Partitions Nick Page pour chœur d'enfants

A playful nonsense story-song full of whimsy, hilarity, and exaggeration! Singable in unison, two or three parts, this work provides young singers with the opportunity for musical exploration, all in...

The second in a set of three settings of Carl Sandburg poems, this piece picks up the tempo and takes the set into the jazz mode.

A setting of a Carl Sandburg poem, abounding with rhythmic and melodic interest.

Inspired by the words of great peacemakers like Jesus, Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr., Peace Variations sets the word 'peace' in Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, English, and Latin. The piano accompaniment...

Hamisha Asar are the Ladino words (the Spanish Hebrew language spoken by the Sephardic Jews) for “Tu Be'Shevat,” the Jewish holiday in the spring that celebrates the time when sap begins f...

Bowling Green was recorded in the 1940's by Cousin Emmy. Page's simple arrangement is in a higher key and, in the folk tradition, has changes to the rhythm.

Mark Twain is an American icon. This setting explores the possibility of being the first to discover something or to explore something never explored before. Catchy and fun! Includes optional 4-Hand P...

Several famous Mark Twain aphorisms are combined in this little 'ditty' that will make everyone chuckle. A great finale for the Mark Twain set, or an excellent encore. Includes optional 3rd hand Piano...

These four variations, one for each of the four winds, is the first in a set of three pieces based on Carl Sandburg poems. The piece is stormy and sometimes gentle, ending with a burst of wind.

By combining texts from both the Native American and European settler traditions, Nick Page is celebrating our common love for the sacred Earth and or all life.