This tune includes Recorder I (BA), Recorder II (DEABCDE), and Alto recorder parts.

This tune includes Recorder I (B) and Recorder II (BAG).

This tune includes a SATB score with Boomwhacker/Bass Marimba, Soprano/Alto recorder, and Tenor/Bass recorder parts.

This tune includes a Recorder part and Piano/Recorder score.

This tune includes Soprano Recorder (BAG) and Alto Recorder (CDE) parts.

This tune includes Recorder I (BAG), Recorder II (EBAG), and Alto recorder parts.

This richly beautiful song is based on Johann Pachelbel's famous chord progression for his Canon In D. Right off the bat, you could read a sacred theme into this text, even though it never specifies anything sacred. This song is very special to us, and over the years it has remained a favorite to us and to the many thousands of schools who have used it.

We all know the thrill of singing this great work with a full orchestra - the power, the glory, the chills up your spine. But the original version isn't exactly designed for children's voices. That's why we have created a new setting of this classic especially developed for young choirs. It is in a lower key, and is arranged for two treble voices.

This popular old folk tune originated in the 19th century South, a slight variant on "Sweet Thing." It's easy-going and fun to sing, especially the question and answer on "honey" and "babe."

Here's a short, simple tune to teach your kids some conversational Spanish. The message is positive - I like my school, friends, and teacher.