SKU: HL.346842
UPC: 840126925692. 6.75x10.5x0.019 inches.
Sponsored by the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, this folk song is from a collection of songs native to the area. ââ¬ÅTengoââ¬Â translates as ââ¬ÅI haveââ¬Â but what the song is really saying is ââ¬ÅI have plenty.ââ¬Â It is a playful children's folk song which teases a neighbor in sharing the animals' ââ¬ÅI haveââ¬Â and what they produce, compared to the neighbor who has nothing. Judith Herrington has arranged it delightfully for 2-part voices with an entertaining piano accompaniment.
SKU: AU.9781451479348
Nancy Raabe's latest anthem is a hopeful work, telling how God's plan is to provide and care for us. All we have to do is seek the Lord. The accompanying clarinet part add much to this work. There are also several phrases quoted from Eugene Peterson's The Message.
SKU: AP.48808
UPC: 038081561325. English. Traditional Haitian Folk Song.
Some history: this song comes from Haiti, but actually refers to the first King of Angola, Ngolo Kiluanje, who was revered as a great king. The Creole word for king (wa) plus the king's name (Ngolo) became Wangolo. It's an authentic folk song recalling the peace and prosperity the Angolan people enjoyed before colonization. This rhythmic rendition, which may be performed without piano if desired, includes optional body percussion, suggested parts for djembe and other instruments, optional solos in the call and response section, plus a final descant that tops off the triadic parallel harmonies. Check out the free online ChoreoTrax video for some creative riser choreography.
SKU: HL.390138
ISBN 9781705156568. UPC: 196288027560. 6.75x10.5x0.029 inches.
When the Saints Go Marching In is one of jazz music's most beloved songs. This easy arrangement with a driving Dixieland swing provides a first introduction to jazz music.
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