Stephen Collins Foster

Jay's particularly folky accompaniment features a jaunty piano with optional bass and percussion. Fully arranged with new harmonic and rhythmic content on each subsequent verse. Rollicking and fun, 'd...

Jay's particularly folky accompaniment features a jaunty piano with optional bass and percussion. Fully arranged with new harmonic and rhythmic content on each subsequent verse. Rollicking and fun, 'd...

A shimmering a cappella refrain provides an especially memorable highlight at the end of Mark Hayes', otherwise accompanied, choral arrangement. Originally penned by the 'Father of American Music,' th...

The winning combination of Stephen Foster's text and Greg Gilpin's musical creativity bring these three short pieces to the top of the ''must-do'' list. ''The Old Folks at Home,'' ''My Old Kentucky Ho...

Your students will find this popular Foster folk song fun to learn and play. The contrasts in dynamics and pizzicato will keep players interested in rehearsal and make it fulfilling to play in perform...

Your students will find this popular Foster folk song fun to learn and play. The contrasts in dynamics and pizzicato will keep players interested in rehearsal and make it fulfilling to play in perform...

Esta breve obra de tres movimientos incluye arreglos de tres famosas melodías de Stephen Foster que retratan escenas de la vida del siglo XIX en el Profundo Sur. El primer movimiento, Old Folks at Hom...

This delightful choral montage of Stephen Foster songs is full of humor and fun.

Teaching American folk songs is so important and Stephen Foster wrote some of the more iconic songs we know and love. Here is a fresh new arrangement of one of his finest, accompanied with a banjo-lik...

This clever and humorous arrangement is scored in the traditional partner song format: traditional Stephen Foster tune combines with a new original melody.

Young men's choirs will love learning and performing this Stephen Foster gem. The interesting melody that moves from one voice to the other serves for great vocal teaching and production. The text, th...

Young men's choirs will love learning and performing this Stephen Foster gem. The interesting melody that moves from one voice to the other serves for great vocal teaching and production. The text, th...

Asking those who have much to consider those who do not is an important and popular theme today. To realize that this song was first published in 1854 makes the plea even more poignant. The optional v...

Asking those who have much to consider those who do not is an important and popular theme today. To realize that this song was first published in 1854 makes the plea even more poignant. The optional v...

Jay's particularly folky accompaniment features a jaunty piano with optional bass and percussion. Fully arranged with new harmonic and rhythmic content on each subsequent verse. Rollicking and fun, 'd...

A shimmering a cappella refrain provides an especially memorable highlight at the end of Mark Hayes', otherwise accompanied, choral arrangement. Originally penned by the 'Father of American Music,' th...

Stephen Foster wrote this song in 1860 when steamboats were an essential part of American commerce and culture. Robust TTB harmony and hardy dynamics tell a story of work, love, and life along the riv...

Stephen Foster wrote this song in 1860 when steamboats were an essential part of American commerce and culture. Robust TTB harmony and hardy dynamics tell a story of work, love, and life along the riv...