Put on your boots grab your partner and get ready for a Jingle Bells Hoedown! This highly imaginative arrangement will have your audience stompin' its feet in joy. Challenge your students this Christmas with this highly entertaining piece.

Knee slappin' and stompin' fun! Immerse yourself in a wagon hayride squaredancing and even a good old-fashioned barn raising.With open stringed double stops integration of melody in all voices and some interactive rhythms based on clapping and stomping players will want to yell out a few 'yess-haws' as they get into the action!

In the style of a lively hoedown here is anªentertaining fast-paced number thats fun to perform and will sound greatªwithªstring ensembles. There is plenty of built in contrasts and easy fiddle stylingªto give it a trueAmericana feel. A perfectchange of pace!

The classic tune Li'l Liza Jane is given a western treatment by veteran composer Stephen Bulla. The opening hoedown sets the mood for this light concert piece which includes a brief violin solo. Easy to put together and sure to delight your audience.

Combining two familiar American folk tunes Polly Wolly Doodle and a taste of American Patrol John Leavitt has concocted a foot-stompin' fiddlin' program piece that is pure Americana.

With a musical tongue-in-cheek John Moss gives us an very easy program number based on Up On the Housetop mixing the familar carol with a foot-stomping barn dance styling. It's a country Christmas all the way.

(from Through the Eyes of a Child). Through the Eyes of a Child is a song cycle for singers and listeners both young and old. Whimsy and enchantment are reflected in A Girl's Garden (Robert Frost) The Bells (Edgar Allan Poe) and Between Two Hills (Carl Sandburg) as well as in the humor of Polly Wolly Doodle. This American folksong favorite gets a foot-stomping rafter-raising treatment in this…