In this setting, the haunting Scottish melody is accompanied by a simple countermelody that is played by the recorder and later sung. It provides an opportunity for young singers to gain vocal control over leaps, to develop a sense of phrasing, and to experience two-part singing in a contrapuntal texture. Duration: ca. 2:30.

Arranger: Mary Goetze

If freckles were lovely and day was night. In this fun, rhythmic piece for two-part treble choir with piano, the idea of what if? is contemplated. In the end, though, it's decided that things are probably best the way they are. Duration: 3:45.

Arranger: Mary Goetze

This rollicking, fun and humorous arrangement of an Appalachian folk song is perfect for young choirs. The added homemade percussion instruments such as found sticks, spoons and washboard, plus a rousing hambone knee slap at the end all combine to make thhe piece more colorful and authentic to the Appalachian region. Duration: ca. 2:00.

Arranger: Nancy Boone Allsbrook/Glenda Goodin

This playful song was modeled after folk songs that play with our imagination and make us laugh. Bouncy, with a Scottish lilt, snippets of folksongs are woven into the accompaniment as each verse unfolds. Easily learned and fun to sing, it will be an excellent closer or encore piece! Duration: ca. 3:00.

Arranger: Mary Goetze