Unison and Two-Part Folk Music for Choir

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,

The medieval Celtic dance style found in this two-part arrangement gives this old Welsh folk song some real drive. The fun-to-sing arrangement is very approachable for younger students and also provides an

"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

Heave away! This spirited traditional sea shanty will captivate the imagination with its catchy lyrics and swashbuckling rhythms. Also known as Cape Cod Girls, this easy-to-learn song has simple

This American folk song attributed to Huddie Ledbetter (Leadbelly) has been covered and performed by countless singers and choirs. The melody is infectious and appealing, easily taught, and memorable.

This setting of a Scottish folk ballad has lyrics that speak of life lessons learned, the passing of time, and enduring affection for "home." Choirs will enjoy the song's easy conversational style, moderate

This arrangement of an Appalachian fiddle tune from the mid-1800s is quite comical as it creates the story of someone chasing down their aging hen, trying to get it to lay eggs. By the end, the owner is

The Colorado Trail is an American cowboy song about driving cattle from southern Oklahoma northwest to Colorado. Traveling this trail from beginning to end requires strength and perseverance, and

Rhythmic and playful, this singable arrangement of the American folk song utilizes body percussion, plenty of unison, and echoing harmonies to create a fun-filled educational experience for young treble

Easy voice parts that alternate then sing together, clever spoken sections with body percussion, and vocal sound effects for frogs and mosquitoes make this American folksong come alive with fun!

A lively arrangement of the American fiddle tune that will have you "goin' up Cripple Creek to have a little fun!" With a xylophone part, handclaps and accessible choral parts, this is a fantastic choice

Some clever lyrical additions make this old American fiddle tune a delightful program number, and a top-seller! Ideal for young choirs.

Using the popular folksongs Shenandoah and The Water Is Wide, Don and Nancy have written a marvelous arrangement with fluid vocal lines to let you concentrate on the beauty of choral sound

Here's a traditional Appalachian folk song with a lighthearted feel and a bouncy piano accompaniment. An ideal teaching piece for simple harmonies as well as context and style, this arrangement also offers

Aldous Huxley's tongue-in-cheek poem Flowers is set to a folk-like tune that employs jaunty rhythms, an optional violin obbligato, and simple body percussion. This delightful two-part treble piece