A wonderful well-researched musical about saving the planet as seen through the eyes of animals on land sea and air. Written by the successful partnership of Michael and Jill Gallina this is a superb one-act play to inspuire all! Through rhyming dialogue and creative characterisations the animals teach young people on a picnic the three R’s of ecology - recycle Replenish and Respect. The seven songs in unison and two-part demonstrate a variety of blues rap calypso ballad and funky rock styles. Students will enjoy dramatising the 12 animals (which are easily costumed) the eight young picnickers the conga-line of fish and the chorus which can be any size.This is the Performer's Part with all lyrics and the libretto. The Director’s Score (SP19649)includes staging costuming props and scenery suggestions.

Mozart's beautiful Cradle Song for unison chorus arranged by J. Michael Diack with text by Edith Clegg.

Victor Hely-Hutchinson's setting of Edward Lear's famous verse. Arranged for unison voices and piano by J. Michael Diack.

Silent Mice Holy Mice tells the story of how the world's most beloved Christmas carol Silent Night came to be written. Filled with humor and fun writers Jill and Michael Gallina share this unforgettable Christmastale through the antics of some very wise mice ? and a lazy church cat named Sebastian. Designed with elementary voices in mind this delightful musical offers children's choirs easy to sing melodies and clever text rhymesthat make learning quick and enjoyable.

Written for narrator unison voices and piano this enjoyable 18th-century pop cantata can be performed as a concert piece or staged production. Celebrating the good deeds of Captain Coram the work is based on information from a variety of sources most notably from The Story Of The Founding Hospital by Maureen Boyd. It makes an excellent production and can also provide the basis for historical and sociological studies in the classroom. Parts for small instrumental ensemble or string orchestra available on hire. Woodwind and String parts on hire. 19 mins.

A free-and-easy style of performance is appropriate for this extremely popular cantata-musical about Jonah and the whale. The score is for unison voices narrator and piano (with chord symbols). There are opportunities for a suitable group of jazz instrumentalists to use the piano score as the basis for improvisation and there's even hand clapping and finger clicking for the singers!