Hamilton 2

Found/Tonight: SATB Choral Octavo by Lin-Manuel Miranda remains the most widely adopted title in the collection. Hamilton Highlights appears across multiple voicings (SAB, SATB, and 2-Part), reflecting the flexibility teachers need when casting mixed-ability choirs. These arrangements anchor recital programs and concert sets for singers at Grade 2 through Grade 3.5 levels.

Lin-Manuel Miranda's 75 titles in this collection represent the original compositions and vocal lines that drive the entire project. His Found/Tonight and Hamilton Highlights numbers have become staples for teachers seeking contemporary material with strong rhythmic drive and singable melodies.

Lisa DeSpain is an award-winning composer and arranger for opera and musical theatre whose work has been recognized with a 2018 OPERA America Discovery Grant and a 2020 National Endowment of the Arts Challenge America Award. Her Hamilton Highlights: SAB Choral Octavo has become a popular choice for mixed choirs seeking accessible three-part writing.

Andy Beck, Director of Choral Publications at Alfred Music, brings three decades of experience as a prolific composer and arranger with over 450 choral works in print. His Dear Theodosia: SATB Choral Octavo demonstrates his gift for writing straightforward, singable vocal lines that work across skill levels. Beck is also known for his method books Sing at First Sight and Foundations in Choral Sight Singing, which emphasize pedagogically sound vocal technique.

Alan Billingsley is an internationally recognized arranger and orchestrator whose work spans educational publishing, commercial recordings, and theme park productions. His arrangement of The Schuyler Sisters: SAB Choral Octavo shows his ability to capture the rhythmic vitality and character of the original material while keeping parts accessible for school choirs.