Sponsor a Song for Spring 2024

Take a look at our song options for this year along with who wrote or arranged the piece. Some pieces have descriptions for you as well to better understand the feel of the music. Then scroll to the bottom to fill out our form.

All song sponsorships are $60

The Cruel War

FRANK NEWTON (arranged)

Landslide

HUNTER ROBAR (arranged)

Azure Skies

JOSHUAH MAYNARD is a composer studying at CU Boulder and a Colorado native. "Azure Skies" is a piece written about Colorado -- its incredible scenery, its hidden little places, and its loving people. Inspired by "America the Beautiful," penned by Katharine Lee Bates as she looked out upon Colorado's natural beauty atop Pikes Peak, "Azure Skies" is considered by Maynard to be his own "Colorado the Beautiful."

Where the Columbines Grow

JEREMY NEWTON (arranged by): "Where the Columbines Grow" is Colorado's official state song, yet it is seldom performed and no suitable choral arrangement exists. My arrangement is in the style of an old-fashioned part song so that it can be sung a cappella or with simple piano accompaniment; ultimately, the attention is drawn to the rich, beautiful choral harmonies. It is my hope that this arrangement of a once beloved song can breathe new life into a lost part of the history of the great state of Colorado.

An Die Musik

LORETTA K. NOTARESCHI (arranged): Franz Schubert's charming Lied "An die Musik" combines a soaring lyrical line with a simple, yet imaginative piano accompaniment. In my arrangement for chorus and orchestra, I have highlighted the direct melodic and harmonic features of the original while reimagining the instrumental and

Loves Divine Refrain

LORETTA K. NOTARESCHI (words & music): A heartfelt anthem about loving kindness, Love's Divine Refrain is suitable for Valentine's Day and other occasions when love is to be celebrated.

Walden

LORETTA K. NOTARESCHI (arranged): Written to express Downing's thoughts about the summer music program The Walden School in Dublin, NH, the text speaks to universal themes of longing, love, solitude, and acceptance.