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Bring festive brilliance and infectious joy to your next choral concert with the stirring "Antiphonal Gloria." Published as part of Hal Leonard's renowned "Discovery Level 1" series, this impressive p...

Best used as a concert opener, this buoyant piece may be sung from the risers or as a processional. It may be performed all year, or with the alternate lyrics for holiday programs. Easily learned, it...

This Appalachian folk song is a standard among folk, country and blue grass bands. This arrangement takes advantage of the lyrics and uses them like a percussion instrument. Terraced dynamics are used...

Sing of good things, not bad is certainly a wonderful mantra for all of us and it is the theme of this iconic Joe Raposo song from Sesame Street. With a driving and rhythmic piano accompaniment here i...

This classic Frank Loesser song from the Broadway musical Guys and Dolls gets better with age. With an easy swing style, ranges that are perfect for young singers and a timeless message this is a perf...

Combining a new song of patriotism with the much beloved My Country 'tis of Thee this is a wonderful addition to any patriotic concert. The meter for My Country.. has been changed from 3/4 to 4/4 whic...

Here is a modern take on the beautiful 15th century chant. With driving and syncopated rhythms, here is a sure fire hit for your Christmas program.

This is a story song reflecting on the sights and sounds of the holiday season. The experience of telling a story through song is a valuable lesson for singers of all ages. Light staging and acting ar...

A bagpipe-like piano part along with a lilting violin/fiddle part set the stage for an authentic Irish sounding piece. This will make a wonderful addition to your Christmas around the world concert.

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 as a result of religious prohibi...

With parts for Orff instruments (Glockenspiel and Bass Metallophone) and flute, here is a beautiful and thoughtful setting of the Paoul Laurence Dunbar poem. Unison voices anchor the beginning of the...

Singing music from the Baroque period can often be daunting. Here is a wonderful introduction to this important style that is approachable and enjoyable for your young singers. Only 6 Latin words are...

Originating from the busking scene in cities across the nation in the 1980s, street bucket drumming has become inseparable from the modern-day music teacher catalog due to its reliance on found materi...

A simple bossa nova chorus giving way to jazzy swung verses gives this Perry Como favorite a breath of fresh air. With an optional, accessible flute part, this breezy arrangement contains elements of...

The burgeoning Solfege series for young choirs gets a new inductee in Solfege Mambo, drawing heavily upon Latin American traditions of syncopation, staccato movement and rhythmic expression. With a te...

Audrey Snyder's setting of Robert Frost's celebrated 1922 poem is lush and peaceful fable, with sublime word painting throughout. The works' falling melodies are evocative of falling snow on a dark, s...

Known as the second oldest Christmas song in the world, this bluesy, contemporary take on the 1864 carol will have your audience grooving along! Hand claps, a funky piano part, and a singular sense of...

This energetic concert selection features unison singing to build confidence in young voices. A focus on pure vowels and the practice of accents adds to its appeal. Singers will enjoy the driving temp...

Light-hearted lyrics and a cheerful tune will put a smile on the faces of both singers and listeners as they celebrate the wonder of music. Consider using the song's title as a concert theme to encour...