You Are Enough (Third movement from the suite "You Are Enough: A Mental Health Suite"): SATB Choral Octavo

Direct and affirming, with a warmth that avoids false sentiment. The music creates space for reflection while building the kind of ensemble togetherness that comes from singing something that matters.

Choirs seeking contemporary repertoire with genuine emotional depth and a message worth rehearsing. This works for high school through community choirs that want to program something current without compromising musicality.

• Balance the melodic material across voices so the text lands clearly; this movement's power depends on the audience hearing what you're affirming.
• Attend to the relationship between vocal line and accompaniment; where the harmonic motion supports the text, lean into it without pushing dynamics beyond what serves clarity.
• Give yourself and your singers time to connect with the lyrics before rehearsing the notes. Singers who understand the emotional intention of each phrase will shape it more authentically.

Position this as the emotional anchor in a concert that explores resilience and well-being. It pairs well with other contemporary sacred or inspirational works, or stand alone as part of a thematic program addressing mental health awareness.

• Expressive text painting in contemporary choral writing
• Balancing ensemble blend while maintaining textual clarity
• Sustained legit vocal technique across extended phrases
• Connecting emotional intention to musical choice