Klaus Mehner

From the hit animated film Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, where food rains down from the clouds, this upbeat and cheerful song performed by Miranda Cosgrove is a delightful choice that's especiall...

From the hit animated film Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, where food rains down from the clouds, this upbeat and cheerful song performed by Miranda Cosgrove is a delightful choice that's especiall...

A single voice states the opening phrase before it returns in ethereal 4-part women's harmony in this gorgeous setting of the mass text. Close harmonies and gentle motivic imitations throughout invite...

A single voice states the opening phrase before it returns in ethereal 4-part women's harmony in this gorgeous setting of the mass text. Close harmonies and gentle motivic imitations throughout invite...

Multi-dimensional imagery and music combine in this emotional homage to the power of abiding love. Challenging, yet intensely satisfying.

Multi-dimensional imagery and music combine in this emotional homage to the power of abiding love. Challenging, yet intensely satisfying.

he Fox is a fun, playful, folk song written for treble voices of all ages. The story of a family of sly foxes, this energetic, engaging, and playful arrangement will delight both your singers and your...

Kinderlieder hinterlassen ein Vermächtnis in unserem Leben, und dieses Arrangement von There's a Hole in the Bucket wird das Lied für Ihre jungen Sängerinnen und Sänger zum Leben erwecken. Blake Richt...

This Newfoundland folk song tells a quirky story of a lad expecting the trip of a lifetime, but the trip goes awry… Blake Richter's knack for fun lives in this wonderful arrangement for younger tenor-...

Aiken Drum, a popular Scottish folk song and nursery rhyme, features a simple refrain and charming additional lyrics by the arranger that offer a message of hope.

Risseldy, Rosseldy is an energetic folksong composed of absolute nonsense! Great for teaching concepts like articulation, expression, and dynamics, and tons of fun!

John the Slacker is a great example of a song sailors would sing, adopting words and phrases heard from various lands they visited. A great piece to introduce to young TB singers!