EDIT: Composed by the remarkable Stuart Chapman Hill and commissioned by the Williamsville Central School District, “Shelter Me” invites your choir to explore themes of hospitality and compassion. Infused with a pop-music sensibility, this piece blends groovy rhythms with a beautiful choral tone. Hill’s text challenges us to reflect on how we offer shelter and support to those in need. Suitable for both three-part (SAB) and four-part (SATB) choirs, it features flexible voicing and an optional Part IV for easy adaptation. The percussion part, including shaker and congas, provides a rhythmic foundation, with room for substitutions and improvisations. Perfect for engaging and inspiring your students, “Shelter Me” will enrich your choir’s repertoire and foster meaningful reflection. This is a piece your choir must perform.