Finding Our Way

Songs of transition, change, fortitude, and moving boldly forward. 

We Make It Home
Jocelyn Hagen
SATB div. choir and piano
Difficulty: 4
Even in the face of loss and change, the piece affirms that home can be found in memory, in connection, and in the hope we carry forward.

Fragile
Timothy C. Takach
SATB & Drum
Difficulty: 4
“What words will you say / now that you could say anything? / What hands will you hold? / Whose heart will beat inside you?” – Joyce Sutphen

Keep Going (TTBB Full Orchestra Score)
Carlos Cordero
Full Orchestra: TTBB; Choral only: TTBB;
Strings & Piano: TTBB, SSAA, and SATB
Difficulty: 4
Love is always there to support us during difficult times.
“Don’t be afraid of the unknown, / try to silence “should,” / Give the world your brilliant, beautiful light.” – Ryan Heller

Aloha ʻOe
Liliʻuokalani, Queen of Hawaiʻi
SATB, S solo, ʻukulele, guitar, string bass
Difficulty: 2
An iconic Hawaiian melody and touching song of farewell. Featured in HBO’s The White Lotus and Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch.

Let it Be Forgotten
Ashley Eyre
SA div. a cappella
Difficulty: 3
A cascading incantation for healing and moving forward with hope. Perfect for treble choirs newer to a cappella works and divisi.

Faster (SATB)
Dale Trumbore
A cappella: SATB, SSAA, TTBB
Difficulty: 4
In the end, the narrator realizes that instead of waiting for the right moment to make that change, they can initiate it; they’re the one who decides when it’s time to leave.

Dragon Fire
Jocelyn Hagen & Timothy C. Takach
SATB & 4-hand Piano
Difficulty: 3
An impassioned and fiery statement about overcoming obstacles that life puts before us and turning those challenges into fuel that moves us forward.

Stand Up!
B.E. Boykin
SAB choir & Piano
Difficulty: 3
“Onward, upward, forward we go!” The song drives to a rousing and exciting conclusion, bringing all the musical ideas to a rousing “pop.”

In the Pursuit of that Perfection
Carol Barnett
SATB & Cello
Difficulty: 3
The “swift pace, light step” is heard in the accompanying cello, urging us to “go forward securely, joyfully.”

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