George Heaps-Nelson

Jingle Bells takes on a funky '70s/'80s-feel complete with the choir playing sleigh bells! A fun new take on a favorite holiday tune. Add some choreography for a great finish to your concert or encore...

This lively, rhythmic, and humorous arrangement is pure fun from start to finish, not to mention easy to learn! Hand-clappin', hootin' and hollerin', and even some barking and howling fill the verses...

Tells the story of Kwanzaa in the text and with three brief narrations. It has an African feel but the part writing is easy and homophonic.

Harambee means 'let's pull together' in Swahili, a concept fostered in 'Umoja,' one of the principles of Kwanzaa. This new choral work with a rhythmic African pulse focuses on elements of this fast-gr...

There are many traditions of Hanukkah, and this piece captures them all. The musical feel is gentle, yet traditional, complete with a 'lai, lai, lai' chorus. The text tells of the Hebrew holiday's tra...

Kwanzaa, the seven day festival celebrated December 26 through January 1 by African-Americans, is becoming more popular every year. Learn the Kwanzaa tradition of drinking from a unity cup and lightin...

A delicate melody swirls and twirls like drifting snow in this tasteful arrangement of a traditional Japanese school song. The three short Japanese phrases (and several English words) are easy-to-lear...

How do we describe this one? Let's see. . . there are thirsty kings, camels with dragging tongues and sagging humps, and there's just no water to be found. So 'bring some water, Jeannette, Isabella. '...

This lively, rhythmic, and humorous arrangement is pure fun from start to finish, not to mention easy to learn! Hand-clappin', hootin' and hollerin', and even some barking and howling fill the verses...

An original, flowing ballad with a text about life, 'moving forward like a river running free'. Simple part writing in all voicings. The haunting opening and closing may be sung by a soloist or solois...

Jingle Bells takes on a funky '70s/'80s-feel complete with the choir playing sleigh bells! A fun new take on a favorite holiday tune. Add some choreography for a great finish to your concert or encore...

Tells the story of Kwanzaa in the text and with three brief narrations. It has an African feel but the part writing is easy and homophonic.

Harambee means 'let's pull together' in Swahili, a concept fostered in 'Umoja,' one of the principles of Kwanzaa. This new choral work with a rhythmic African pulse focuses on elements of this fast-gr...

There are many traditions of Hanukkah, and this piece captures them all. The musical feel is gentle, yet traditional, complete with a 'lai, lai, lai' chorus. The text tells of the Hebrew holiday's tra...

Kwanzaa, the seven day festival celebrated December 26 through January 1 by African-Americans, is becoming more popular every year. Learn the Kwanzaa tradition of drinking from a unity cup and lightin...

A delicate melody swirls and twirls like drifting snow in this tasteful arrangement of a traditional Japanese school song. The three short Japanese phrases (and several English words) are easy-to-lear...

How do we describe this one? Let's see. . . there are thirsty kings, camels with dragging tongues and sagging humps, and there's just no water to be found. So 'bring some water, Jeannette, Isabella. '...

What a blast! Neither the singers nor their conductor can figure out if they're singing 'Good King Wenceslas' or 'Yankee Doodle.' Features a humorous Christmas text and a hysterical dialogue between t...

Notes and tab for 16 songs from this modern blues man: Baby's Arms - Bad Influence - (Won't Be) Coming Home - Don't Be Afraid of the Dark - The Forecast (Calls for Pain) - Nothing Against You - Phone...

Inventions Rock! is an inventive songbook which explores some of history's greatest inventions-from the wheel to the steam engine, the printing press to TV, the light bulb to computers. The seven unis...

Inventions Rock! is an inventive songbook which explores some of history's greatest inventions-from the wheel to the steam engine, the printing press to TV, the light bulb to computers. The seven unis...

Everyone recognizes this Mozart melody, presented here with a vivid winter text. Perfect for younger singers--to touch upon music history, to ignite their imaginations.

Feel a hint of winter in the air, when autumn falls. This expressive piece shimmers through each rubato phrase and culminates with the inclusion of Robert Louis Stevenson's warm poetry. Stunning.