2014 marks the 200th anniversary of the writing of Francis Scott Key's piece that became our National Anthem. Tim Sharp Executive Director of ACDA saw an opportunity for choirs all across America to stand together in harmony and celebration. His arrangement is based on the improvisation performed by Rachmaninoff an American citizen and can be sung a cappella or accompanied (see NMK1001/HL00125145) from National Music Publishers.

Your young singers will celebrate the music within them as they sing their own song of confidence and joy! An uptempo pop/gospel groove and easy back and forth melody will make this a snap to learn and a super concert showcase!

from Mary Poppins Returns. Have you ever lost something you loved? A toy, a book, a favorite memento? Leave it to Mary Poppins to tell you about the metaphorical space where the things you've lost and loved are waiting anxiously for your return. Not a dry eye will be left in your audience when it is revealed, at the end of the song, the thing for which the Banks children have been pining with all their hearts.

Staying true to the original Schoolhouse Rock feature this fun arrangement is a perfect choice for teaching across the curriculum.

Ideal for sight-reading practice concert and contest this collection includes: The Feast Hi-O! The Maiden in the Tower. Performance Time: Approx. 3:20.

and Other Classic English Melodies-This traditional English melody has been the inspiration for many beautiful folk songs melodes and tunes through time. Here are three contrasted songs that capture the atmosphere of past ties- the hard toil love lost and the fun that could be had! All songs are arranged by Alexander L’Estrange for Soprano Alto Men’s Voices and Piano.