Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory-2-Part. Set your imagination free with this famous Leslie Bricusse/Anthony Newlsy song from the children's film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory in a beautiful and well-crafted choral arrangement by Audrey Snyder. Performance Time: Approx. 3:15.

from Ma Vlast No. 2 The Moldau-This beautiful text tells a lovely story of a simple snowfall. Imagine the glow of the moon permeating the darkness of a chilly winter evening. From beginning to end this is winter's invitation to our imaginations.This setting of the beautiful melody by Smetena from The Moldau is a treasure for treble voices.

This playful song was modelled after folk songs that play with our imagination and make us laugh. Like many songs passed along over generations the words range from far-fetched to absurd. So don't be surprised to find dogs sheep and hens singing along in this song!

From the children's book Marvin Makes Music by the late composer Marvin Hamlisch this song celebrates the true story of how Marvin loved to play the piano and compose his own songs. All the sounds in a child's world come together to create the music in my mind - a song worth singing. This charming setting for young singers has all the creative imagination you could want!

(from Hello Dolly!) Discovery Level 2-This classic song from Hello Dolly! was part of the unique musical score to the Disney Pixar animated film WALL*E with its fantastic images of a never-before-imagined vision of the future. Available separately: 3-Part Mixed 2-Part VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:10.

Over Hill Over Dale by Andrea Ramsey for SA and Piano.In this charming piece for upper Voices and Piano Ramsey's characterization of the fairy's monologue from Act 2 Scene 1 of A Midsummer Night's Dream is both fun and imaginative. The rhythmic fluidity driving Piano part and clever accentuation perfectly complement Shakespeare's metre and rhyme scheme and bring the text to life.Over Hill Over Dale was originally published in the collection Hark hark the lark.

Cecilia McDowall's Drink The Sky for SA Piano and Percussion. This is an uplifting and expressive setting of a fun descriptive text by Christie Dickason that characterizes the sky in an imaginative way. The compelling melodies are underpinned by a dynamic Piano part often featuring rippling quavers and characterful interjections from the Glockenspiel and suspended Cymbal complement the narrative. A contrasting middle section in triple time quotes from the Northumbrian folk song 'When the boat comes in' while the final section is affirmatory in feel emphatically repeating the final line of the poem 'and I will grow'.

Singin' & Swingin' at the K-2 Chorale Series-New in the ?Singin' and Swingin' at the K-2 Chorale Series ? this imaginative reproducible unison mini-musical has Snoozy Snowflake reluctant to fall in line with the tasks of the other snowflakes which holds up the first snowfall of winter! Through an easy-to-memorize rhyming script and adorable songs Snoozy discovers that each of us is special and offers unique contributions to family school and community. This reproducible mini-musical has an easy-to-memorize rhyming script director's score choreography costume set prop and performance suggestions as well as an Enhanced StudioTrax CD that includes accompaniment and performance tracks colouring sheet poster program clip art and composers' info. Grades K-2. Performance Time: 15 minutes.

This secular work has a wonderful gospel flavored harmonic treatment and a powerful message of unity and peace. With easy call and response style harmonies and a final building chorus of “over and over and over andover ” your singers will add their voices to the imagining of the world as “a new symphony.” Duration: ca. 3:15.

Amy Bernon's imaginative style is fully evident in this charming winter piece for younger groups. Singers will explore varied musical styles as the text considers different songs the snow might sing . . . if the snow could sing. A simple tune- a lovely lullaby- a hearty tale- and finally, an invitation to sing along. / 2 Parties Mixtes

What does the fox say? No one is sure but you can sing about it in this surprise novelty hit that is both bizarre and brilliant. Your singers will love recreating the imaginative video performance by the Norwegian comedy duo Ylvis.

The lyrics of this imaginative song are from the iconic Mister Rogers and are almost legendary in their meaning to young and old. With a jazz flavored accompaniment this work will make a perfect addition to a set of songs of childhood.