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With flexible performance options, this arrangement of a hit from the Roaring Twenties has a foxtrot structure and may be performed either in unison, two, or three parts, with or without accompaniment. The

Here is an energetic Christmas selection for your older singers. The text is all Latin and we've set this in a 3-part mixed voicing with part 3 being accessible to your lower, changing, and changed voices.

While this moving anthem was used by thousands of schools for September 11 memorial performances, it is also appropriate for any time you want to honor the sacrifice of our heroes from today and yesterday,

This two-part song honors Arlington National Cemetery and the heroes that are interned there. The lovely melodic line may be enhanced with an optional second vocal part that adds to the drama and

With words by Henry John Gauntlett  and a traditional melody from Somersetshire, England, this lively, bouncy carol is an ideal two-part opportunity for young and more experienced choirs alike. The

The medieval Celtic dance style found in this two-part arrangement gives this old Welsh folk song some real drive. The fun-to-sing arrangement is very approachable for younger students and also provides an

This arrangement of this old folk carol is gentle and easy with a poignant and almost haunting style. The beautiful three-part mixed setting has a third part that works well for your singers with lower,

It's a natural union - combining the text of Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address with Battle Hymn of the Republic into a piece children can perform. Underneath the spoken text, vocalists sing the

Simple in form but deep in its message that love endures longer than physical beauty, this arrangement of an Irish ballad offers two verses scored with flexible voicings, an optional solo, and flexible

"The Birth Of Spring" is a serious, 3-part mixed choral piece for your older choirs. Part 3 is written in an upper tenor range for your lower, changing, and changed voices. The recorded accompaniment on the

This song is an homage to that area where you live that bedecks itself in lights and decorations during the winter holiday season. Though, this song will probably sound different than what you'd expect from

First published in 1922, this tune has such a hook that once you start singing it, you just can't stop! With fun whistling parts and a shuffling beat, this selection will make your audiences feel like

If you're looking for a 3-part traditional Irish-sounding ballad to fill out your program, consider "Come Home." Penny whistles, acoustic guitars, acoustic bass, drums, and a string section round out the

This haunting Renaissance-flavored piece evokes a time long ago, yet familiar still. It is positively a joy to sing. The third part is written in a compromise range for lower, changing, and changed voices.

Written in 1892, this song is better known as A Bicycle Built For Two. A shorter version of the original, this arrangement of the classic song uses only the first verse and two choruses and is set

This simple arrangement of the traditional Christmas song includes a rich, full orchestra recording that is great for choirs that are just starting to use accompaniment tracks. A short, natural intro and

This setting of the one of the best-known and best-loved spirituals of all time is perfect for the choir where the male voices have changed or are in the process of changing, or where female voices are

The Golden Rule speaks to the best in all of us - generosity, goodwill, peace, love, hope, and kindness - for these are things we all wish for ourselves as well. This pop-style ballad is guaranteed to have

This song of peace has all kinds of positives.  With a subject of peace it can be: seasonal or not seasonal; secular or sacred; and it can complement any program where one of the themes are peace and

This hauntingly beautiful song about the changing seasons is perfect for performances any time of year. The recorded accompaniment is very stirring and includes piano, flugelhorn, wind chimes, strings, and