Originally released as a two part piece, this selection continues to be one of the most popular in the Pavane catalog.  This new voicing celebrates the same metamorphosis from fall into winter but

The #1 title song from the 1984 mega-hit movie, this is a great feature for Halloween or anytime you just want to have some fun! It's a fantastic pop/show choir feature with super choreography potential!

All the colors of autumn are right here in this lilting, dance-like original. With charming lyrics and well-crafted voice parts, this simple, pretty piece is full of teachable moments and easy enough for

Triadic harmonies and several spoken solos are perfect for younger groups in this fun novelty song. Compare dance moves with Frankenstein, Wolfman, and Dracula, and maybe add a few of your own!

Don't be scared! This Purple People Eater only wants to play in a rock and roll band! Have some fun performing this crazy 1958 chart topper, complete with optional kazoos and hilarious solo opportunities

Younger choirs will build important choral skills with this tender setting of a poem by Robert Louis Stevenson. Alternating between modal and major key tonality, the part-writing is carefully crafted,

A true fall concert piece, this is easy to learn at the beginning of the school year. Based on a traditional English folk song, it is ideal for building the important choral skills of blend, balance and

Recorded by "The Kingston Trio" and "Rockapella," this spooky song is a great novelty change of pace!  "And they were singing: Back to back, belly to belly and I don't really care 'cause I'm stone dead

This lyrical view of the beauty of autumn as it it changes into winter features a chorus of cascading vocal lines imitating the motion of the colorful leaves as they "rain" down to the ground. Vivid word

Here's a unique choral setting of a spine-tingling poem by Edgar Allan Poe. Jay's riveting music is a perfect complement to the unconventional text. With a mysterious quality that makes it appropriate for