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Your singers will be moved by this skillful arrangement from Mark Hayes. The opening optional clarinet introduces the melody with an Americana feel. Includes fresh new verses by the arranger: ''Tis a...

Subtitled 'Shalom Alechem,' A Wish for Hanukkah is a fresh approach to Hanukkah for 2-part treble or 3-part mixed groups. It opens slowly, dramatically, then moves to a spirited 2-beat feel, evoking E...

This 'rockin' Santa' number features handclaps and foot stomps set to a rock beat. It's a quick-learn piece, and when you add the driving SoundTrax CD (complete with rock guitar and horn section) you'...

Harambee means 'let's pull together' in Swahili, a concept fostered in 'Umoja,' one of the principles of Kwanzaa. This new choral work with a rhythmic African pulse focuses on elements of this fast-gr...

It's a 'partner-song plus' that's appropriate for year round use, including the holidays. The two strong but singable melodies combine with a descant and suddenly your 2-part group is singing in 3 par...

Are you ready for some holiday spirit? This fun, catchy holiday piece will put everyone in the Christmas mood! And when your singers pull out their kazoos, well, we can't predict what might happen! Th...

The most ingenious pairing of words and music we've heard in years: the text of 'Deck the Hall' set to Tchaikovsky's 'Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy.' You won't believe how easily the 'fa la la's' fit...

A 'bluesy' solo opens this pairing of 'Heaven Bound Soldier' and 'This Little Light of Mine' by Philip Kern. Each melody is presented alone, then the two spirituals combine with solid part writing and...

You will not find a more hauntingly beautiful piece for your December concerts than this one. The text ('In December we remember our traditions new and old.') focuses on the candle, used as a symbol f...

Expand your group's cross-cultural musical awareness with this Christmas work based on an Ethiopian song. The text includes several phrases in Amharic, a language spoken by millions of North Africans....

Oh, no! Sam, the custodian, has accidentally knocked over the famous Charles Cartilage skeleton! All of the disconnected bones have amnesia from the fall and have no clue what they are-or where they b...

December Nights, December Lights. Celebrations all across the land. A variety of candle holders displayed in a shop window leads a group of students to discover the diversity of the season. Learn abou...

December Nights, December Lights. Celebrations all across the land. A variety of candle holders displayed in a shop window leads a group of students to discover the diversity of the season. Learn abou...

Look no further for the perfect classic canon setting. With a melody by Mozart and an arrangement perfectly crafted by Don Moore, this meaningful canon with optional flute/C-instrument is excellent fo...

This outstanding work has a multitude of uses: Music in our Schools Month, music advocacy, graduation, concert opener. But you might sing it simply because it's a beautiful 'music' song that will touc...

Written exclusively for young and developing 2- and 3-part groups, this fresh, new arrangement is a quick-learn piece for your singers. The bright, driving accompaniment supports the traditional, yet...

Broadway, here we come, with this bright, bouncy number featuring clever lyrics, a 2-beat feel, and a rousing finish. 'I want to be in the spotlight. I want to be in a show!' As a concert opener or as...

Hints of the 'Hallelujah Chorus' echo throughout this full-sounding, easy-to-learn piece for young choirs. It's a general-use number that's appropriate also for December concerts. The male part in the...

Friends on our left, friends on our right. . . we are surrounded by love. What a beautiful sentiment for any concert, including your December concerts. The text acknowledges the support and love of pa...

Ideal for groups just beginning to sing in parts, Bells Are Ringing features optional bells, sleigh bells, triangle and a descant. A festive addition to holiday and winter concerts. Easy melodies comb...

Muziki Vuma means 'music in the air' in Swahili, and the text of this infectious, cross-cultural piece is a combination of English and Swahili. It's rhythmic, with an African pulse, and the melodies r...

A trip to Polynesia inspired Dave and Jean Perry to compose this authentic-sounding choral work based on the traditional rhythms and harmonies of the South Pacific. It's a cross-cultural number writte...

Here's a unique partnering of two spirituals: 'Oh, Won't You Sit Down' and 'Sit Down, Servant. ' Each melody is presented individually, then combined with an additional counter-line (high voices in th...

Mary Donnelly and George Strid combine a singable new melody with the traditional 'O Come, Little Children' to create an effective Caribbean-style choral especially for 2-part groups. The two melodies...

Why not sing a traditional Israeli folk song this year? Sally Albrecht presents this haunting, minor-key melody first in unison, then as a three-part round. Because it can be sung by any combination o...