Unison Chorus & Piano (with opt. Synthesizer, Guitar, Bass, Drums

SKU: SU.27010022

For Unison Chorus & Piano (with opt. Synthesizer, Guitar, Bass, Drums. Composed by Sandy Wilbur. Arranged by Judith Clurman and Larry Hochman. Vocal/Choral, Secular Choral. 4th of July, patriotic. Choral Octavo. Duration 4 minutes. Subito Music Corporation #27010022. Published by Subito Music Corporation (SU.27010022).

Unison Chorus, Piano, Synthesizer, Guitar, Bass, Drums Duration: 4' ' Composed: 2012 Published by: Sandy Wilbur Music, Inc. Written by Sandy Wilbur and arranged by TONY and EMMY Award winning arranger Larry Hochmann (Spamalot!, The Book of Mormon) and Judith Clurman, We the People is a setting of the preamble to the US Constitution,and masterfully celebrates the greatest and most admired political document ever written. Suitable for all ages, We the People is an excellent learning tool for young singers and the perfect addition to any core choral curriculum. We the People uses Wilbur's fun musical setting to teach and reaffirm the democratic fundamentals of government on which our nation was founded. Available in versions for SATB Chorus, SA, Chorus and Unison Chorus. We the People features an optional kickin' rhythm section accompaniment (Guitar,Bass, Piano, Synth and Drums). In addition to the full score and set of parts, Subito Music also offers an instrumental accompaniment CD that can be used for rehearsal as well as for performance. Minimum order quantity: 8 copies. To order quantities fewer than 8, Also available: (27010010) (27010011) (27010020) (27010021) (27010025).

By Sandy Wilkinson. For unison/2-part choir and piano. General. Octavo. Published by Chorister's Guild

Unison choir

SKU: LO.30-1732H

20 More Authentic Play Parties. Composed by Alan Spurgeon. Movement. Heritage Music Press #30/1732H. Published by Heritage Music Press (LO.30-1732H).

UPC: 000308061062.

Play parties are an American phenomenon with roots in children's games songs from the British Isles. They are song, dance and game all in one. Play parties came about in rural America during the second half of the 19th century. Many of these authentic folk songs are still popular today. This is a one-of-a-kind collection, based on research and interviews of people who actually performed and attended play parties as children. Also included in this terrific resource are the movement instructions for each play party.