[6] Among the works sung by Melodia Women's Choir are: Salut Printemps by Claude Debussy, Three Shakespeare Madrigals by Emma Lou Diemer, The Rose Trilogy by Eleanor Joanne Daley, Piping down the valleys wild by Herbert Howells, Learsongs by William Mathias, Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda by Gustav Holst, Farewell by Fanny Mendelssohn, Concierto de Navidad by Paul Cosonka, Four Russian Peasant Songs for Women's Chorus and Four French Horns by Igor Stravinsky, Les Sirenes by Lili Boulanger, Angel Band by William Batchelder, arranged by Anonymous 4, The Snow by Edward Elgar, Awakening the Spirit by John Rutter, The Dancers by Grace Williams, Autumn by Gwyneth Walker, Tóta Púlchra Es from Quatre Motets by Maurice Duruflé, The Chambered Nautilus by Amy Beach, Quarry Weave by Meredith Monk, The Journey by Catherine Aks, The Lamb by John Tavener, and many more.
The concert, Visions of Eternity, also included Lament, in Memoriam Olivier Messiaen, an homage to the composer by Iranian-American Reza Vali, performed by singer Naila Aziz.
"[12] Melodia presented the World Premiere commissioned work, Red Bird, by Cevanne Horrocks-Hopayian inspired by the life of Zitkala-Sa in the concert, "Shadows Chasing Light.
In 2020, Melodia released two virtual choir selections, Gaelic Blessing by John Rutter in spring 2020 and "The Rose" by Ola Gjeilo on the poetry of Christina Rossetti in the Fall 2020 concert, "Songs of Love and Hope.
"[15] In 2023-24, Melodia Women's Choir celebrated its 20th anniversary with two new commissions by womnen composers, Dr. Zanaida Stewart Robles ("From the Stone Age," Fall 2023), and Emily Mason ("Your Children, Spring 2024).
[19] Among the women composers commissioned by Melodia Women's Choir are: Allison Sniffin, Oyeme con los ojos (2006) and "Ekō" (2019); Becca Schack, In the End is My Beginning (2007); Chris Lastovicka, Listen to How Birds Sing (2009); Christina Whitten Thomas, Mornings With You (2011); Sally Lamb McCune, Questions About Angels (2012); Nina Siniakova, From the Four Winds (2013); Errollyn Wallen, Full Fathom Five (2014); Hilary Purrington, Cassandra (2016); Cevanne Horrocks-Hopayian, Red Bird (2018), Dr. Zanaida Stewart Robles, "From the Stone Age" (2023) and Emily Mason, Your Children.