A traditional German canon arranged in a straightforward and educationally appropriate style by Donald Moore. Easy singable melodies fit together perfectly. A follow-up to Moore's best selling 'Sing With Joy!' and 'Simply Alleluia.' Excellent for Music In Our Schools Month. Optional flute or C instrument part included in the publication. / 2 Parties Mixtes

Five songs from German jazz musician Roger Cicero's critically acclaimed album Männersachen have been arranged here for Male Voices (Tenor, Baritone, Bass with Piano Accompaniment) by Carsten Gerlitz. The bestselling album sees Cicero sing big band music in the Rat Pack style with German lyrics, truly an exciting prospect!The arrangements in this choral songbook are full of life, with tracks alternating between close-harmonies and a more traditional lead vocal with backing. The variety makes each track stand alone, while all five songs are a joy to sing from start to finish. The songs included are Frauen regier'n die Welt, Kein Mann für eine Frau, Schön dass du ba biest, Wenn sie dich fragt and Zieh die Schuh aus.On the accompanying CD are backing tracks and demonstration tracks, allowing you to hear how the songs should sound as well as sing with a professional accompaniment. / Voix D'Hommes Et Piano

2 Part-When a baker and his wife learn they've been cursed by the witch next door they embark on a quest for the special objects required to break the spell in a hysterical take on the Brothers Grimm! Sondheim's inventive songs aremasterfully set for choral ensembles of all ages in this 15-minute choral medley. Songs include: Into the Woods I Know Things Now Agony It Takes Two Last Midnight No More No One Is Alone Children Will Listen Finale.Available separately: SATB SAB 2-Part ShowTrax CD. Instrument Parts available as a digital download (flt/pic cl bn hn 1-2 tpt syn 1-2 vc b perc 1-2). Duration: ca. 14:45.

Vaughan Williams made many settings of texts from Shakespeare throughout his life. This one the Dirge for Fidele was written for two Voices with Piano Accompaniment in 1922 as a stand-alone song. Its text is one ofShakespeare’s many celebrated songs ‘Fear no more the heat o’ the sun’ including the lines ‘Golden lads and girls all must as chimney-sweepers come to dust’ from Cymbeline.Perhaps one of music’s least dirge-like dirges theaccompaniment is soothing and the Vocal lines soaring. It was sung at Sir Laurence Olivier’s funeral at Westminster Abbey in 1989.