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The original Yiddish lyrics for "I Have A Little Dreydl" find a new meaning with a new melody in this fun and lively setting.  The song refers to the traditional game of "Dreydl", a spinning top, played by children during Chanukah. 
(Yiddish pronunciation guide included)

Ikh Bin A Kleyner Dreydl

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Changes in meter and key between verse and chorus highlight this intriguing setting of a carol from the rugged Extremadura area of Spain.

La Noraguena

Here is a new and sweet melody reflecting the "cradle song" lyrics of this well-known carol.
Staggered entrances mirror the many voices of those viewing the baby in the manger.

Away In A Manger

"Le Temps A Laisse Son Manteau" features new music in an SATB a cappella setting for a 15th century French poem about the coming of spring. Set in modern French, the text is full of springtime imagery such "gleaming sunshine", with the main concept being that animals, birds, people and nature itself, all put on new clothing as the season "removed its coat".

Le Temps A Laisse Son Manteau

There is an adventurous mood established by the new tune for the three Kings as they head off on their journey, bearing gifts.

We Three Kings of Orient Are

The positive meaning of the lyrics is reflected in this arrangement with a lively piano accompaniment, featuring an acapella, barbershop style setting of the second verse, before returning to the original upbeat tune.

Keep on the Sunny Side

This beautiful new melody of traditional Chanukah lyrics has a middle section that recreates the spontaneous joy of children at play during the holiday, leading to an exciting ending mirroring the wild spinning of a dreydl. (Hebrew pronunciation guide included)

Chanukah Chanukah

This a cappella setting of the poem by the mystic poet Eleazar Kallir (c. 570-c. 640) enriches these words about the Chanukah candles with echoes of jazz harmonies. (Hebrew pronunciation guide included)

B'neir Hashmonai

These words from the book of Zechariah, "not by might, not by power, but by My spirit" are set with a contrasting powerful melody for "not by strength" and a slow and peaceful setting for "but by My spirit". (Hebrew pronunciation guide included)




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Lo V'Chayil

This upbeat arrangement of a classic villancico (Spanish Christmas carol) tells of the baby Jesus tucked in the stable's hay with the humble animals all around.

Ay, del Chiquirritin!

The rousing English carol, "Gloucestershire Wassail", set in traditional Barbershop style, reflects the joy of caroling, and ends with a repetition of "wassail", the liquid refreshment most desired by the carolers.

Gloucestershire Wassail

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A fun and lively arrangement of this great hit from the Roaring 1920's, focused on the word "fun", repeated throughout by each choral section in different ways. There is also much interplay between all the voices, adding another "fun" element to the arrangement.

Ain't We Got Fun

This famous French carol is set in traditional Barbershop style, making it a great feature for the men in the chorus.

Bring A Torch Jeannette Isabella

"The Fly", a poem by the famous English romantic poet William Blake's (1757-1827) "Songs of Experience", focuses our thoughts on the life of a little common fly.  This a cappella setting has a thoughtful section juxtaposed with a lively, dance, buzzing "fly" like section.

The Fly

A totally fresh melodic setting reflects the "peace" and "heaven" and "sleep" of this iconic Christmas text.

Silent Night

El Noi de la Mare is a traditional Nadala (Christmas Carol) from Catalonia, in northeastern Spain, In Catalan, the beautiful  language of Catalonia.  Its lyrics tell of visitors to the baby Jesus deliberating on what to bring him  raisins, figs or olives to name a few. "Tam-pa-tam-tam", the sounds of drums, is an important part of this song

El Noi de la Mare

A new and pensive melody reflects the thoughtfulness of the "good" king looking out on the snowy scene before him.

Good King Wenceslas

This haunting Spanish carol (villancico) is set in a "flamenco" style with exciting hand clapping passages to embellish the a cappella arrangement.

La Serrana de la Sierra

This delightful villancico (Christmas carol from Spain) tells of Mary's journey on a dark mountain. Singing the happy refrain, "Ale pun", will be fun in this exciting arrangement.

Ale Pun!

With a new, vibrant melody for the original Yiddish words of the popular Chanukah song, "Khanukah Oy! Khanukah," this exciting SATB choral arrangement also has an optional baritone solo.  (Yiddish pronunciation guide included)

Khanukah Oy Khanukah!

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