This playful arrangement of a Nicaraguan folk song encapsulates a broader message of diversity and inclusion across the world—because “all the nations like bananas!” Just a little Spanish, but a lot of fun. Limited vocal ranges and a few mini solos will encourage beginners to sing out loud and proud. Find choreography on the When […]
Featuring a vivid poetic text, a light and airy lilt, and a supportive piaThis change-of-pace charmer recreates the conversation between a pair of birds as they observe children singing. The birds consider what the sounds are, why the sounds are made, and most importantly, “Is it music?” Kids will embrace telling the animated story with […]
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Featuring a vivid poetic text, a light and airy lilt, and a supportive piano accompaniment, this lyrical beauty celebrates the newness of every day. Each voice part shares moments of melody and brief flowing counterlines, making this a top choice for developing treble choirs. Charming!
Bossa nova (Portuguese for “new trend”) is a musical genre that began in Brazil in the 1950s. The combination of samba rhythms, jazz sonorities, and lyrical melodies created a new, sophisticated style that was soon embraced by musicians worldwide. Here’s a quintessential bossa nova on just three Latin words. Optional flute and/or vibraphone (available free […]
Bossa nova (Portuguese for “new trend”) is a musical genre that began in Brazil in the 1950s. The combination of samba rhythms, jazz sonorities, and lyrical melodies created a new, sophisticated style that was soon embraced by musicians worldwide. Here’s a quintessential bossa nova on just three Latin words. Optional flute and/or vibraphone (available free […]