Review: On this recording, Tucson Girls Chorus shares music of the holiday with you. From the haunting message in "Stopping By Woods," by Vera Kistler to the rousing "A la Russe," arranged by Riegger the chorus sings a variety of new pieces and old favorites. This talented choir is sure to put you in the holiday mood.

Songlist: Winter Wonderland, Stopping By Woods, Kyrie from Missa Brevis in C Minor, Ukrainian Bell Carol, Da Pacem, On This Delightful Day, Gesu Bambino, A la Russe (The Sleigh), Ave Maria (linda Nolan), Riu, Riu, Chiu, Nieve (So Softly), Hurry, Hurry Yonder, Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming, I'll Be Home For Christmas, What Child Is This?

Review: On their third CD, the Tucson Girls Chorus sings favorite pieces requested by their loyal supporters. The songs are an assortment of folk songs, motets and jazz standards, with many arranged by Kirby Shaw. Selections include, "Come Let Your Hearts Be Singing," by Giovanni Glaser, "Ave Verum," by Gabriel Faure, "Here's That Rainy Day," arranged by Steve Zegree and "Cry Me A River," arranged by Shaw. This very talented choir is conducted by Margie Kersey with accompanist Helen Jones.

Songlist: Pick A Bale O Cotton (arr. Charles Terhune), Danny Boy (arr. Carl Stromen), Fair Phyllis I Saw (John Farmer, arr. Victoria Glaser), Come, Let Your Hearts Be Singing (Giovanni Gastoldi), Mexican Lullaby (Abe Tuvim & Mario Talavera), Ave Verum (Gabriel Faure), What'll I Do? (Irving Berlin, arr. Kirby Shaw), Here's That Rainy Day (Burke & Van Heusen, arr. Steve Zegree), Cry Me A River (Arthur Hamilton, arr. Kirby Shaw), American Lullaby (Gladys Rich), Neighbor's Chorus (Jacques Offenbach), A City Called Heaven (arr. Josephine Poelinitz), Hush! Somebody's Callin' My Name, You Made Me Love You (McCarthy & Monaco, arr. Kirby Shaw), Homeward Bound