It's the hottest ticket on Broadway and one listen to the fun 60s-style score will tell you why. From the up-tempo opener Welcome to the 60s through the contagious You Can't Stop the Beat Mac Huff takes us on an 18 minute romp through this new Marc Shaiman/Scott Wittman hit. Includes: Welcome to the 60s Good Morning Baltimore Mama I'm a Big Girl Now It Takes Two I Know Where I've Been and You Can't Stop the Beat.

The musical Wicked has taken Broadway by storm! Based on what happens before Dorothy arrives in Oz this journey is fun for everyone. This edition includes the songs No One Mourns The Wicked The Wizard And I One Short Day For Good and Defying Gravity

From the traditional 3/4 meter to an interesting 5/8 meter Earlene Rentz has taken this familiar Welsh carol and created a fresh new arrangement for SSA voices. Countermelodies are used to enhance the melody and the text is avariety of English and German. Includes Solfege teaching tools. A fine selection for holiday concerts.

(Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow)-This ballad by Carole King which rocketed to the top of the charts in 1961 takes on a whole new meaning when seen in the context of Beautiful - The Carole King Musical the Broadway musical chronicling her life and early career. The song has been recorded by many artists including this 1972 version by Roberta Flack. Poignant and touching!

A warm adagio introduction breaks into a joyous ?Hosanna? chorus in this 44-measure homophonic masterwork. Taken from Schubert?s Mass No. 4 this edition offers sensible vocal ranges editorial dynamic and metronome markings plus a complete IPA guide for the brief Latin text. The orchestral parts have been reduced to a playable piano accompaniment while preserving the Classical characteristics of the original work.

Discovery Level 2-Word painting takes center stage with this light and bright setting of the Sara Teasdale poem ?The Cloud?. A light and wistful flute obligato (included in the back of the octavo) help students capture this feeling of playfulness and wonder that young people often feel when considering fluffy clouds overhead. And the supportive piano accompaniment make this easy to learn.

Everyone loves The Twelve Days of Christmas but it takes so long to sing! This light-hearted setting streamlines all the days into about two minutes with a clever touch that will delight your singers and listeners! It may be sung a cappella or accompanied and will make a perfect encore! Duration: ca. 2:30.

Taken from the powerful and dramatic Steven Spielberg picture Armistad this song offers a simple but uplifting and inspiring message.

Edward MacDowell (1860-1908) was an American pianist and composer in the Romantic style. By far and away his most popular work today is To A Wild Rose a beautifully simple and reflective piece for solo Piano taken from his Woodland Sketches (Op. 51). It has been arranged here for SSA Upper Voice Chorus with Piano accompaniment.

Mark Brymer takes us back in this high-spirited medley of great songs from the fifties and sixties. Quickly learned this will be a highlight of any concert. Songs include: Big Girls Don't Cry Hound Dog It's My Party Please Mr. Postman Why Do Fools Fall in Love. Available separately: SSA. ShowTrax CD also available. Performance Time: Approx. 4:25.