This great medley includes: "Deck The Halls," "Up On A Housetop," "Jingle Bells," and "We Wish You A Merry Christmas."

Set in an infectious gospel style, this moving selection proved to be very popular with schools. To add to the drama of your performance, we have also provided the option of sign language for the chorus.

Loosely based on "We Wish You A Merry Christmas," Teresa's ingenious concoction turns the song into a great swing tune with a verrrrry proper chorale-like center section.

This great new collection includes the following: "Wade In The Water;" "Arirang; When Johnny Comes Marching Home;" "Red River Valley;" "When The Saints Go Marching In;" and "O, How Lovely Is The Evening."

M.C. Handel's Recorder Channel includes: "B A Good Student," "The Holly And The Ivy," "Leapin' Lemurs," "The Rubber Baby Buggy Bumper Boogie," and "Renaissance Dance."

The melody and lyrics of this patriotic piece are easy and repetitious enough for most students to learn and remember. There are even some fantastic fireworks sound effects at the end of the song that will make everyone cheer.

This song is a very gentle, lovely tune which can be performed as a round. The lyrics and melody are both simple so that anyone can learn it and sing along. Consider teaching it to your whole school and even inviting your audience to join in when it becomes a round the second time through.

This song speaks of candles being lit one by one in countries all over the world until "the lights all shine as one" and "the journey to peace has begun." This will be a very powerful and moving moment in your concert.

This collection includes: "Deck The Halls;" "Fum Fum Fum;" "Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring;" "While By My Sheep;" "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen;" and "O Christmas Tree."

While these songs are sacred, we have adapted many of them to work in a secular setting as well. Songs include: "O Come All Ye Faithful;" "The Friendly Beasts;" "The Angels Sang;" "Joy To The World;" "Masters In This Hall;" "Christmas Day;" "The Coventry Carol;" and "Children, Go Where I Send Thee."