Edited by Frank Harrison. An epic transcription of this most important document of late 15th-century choral music; Volume I contains polyphonic antiphons by Browne Cornysh Davy Horwood Kellyk Lambe Sturton and Wylkynson. First published in 1956 revised 1967 and reprinted with corrections 1983.

A One-Act Musical-It's a snow day! Samantha tweets her friends with an invitation to hang out. The friends bury themselves not in the snow but in their individual electronic devices. Although resistant to play outdoors in the snow the childrensoon find themselves face-to-face with a walking talking sunglass-wearing snowman!Happy the Snowman used a slush fund to come to life to learn about today's technology. Quite frankly up until now he's been frozen out!Very quickly Happy is lost in a blizzard of techno-speak and electronic devices. After posting a video online of the snowman's song and dance Happy's adventure takes a dramatic turn as the video goes viral! When chased byscientists reporters and paparazzi his new friends text everyone they know to join in a friendly flash mob to distract his pursuers and to rescue our hero.Happy the High-Tech Snowman can be used anytime betweenlate fall and the end of the winter months and it lends itself to many community and instructional settings. For Grades 4-8. Available: Teacher Edition; Singer Edition 5-Pak; Listening CD; Enhanced StudioTrax CD; Preview Pack;Performance Kit.

from The Civil War: An American Musical-From our founding fathers to the present age the sound of freedom has echoed across our land. This gospel tour-de-force from The Civil War: An American Musical reminds us all of this great gift we experience each day. Available separately: SATB SAB SSA and ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 3:10