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Partly in Scots Gaelic, partly in English, this Scottish tune is great fun for tenor-bass choirs! The title translates to "A Small Drink at the Door." A cappella, with plentiful unison lines and traditional

Filled with fun and nonsense lyrics, this spirited Scottish folk song arrangement is a great humorous choice for concert programming. The lively piano accompaniment along with body percussion and optional

This Scottish folk song, dating back over 300 years, is a popular children's song about a man whose clothes are made out of food. Rhythmically interesting and great fun to sing, this arrangement includes

An American folk tradition, "play party" songs like All Fly Around became popular in the mid-1800s due to the need for interaction and entertainment at social gatherings. This bright,

This rousing English music-hall song was arranged for the hit television production of Agatha Christie's Why Didn't They Ask Evans? The song accompanies the final wedding scene and is full of joy

"Hushabye, don't you cry. Go to sleep, my little baby." This beloved folk lullaby is given a smooth a cappella setting with rich divisi and contemporary choral elements and background vocables. Choirs will

This sturdy arrangement is based on a spiritual folk song that appeared in a number of American hymnals beginning in the mid 19th century. Angels Hovering 'Round appears in The Revivalist hymnal of

A delightful medley of the Appalachian folk tunes Shenandoah; My Home's Across the Blue Ridge Mountains; The Coo Coo Bird; and She'll Be Comin' 'Round the Mountain for treble

This beloved melody has been popular for over a century, and the words convey a timeless message of love. An excellent selection for middle school tenor-bass choirs, this expressive setting may be performed

Exciting rhythms, an accompaniment that imitates the snare drum, and an original melody in the Mixolydian mode make this arrangement an attractive choice for SSA choirs. The uptempo Celtic feel along with a

This arrangement of a Scottish lullaby features a beautiful melodic line and wonderful harmonic moments. The text is in English with Gaelic subtext, and an accessible pronunciation guide is included.

"Way up yonder above the moon, a bluebird sits in a silver spoon. Kitty alone and I..." This Irish nonsense song is a whirling, twirling kaleidoscope of sound - an excellent showcase for young treble

Written to emulate a hoedown style, this original tune is a fun, energetic song for choirs of all levels and abilities. For a yee-haw good time, add the optional body percussion and instrumental breaks

Also known as I Bought Me a Cat, this Kentucky mountain folk song is a joy to sing for younger choirs. Ample unison and simple harmonies are complemented by the additive animal noises that are

This lively, rhythmic and humorous arrangement is pure fun from start to finish, not to mention easy to learn! Hand-clappin', hootin' and hollerin' and even some barking and howling fill the verses and

This tender setting of the traditional folk song from the British Isles has a gentle rocking feel and expresses the longing for one's absent love.

Mid 20th-century Appalachia meets the traditional English folk song in this freshly conceived adaptation. A good deal of unison writing and carefully thought-out voice leading paves the way for a unique and

This simple strophic Scottish folk song is arranged for young singers. Stylish musically and using authentic Scottish dialect with a very simple pronunciation guide, this is a wonderful arrangement for your

A rollicking setting of a popular 19th-century British folk song provides a real change of pace in any program. Easy to learn and fun to sing, with some great teaching moments, this is a great way to

From northern England comes this delightful folk song that works well for mixed or treble choirs. A bright, bouncy piano accompaniment supports the energetic melody, and the rhythmic and harmonic interplay

The sea shanty craze continues! Designed with younger singers in mind, this historic sea shanty is sure to be a fun choice for your mixed choir. It has conservative ranges, and with repetitive melodic and