About Sing With Esther
While Who Is Esther will be on stage for the first time in August 2026, our team wanted to bring the music to the choral community as well.
We are reaching out to select choir directors who might be interested in adding Esther songs to their repertoire (and providing feedback). And if you are reading this page, we’d like to add you to the list as well. There is no cost to use the music – we just ask that you send us a video of your performance. We know you enjoy music, and your interpretations will be inspiring.
Of the 21 songs in the musical, we have arranged two of them for choir: Corner Block (SATB) and the Finale (SSAATTB). You can choose to do one, or both. We’ve recorded examples below with optional vocal percussion.
A big thank you to Mallory McGrath, who sang all reference tracks for Soprano and Alto, Robby Burko (Finale arrangement, Tenor, Bass), Jeremy Burko (Corner Block arrangement, Tenor, Bass), and the incredibly talented Jon Jon Rivero, for vocal percussion. All music was written and produced by Randall Craig.
Corner Block
Finale
About Who is Esther
The story itself has a long pedigree: like Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat, the Esther story is 2500 years old. Who is Esther is set in the present day, and like our diverse society, has a diverse musical style: from funk, to rap, rock, and fusion. Its message is timeless, and resonates in today’s world of #metoo, corporate greed, social justice, and the freedom to think for yourself. More at www.WhoIsEsther.com.
Book and Music for Who is Esther by Randall Craig.
The video below is the MUSICAL THEATER version of the Finale: