In a 30-minute choral revue, experience the greatest songs that were "Made In The USA!" Let's celebrate this remarkable musical asset of ours by honoring our very own music - Dixieland jazz, country, rock 'n' roll and Broadway! Involve the entire school to make your show a spectacular tribute to our country. In six flexible sections, you can perform it as a whole or as individual medleys. Songs include: SECTION I - Opening: Made In The USA. SECTION II - Way Down Yonder In New Orleans: Birth Of The Blues; Basin Street Blues; Way Down Yonder In New Orleans; When The Saints Go Marchin' In. SECTION III - Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay: Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay; Surfin' Safari; Hang On Sloopy; Let's Hang On; Johnny Angel; Go Away Little Girl; Leader Of The Pack; The Little Old Lady From Pasadena. SECTION IV - Back To Country: I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool; Your Cheatin' Heart; Green Green Grass of Home; Could I Have This Dance. SECTION V - Give My Regards To Broadway: I Hope I Get It; Give My Regards To Broadway; Another Opening, Another Show; Oklahoma!; I Could Have Danced All Night; There Is Nothin' Like A Dame; I Enjoy Being A Girl; I Can't Say No; Dreamgirls; Thank Heaven For Little Girls; Hello Dolly; Cabaret; Phantom Of The Opera (Theme); Don't Cry For Me Argentina; What I Did For Love; Seventy-Six Trombones; Jesus Christ Superstar; Day By Day; Everything's Coming Up Roses; Tomorrow; The Sound Of Music.

Widely recognized as Gilbert and Sullivan's most popular work, "The Mikado" enjoyed unprecedented runs in London and New York in 1885. In 1886 it was reported that 170 different productions were running simultaneously in the United States alone. The Bryceson Treharne/G. Schirmer edition has been newly updated with critical essays, selected discographies and videographies, and charming illustrations from Gilbert's own "Bab" sketches. This is a handsomely-bound singers' edition that is a fitting tribute to the legacy of these two artistic giants.

Let the positive power of music help you to create a bully-free community! Many students experience bullying as the greatest problem in their lives, with an estimated 160,000 students in the U.S.A. refusing to go to school each day because they dread the physical and verbal aggression of their peers, and the isolation that comes from being the target of rumors and cyber-bullying. This 20-minute revue uses pop music from the 1960's and 70's up through the present day, along with simple, fast-paced dialogue and easy choreography, to make this an uplifting learning experience for your entire school. Songs include: Change the World (Eric Clapton); Lean on Me (Bill Withers); Nowhere Man (The Beatles); Unwritten (Natasha Bedingfield); Wooly Bully (Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs).

Celebrate more than fifty years of rock & roll with this sensational thirty-minute revue in six sections. Complete with staging by John Jacobson, it's an entertainment blockbuster! I. Rockin' America - We Will Rock You; R.O.C.K. in the USA; I Love Rock 'n Roll. II. Rock 'N Roll Is Born - Rock Around the Clock; Hound Dog; Tutti Frutti; Puppy Love; Land of a Thousand Dances. III. Rock 'N Roll Revolution - Revolution; Magic Carpet Ride; Good Vibrations; I Feel the Earth Move; I Am Woman; Your Mama Don't Dance; Dust in the Wind. IV. Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Higher Love; Crazy Little Thing Called Love; Good Lovin'; Uptown Girl; Since U Been Gone; Every Breath You Take; You Give Love a Bad Name. V. Rockin' the Stadium! We Will Rock You; I Love Rock 'n Roll; (Everything I Do) I Do It for You; Start Me Up; Smells Like Teen Spirit; It's My Life. VI. Party On, America! - Drift Away; We Got the Beat; All I Wanna Do; Twist & Shout!; Joy to the World; Hey Ya!; Rock and Roll All Nite. Reprise - R.O.C.K. in the USA.

Concert and show choirs alike can celebrate the creative artistry of Stephen Sondheim as some of his best-loved songs are featured in this 25-minute revue. Nine songs are crafted into three distinct sections, providing choirs with a unique and compelling Sondheim experience! Titles include: Comedy Tonight; Into The Woods; Putting It Together; Not While I'm Around; Losing My Mind; Send In The Clowns; Company; Little Things You Do Together and Being Alive.

Celebrate the music of Stephen Schwartz with this wonderful 15-minute revue! Divided into five sections, it features songs from eight different shows. Section 1. Day by Day ("Godspell"); Topsy Turvy ("The Hunchback of Notre Dame"); We Beseech Thee ("Godspell"). Section 2. Colors of the Wind ("Pocahontas"); God Help the Outcasts ("Hunchback"); For Good ("Wicked"). Section 3. It's an Art ("Working"); Popular ("Wicked"). Section 4. Just Around the Riverbend ("Pocahontas"); Meadowlark ("The Baker's Wife"); The Spark of Creation ("Children of Eden"); Defying Gravity ("Wicked"). Section 5. All Good Gifts ("Godspell"); When You Believe ("The Prince of Egypt").

In 1969, the legendary three-day music festival at Woodstock, New York defined a generation and gave us unforgettable musical performances from groups like The Who; Crosby, Stills and Nash; Jefferson Airplane; Blood, Sweat and Tears and many more. This powerful 16-minute medley is divided into four flexible sections and includes programming suggestions by John Jacobson. I. The Innovators: Suite: Judy Blue Eyes; Somebody to Love; Spinning Wheel; My Generation. II. The Rock & Rollers: Bad Moon Rising; Evil Ways; Proud Mary. III. The Balladiers: Helplessly Hoping; If I Were a Carpenter; Find the Cost of Freedom. IV. The Entertainers: Silhouettes; Get a Job; At the Hop.