, and how…
Welcome to Marques L. A. Garrett, our newest voice in the Graphite kaleidoscope! New songs:“Go Down, Moses” | “Veni, Sancte Spiritus“ “I always start with finding the natural, speech-like rhythms.” A Virginia native, Marques L. A. Garrett (he/him) is Associate Professor of Choral Studies at the University of North Texas (UNT), where his responsibilities include conducting the University Singers and…
Music for a Faith of Radiance and Reason Enrich Your Repertoire with Favorites from Unitarian Universalist Music Professionals Considering the wealth of teachings, rituals, stories and songs in the world’s religions, it’s easy to conclude they have little in common. But ask people what the core value of their own faith is, and you’re likely…
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“Don’t be afraid to lean into your true self – your influences, passions, stories, taste, and unique voice. It’s the best guide to writing powerful music.” Featured pieces: “The Power of Many” – A song brimming with positive energy; “Womankind” – Diverse and dynamic feminine strength. Emily Drum (she/her) is a singer, songwriter, composer, arranger,…
I’ve been a choral singer for almost thirty years, and in that time I’ve sung a large-scale work only eight times (five were Messiah). The others (Bach’s St. John Passion, Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil, and Craig Hella Johnson’s Considering Matthew Shepard) stand out not only because or their rarity, but because they required something fundamentally different…
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