"Blowin' in the Wind" - Written by Bob Dylan and covered by countless artists, this protest song from the 1960s raises questions about peace, war and freedom. The answers are there, but not easy to find. "Forever Young" - This beautiful folk song is perfect for your concert setting and important for your students as they explore recent American history. Bob Dylan's seminal work was originally composed as a lullaby for his eldest son Jesse, bestowing wishes and blessings upon him. As a choral, Forever Young works especially well as a adulatory song for graduations! "Times They Are A-Changin'" - This re-imagined interpretation of the classic Bob Dylan song is perfect for any concert with a social justice theme. The re-harmonization and contrasting musical style will bring a new attention and poignancy to these well-known words. There is a new musical home for this in concert halls where it has not been found before.

Songlist: Blowin' in the Wind, Forever Young, Times They Are A-Changin'

Christmas in the Heart is the 47th album from Bob Dylan and his first ever Christmas collection. It features such favorites as: Here Comes Santa Claus - Winter Wonderland - Little Drummer Boy - Must Be Santa - and more.

Songlist: O Little Town Of Bethlehem, Christmas Island, The First Noel, O Come, All Ye Faithful, Hark The Herald Angels Sing, The Little Drummer Boy, The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire), Do You Hear What I Hear, The Christmas Blues, Must Be Santa, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane), I'll Be Home For Christmas, Silver Bells, Winter Wonderland

Bob Dylan's unique take on Sinatra standards, including: Autumn Leaves - Full Moon and Empty Arms - I'm a Fool to Want You - The Night We Called It a Day - Some Enchanted Evening - Stay with Me - That Lucky Old Sun - Where Are You - Why Try to Change Me Now.

Songlist: Stay With Me, I'm A Fool To Want You, Why Try To Change Me Now, Autumn Leaves, Where Are You, Some Enchanted Evening, Full Moon And Empty Arms, The Night We Called It A Day, That Lucky Old Sun, What'll I Do?

Written by Bob Dylan and covered by countless artists, this protest song from the 1960s raises questions about peace, war and freedom. The answers are there, but not easy to find. This beautiful folk song is perfect for your concert setting and important for your students as they explore recent American history.

Covered countless times by artists around the globe, Bob Dylan's seminal work was originally composed as a lullaby for his eldest son Jesse, bestowing wishes and blessings upon him. As a choral, Forever Young works especially well as a adulatory song for graduations!