This joyous Christmas/holiday revue explores America's celebration of Christmas from the settlers to today, and from traditional carols to rock and rap. It also looks at how various groups in our cultural

Here is an energetic Christmas selection for your older singers. The text is all Latin and we've set this in a 3-part mixed voicing with part 3 being accessible to your lower, changing, and changed voices.

While this moving anthem was used by thousands of schools for September 11 memorial performances, it is also appropriate for any time you want to honor the sacrifice of our heroes from today and yesterday,

Here's a very majestic, uplifting, iconically American-sounding piece perfect for your choral group. A very accessible melodic line makes it easy to sing either with the piano accompaniment or the full

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel is not a song that is usually arranged for bucket band or other classroom instruments, but this piece provides a great combination of rhythm patterns that work well with

Everyone knows that all magic reindeer want to fly, right? Or do they? A few recent graduates of the School of Reindeer have realized that their true passions are for drawing, sewing, and crafting. In other

This two-part song honors Arlington National Cemetery and the heroes that are interned there. The lovely melodic line may be enhanced with an optional second vocal part that adds to the drama and

This is a collection of nine separate recorder warm-up sequences divided into two sets. The first six warm-ups "Excellent Ears," are easier and moderately short. These six echoes are based on the

With words by Henry John Gauntlett  and a traditional melody from Somersetshire, England, this lively, bouncy carol is an ideal two-part opportunity for young and more experienced choirs alike. The