In Celebration of the Human Voice - The Essential Musical Instrument

Won't You Be My Neighbor?

From the TV series

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

Music by Fred Rogers

Originally Performed by Fred Rogers

The theme song to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood introduces the audience to a show that went to great lengths to highlight the concept of kindness towards others.

Release Date: 1967

Voicebox : No Net

Priding itself on freedom from stylistic barriers, Voicebox is eight men and women that has chosen to stray from all stereotypes and produce an effort that proves strength with diversity. The voices are powerful and incredibly controlled. To have the versatility of voice and style is a true gift, protocol for the Voicebox musical mission. Prepare for a trip down memory lane as Voicebox reflects the songs of radio, television, widescreen, days in the Golden Gate and summertime in England. It is likely that each song will remind you of special times with special people. No Net features "My Romance", "Moondance", "You Are The New Day" (a personal favorite), "Skylark", "Guinnevere", "That Lonesome Road", and Lennon-McCartney lullaby "Good Night".

Songlist: Don't Stop, My Romance, Moondance, Won't You Be My Neighbor?, Dixie Storms, You Are The New Day, Over the Rainbow, Fowles in the Frith, Skylark, In This Heart, Babethandaza, Guinnevere, She's Not There, RIdin' the Rails, That Lonesome Road, Pink Cadillac / Greased LIghtnin', Better Be Home Soon, Good Night

Individual Folios

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Robert Page : Won't You Be My Neighbor?

Celebrate Mister Rogers' Neighborhood with this suite of his much loved songs in colorful settings for high school through adult! Highly entertaining, and sure to bring a smile to every face! Includes: It's Such a Good Feeling, It's You I Like, What Do You Do?, Won't You Be My Neighbor? (It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood). Total duration: ca. 5:20.

Arranger: Robert Page Performed By: Fred Rogers | Musical: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood