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The Star-Spangled Banner * America, the Beautiful * America (My Country 'Tis of Thee) * Battle Hymn of the Republic

The Star-Spangled Banner * America, the Beautiful * America (My Country 'Tis of Thee) * Battle Hymn of the Republic

The first published composition of Vaughan Williams in 1902 was a setting for voice and piano of a poem by William Barnes. The lyrical folk song quality of the tune makes it an irresistible choice for...

The first published composition of Vaughan Williams in 1902 was a setting for voice and piano of a poem by William Barnes. The lyrical folk song quality of the tune makes it an irresistible choice for...

The first of Grainger's settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's 'Old English Popular Music,' this intense musical ballad offers the listener a languid and emotionally charged adaptation of...

The first of Grainger's settings of songs and tunes from William Chappell's 'Old English Popular Music,' this intense musical ballad offers the listener a languid and emotionally charged adaptation of...

This setting provides a rich tapestry of sound with the ability for your beginners to make real music. The traditional Scottish folk tune is scored in 3/4 time and should not pose any technical challe...

This setting provides a rich tapestry of sound with the ability for your beginners to make real music. The traditional Scottish folk tune is scored in 3/4 time and should not pose any technical challe...

Our deepest gratitude and utmost respect goes forever to the selfless men and women who leave their families, their friends, and all that they enjoy, to go where they are called, defending the freedom...

Our deepest gratitude and utmost respect goes forever to the selfless men and women who leave their families, their friends, and all that they enjoy, to go where they are called, defending the freedom...

Inspired by the poet, Joseph Addison, who's words tell us that the 'Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for,' the latter oft...

Inspired by the poet, Joseph Addison, who's words tell us that the 'Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for,' the latter oft...

Arguably the first American professional composer and arranger, Billings' legacy lives on today as fixed parts of our musical landscape. With the use of his canon techniques, this work is full of teac...

Arguably the first American professional composer and arranger, Billings' legacy lives on today as fixed parts of our musical landscape. With the use of his canon techniques, this work is full of teac...

This composition incorporates a cherished theme from a time when simple values provided guidance for life's challenges. The colorful scoring and frequent shifting of themes among all parts make it fun...

This composition incorporates a cherished theme from a time when simple values provided guidance for life's challenges. The colorful scoring and frequent shifting of themes among all parts make it fun...

This familiar patriotic tune is historically related to Revolutionary times. Fluidly traveling between instrument families, everyone has opportunity with the melody and harmony. A full scoring for you...

This familiar patriotic tune is historically related to Revolutionary times. Fluidly traveling between instrument families, everyone has opportunity with the melody and harmony. A full scoring for you...

It seems that as the years go by, almost every society develops music that is from the people -- folk music. This charming Irish folk melody develops very nicely and is a wonderful vehicle to teach an...

It seems that as the years go by, almost every society develops music that is from the people -- folk music. This charming Irish folk melody develops very nicely and is a wonderful vehicle to teach an...

'One voice listens to another, hears and responds. . . ' So begins the 'Notes to the Conductor' from this musical investigation of communication. The choirs within the ensemble state their comments an...

'One voice listens to another, hears and responds. . . ' So begins the 'Notes to the Conductor' from this musical investigation of communication. The choirs within the ensemble state their comments an...

Starting with the starkness of a 12th-century plainsong, the pace quickens as the textures thicken and become increasingly complex. The conclusion finds a meditative chorale with echoes of the opening...