Music with Sign Language

Though most of the piece is in English, a brief Latin phrase provides the framework for this pensive meditation on the world of music and sound that surrounds us. Gentle and lyrical, the flowing melodic

"We come from many places. We come with many dreams..." Sally and Jay's heartfelt text reminds us of the impact of singing together, which serves as a symbol of our unity. The memorable hook and important

Gaia offers a fun variety of musical styles and rhythms to get the feet and hands in motion! This unique recording includes a teaching segment that encourages kids to learn to sing and sign upbeat songs

This resource magazine for elementary and middle school music educators is published bimonthly: five times during the school year, beginning with the September/October issue and ending with the May/June

Trevor receives a nice ukulele from his mom and dad. They sign him up for lessons with Mr. Parker. Trevor thinks he is too cool to play the ukulele. He would rather be playing the electric guitar. Mr.

The simple message "Can you see, feel, hear me, the sun too?" describes the wonder of a world seen through the eyes of a deaf child, expressed through singing and sign language. A guide with pictures is

Step into the enchanting world of reading and storytelling with this cross-curricular musical experience. Students will meet Thumbelina. Pinocchio, the Mad Hatter, Tinkerbell, the Ugly Duckling and the

Written with Young Voices Toronto, this song calls for us to stand up, speak up, and stand for justice. A mid-tempo ballad that grows in the bridge, with gentle syncopation. Includes a QR code to a video

A series of seven rhapsodic musical rounds, with words by Julie Flanders and music by Emil Adler, recorded by an angelic choir of singers from Yale University. These rounds will be fun to rehearse and

New lyrics and a lovely new melody join together with Charles Wesley's beloved Advent text in this stirring anthem for children's, youth, or adult choirs. The simple refrain incorporates optional sign

This is a simple yet effective piece for SATB choir that offers the delightful option of adding children's voices. Easily learned, the Advent candles of hope, peace, love and joy are shared. The modest

This simple yet meaningful work pairs the familiar text Dona Nobis Pacem with a gentle cascading melodic idea. In the middle of the song, an aleatoric rendering of the text in numerous languages

The word "namaste" (pronounced nah-mah-STAY) comes from Sanskrit, the classical and spiritual language of India.  It is a customary greeting often accompanied by a slight bow made with hands

One Latin phrase, "et in terra pax," is beautifully echoed through the voices in this universal call for peace. Opens with a heartfelt optional solo and builds to a powerful finish. Consider adding sign