Welcome this notable arrangement of American folk tunes from Joseph Martin. He weaves Poor Way-Faring Stranger and Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child with haunting piano melodies that remain long after the last chord sounds.Suitable for use as an easy adult anthem. Memorable.

Choral Highlights-The Disney film Moana is tremendously entertaining with stunning oceanic animation a captivating adventure tale feisty heroine and tuneful musical numbers by Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda and the authentic Polynesian sounds of Opetaia Foa'I and Te Vaka. Enchant your audiences with this 12-minute medley which includes: How Far I'll Go I Am Moana (Song of the Ancestors) We Know the Way Where You Are You're Welcome.

Set in a buoyant medieval style this lively original by Audrey Snyder is the perfect opener for your madrigal dinner or concert performance. Accompany with recorder cello hand drum or finger cymbals or a variety of otheroptions for a festive processional.Available separately: 2-Part any combination ShowTrax CD and Instrumental ePak that contains Score and Parts for Melody Instruments 1 & 2 Bass Instruments 1 & 2 Hand Drum and Finger Cymbals.Performance Time: Approx: 1:30.

Discovery Level 2-Several contrasting sections alternate with the rhythmic main theme of this original work. An excellent selection for younger or developing choirs your students will develop many important choral skills as they rehearse and perform this piece.

From the thrilling Broadway musical Newsies this song is sung by the newsboys in their threatened strike against the newspapers. Combining a military-type march rhythm with a Broadway rock feel the result is a tremendouslyappealing showcase for younger male singers. Discovery Level 2.

Together We Sing Series-Painting the scene of a cold and windy December night and the birth of the Christ-child or Rose this Catalonian carol is set for young male voices using both the Catalan language and English. Supported with a flowing piano accompaniment the melody is shared by both parts and joined by a simple descant where the option of a cappella singing is given.

With 2 new songs incorporated from the Disney live-action animated movie your students can be reaquainted with this beautiful Disney score. Songs include: Belle How Does a Moment Last Forever Be Our Guest Evermore and Beauty and the Beast.

A tuneful Shaker melody is transformed with additional music and original text creating a playful and thoughtful work celebrating the love of friendship. Beginning with the simple melody the piece develops into a more complex performance of melodies gaining strength to the key change and then relaxing back to a simple melodic ending.

The second release on her critically acclaimed album 1989 Taylor Swift continues to turn heads with her transition from country to pop. With a breathless pop sound always interesting vocals and a certain amount of autobiography this song demonstrates why Taylor Swift is the star she is. Fantastic for pop and show groups!