Traditional Tune Of The British Isles-It is not always easy to find pieces scored for young male voices. Here it is! Try it on your spring concert.

A light dancey o-my-own-thing song for middle school chorus that is fun for both the choir and audience!

This secular piece will appeal to anyone who remembers the heartthrob of teenage years. Add it to any repertoire by a junior high school chorus for a spring concert or summer festival.

Recommended by master teacher Jean Ashworth Bartle this work for three-part treble voices by Canadian composer Ruth Watson Henderson is based on a set of riddles. One part of the chorus sings the riddle and another part the answer. Young voices will surely enjoy the exchange of rhyming riddles and answers.

This well-known Christian hymn was written by Maltbie Babcock a minister from New York and inspired by his hikes around Lake Ontario. Based on a traditional English melody this joyful arrangement is suitable for singing praise.

Thou Shalt Love

An easy 2-part children's anthem from the Accent On Youth SeriesThis piece about Jesus blessing the children could be used for a baptism or in conjunction with a children's sermon.

Instrumental Accompaniment Set-Contents: Full Score Violin 1-2 Viola and Cello

This Christina Rossetti text has been set many times-but this SAB setting with keyboard and optional handbells is special indeed. Allen Pote is a master with simple melody understands the voices of a typical church choir and has a gift for magical harmonic color. Have a small choir with very few men? Try this one on Christmas Eve.

This is a wonderful piece fun for all ages! The words for the first section 'Mary's Violet Eyes' teach the order of the planets. 'Pi Roundelay' teaches the first twenty digits of 'pi.'