Bring singable songs and practical pedagogy together with 20 MORE children's songs, rhymes and games from around the world! Songbook Three also features extension activities for the classroom, historical references, pedagogical indices and suggestions for including these songs in the First We Sing literacy-based music series available from Hal Leonard. In addition, there are suggestions for Orff instruments and recorder, along with seasonal and holiday songs, singing games and songs just for fun. This third volume comes with digital access to songsheet PDFs for projection or print options, and audio access to sing-along recordings featuring Inner Voices, a group of 8-16 year-old singers from The West Texas Children's Chorus. Ideally suited for teaching musical skills, this collection provides a vocabulary of music and play from which children can draw today. Adults and kids of all ages will discover the fun and enjoyment of listening, learning, singing and playing these songs for generations to come! 20 songs including: Bandyrowe, Goin' to Boston, I'se the Bye, Little Sally Walker, Steal Liza Jane, T'was in the Moon of Wintertime, and more! Suggested for grades 1-5.

Songlist: Goin' To Boston, Little Sally Walker, Laudate Nomen Domini, Season To Behold, One, Two, Three, Bandyrowe, Son Macaron, Steal, Liza Jane, Down Came A Lady, 'Twas In The Moon Of Wintertime (The Huron Carol), Weevily Wheat, Sailor, Sailor On The Sea, I'se The B'ye, Just From The Kitchen, Ring, Bells (Kling, Glockchen), Skating Away, Our Old Sow, My Singing Bird, Goin' To Boston, Little Sally Walker, Laudate Nomen Domini, Season To Behold, One, Two, Three, Bandyrowe, Son Macaron, Steal, Liza Jane, Down Came A Lady, 'Twas In The Moon Of Wintertime (The Huron Carol), Weevily Wheat, Sailor, Sailor On The Sea, and more

Reflecting the shared American heritage like a patchwork quilt, this is a charming collection of folksongs performed by conductor Philip Brunelle and the 32-voice VocalEssence Ensemble Singers with guitar, harmonica, accordion, bass and piano. Whether passed along by tradition or composed by a known songwriter, all of these songs have a melody that you can hum, sing and remember! Thanks to Norman Luboff, Edwin Fissinger, Jack Halloran, and the dynamic team of Alice Parker & Robert Shaw, there are wonderful arrangements that capture the atmosphere of each in choral settings.

Songlist: Oh, Dear! What Can the Matter Be?, Down in the Valley, Black is the Color, Skip to My Lou, Dixie, Camptown Races, Laura Lee, Oh Susanna, Gentle Annie, Goin' to Boston, Seeing Nellie Home, The Lonesome Valley, Shenandoah, Hooray for the Cowboys, Red River Valley, Tumblin' Tumbleweed, Riders in the Sky, Cool Water