The #1 title song from the 1984 mega-hit movie this is a great feature for Halloween or anytime you just want to have some fun! Fantastic pop/show choir feature with super choreography potential! Who ya gonna call?

Latin settings create a wonderful environment for teaching of pure vowels leading to excellent musical singing in all other areas. This concert festival or contest setting encourages energetic singing. Repetition allows for quicker learning and memorization allowing for more teaching time of musical elements such as pulsed and legato phrasing. Latin settings create a wonderful environment for teaching of pure vowels leading to excellent musical singing in all other areas. This concert festival or contest setting encourages energetic singing. Repetition allows for quicker learning and memorization allowing for more teaching time of musical elements such as pulsed and legato phrasing.

A beautiful melody from County Donegal in Ireland and early 20th century lyrics will provide a lovely showcase for treble choirs in children's choirs and middle schools. With interesting mixed meter piano interludes each verse is set beautifully for young voices and includes references to several Gaelic mythological creatures.

Arranged by Henry Geehl for SA chorus and piano accompaniment. Words by Kay Foster.

This 17th century text is given a modern treatment. With a quick tempo and a driving piano accompaniment this is an energetic song perfect for a Christmas or Winter concert.

The sweet acoustic sounds of this light pop-style Christmas song by Dara Maclean and Dave Barnes will bring warmth and hope to seasonal concerts and worship services. Just a baby sleeping in a manger all the world was waiting for you to come...under Bethlehem skies.

three classic Eva Cassidy songs-This soulful collection is a tribute to American guitarist singer and songwriter Eva Cassidy. Her expressive and passionate recreation of classics songs has inspired people all over the world and her recordings never fail to move those who discover them. Contained here are three stunning arrangements by Joanna Forbes in different styles all for SA Men's voices and Piano accompaniment.

The unbridled joy of Gene Kelly splashing through puddles make this song one of the most memorable musical comedy numbers of all time! A great choreography showcase for choirs of all types - audiences will love it!

From the Songs of the World collection by the Judith Herrington and Sara Glick team this selection describes the thrill of riding swiftly over the snow-covered countryside in a troika; a sleigh pulled by three horses.