There will be smiles all around when your kids embrace this lighthearted ditty-made-more. Doug's happy arrangement is a breeze with its catchy counterlines, repetitive refrain, and partner song pairing.

A real pleasure to hear, this arrangement effectively draws out the natural beauty of this memorable melody. The folk tune that's the basis of this work dates back to 18th century England, and has been

Selections from Howard Shore's brilliant original soundtrack captures the adventure, excitement and tender moments of the first of the prequels to the epic Lord of the Rings trilogy and are faithfully

This thoughtful closing sentiment is appropriate for any time of year. Imagine your singers joining hands as they blend and tune their voices. Just when you think you've heard the finest of a cappella

Offering variety and multicultural flavor, this upbeat, joyous folk song will be at home on any concert program. Though scored for less-experienced players, there is a remarkable fullness and sophistication

Although the traditions began several centuries ago, here is a colorful medley of carols, popular in Victorian England, set in contemporary treatments. Includes: The Holly and the Ivy; God Rest You

A warm and embracing low string sound throughout provides support to this ageless ballad. The individual parts are easy to learn, with no subdivision of the beat and careful attention given to the needs of

Considered by many to be the first American professional composer and arranger, William Billings' legacy lives on today, an important part of our musical landscape. With the use of his canon techniques,

All the jazz is in the piano! The string parts are a straightforward arrangement of Jolly Old Saint Nicholas that your students could handle after only a few months of instruction. Some pizzicato

This merry medley gathers three carols that have been arranged/harmonized by beloved composer Ralph Vaughan Williams.  You'll recognize his unique sound right away on Forest Green (O Little Town Of

Here is a very beautiful setting of the traditional Chinese folk song Molihua. This tune is a vital part of Chinese New Year celebrations and was featured at the 2004 Summer Olympics. The soothing

A tender text, a sweet melody, and warm harmonies come together in this gentle lullaby for SSA choirs. The tessitura is well chosen, allowing your girls to sing in the sweet spot of their voices. Fun fact:

These familiar uplifting themes, written for 13 wind instruments, can now be enjoyed by strings in this first-time arrangement. This is a true showpiece with many teaching opportunities.