This bright, animated original piece truly captures the excitement of the winter holiday season. Opening with a lively rhythmic theme, a contrasting legato section follows with the active theme returning and echoed in the piano for a sparkling finish. Your choirs will enjoy sharing this musical greeting and happy seasonal message!

Composer: David A Perry; Jean Perry

Creative possibilities abound with this fun, frolicking arrangement of a French folk song, featuring a text of nonsense words and a rhythmic chant/rap-style middle section. Ideal for concert or festival use, it possesses an extremely clever "dramatic" ending that is not to be missed!

Composer: David A Perry; Jean Perry

Positively impact your choir and their classmates with a message of friendship and acceptance! This piece provides the option to expand from unison to two-part for performance with comfortable ranges and a strong melodic chorus.

Composer: Ruth Elaine Schram; Celsie Staggers

Bubbling with opportunities to sing, clap, laugh, play percussion instruments (suggested rhythmic patterns are included!), and even spin, this delightful original will quickly become your young choir's favorite song. Phyllis has tapped the teaching fountain for syncopation with this easily memorized, irrepressibly happy tune that will fill your choir with joy inside...and out!

Composer: Phyllis Wolfe White

Greg Gilpin's dynamic and moving ballad tells the fascinating story of the Liberty Bell, using it as a metaphor for the strength of the U.S. and Americans. Optional parts for a speaker to read before the song help to make it a solid choice any patriotic occasion.

Composer: Greg Gilpin

"I was thinking if I were a fish, what kind would I be?" Put on the colorful leis and get out the ukulele and synthesized steel drums for the little fish with the big Hawaiian name: the Humuhumunukunukuapua'a (phonetically: hoo-moo-hoomoo-noo-koo-noo-koo-ah-poo-ah-ah). The humu humu, for short, is the unofficial state fish of Hawaii. Its name means "fish with a pig's snout" in Hawaiian, and is the longest name for a fish in that language. Your choir will have a blast singing the clever rhymes and catchy tune in authentic island style. From the pen of winning novelty writer Phyllis White comes a crowd-pleaser sure to get every underwater toe tapping!

Arranger: Phyllis White

Avast me hearties! Whether your singers prefer to sail upon the sea, ride and rope in the Wild West, or soar beyond the Milky Way, they all will want to be "a wiggledy-wag of a scallywag" in this imaginative make-believe romp that is full of musical smiles.

Composer: Phyllis Wolfe White

Isn't a tree full of birds like notes on a staff? This delightful original selection imagines our feathered friends as tiny songsmiths: "Whatever they're composing, be it symphony or song, I wanna sing along." Young singers will enjoy the amusing wordplay and busy melody of this charming, whimsical work.

Composer: Amy F Bernon

Composer: Phyllis Wolfe White

At long last, the burning issue of where to find a good pig song has been sensitively addressed with this season's pig masterpiece. A tuneful setting of the "Three Little Pigs" story, which will leave your audience, not to mention the wolf...howling! Memorable memories and clever lyrics. Ample opportunity for solos. Choice of two different story endings. Naturally lends itself to costuming and staging. Creative and hilarious. Also available for SATB 15/1100

Composer: Stephen L Lawrence

This exuberant original piece about the joys of singing boasts lively rhythms, a limited range, and catchy melodies that are easy to learn (the title phrase is its only Spanish text). It's a terrific opener and will add a Latin flair to any program.

Composer: Jerry Estes