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Christmas from the point of view of a group of rappin' reindeer. 'We do all the work while Santa gets the credit!' For 2-part speech choir with handclaps. Add rhythm instruments or, better yet, the op...

Learn a bit about the holiday and have fun singing this lively ditty, designed especially for two-part groups. No-fuss harmonies appear in the festive 'lai, lai, lai' section and a long-tone counterme...

Celebrate the joys of the holiday season with this cheerful, buoyant welcome! Perfect as a festive processional. Even features a stanza of 'Ding, Dong! Merrily On High.' Delightful and different!

The poetry of this expressive winter song provides a florid description of the season's most distinct attributes. Warm choral harmonies are a stark contrast to the icy imagery, and an optional flute o...

A multicultural feature for all choirs! Feel the pulse of African rhythms, sing Swahili salutations, experience world music. Hakuna matata!

This nature-inspired poem celebrates our connection to the rising sun, incorporating equal parts English and Hawaiian text. Rhythmic and harmonic motives sound authentic throughout. Highly creative.

We loved this song from the minute we heard it. Inspired by a Jamaican folk song, this humorous calypso number tells the story of an inept but pretty 'chiquita.' (She not good at cooking, she can't bo...

It's Sally's follow-up to her successful 'Reindeer Rap. ' This time it's the elves turn to rap, complaining that 'SANTA'S JOB IS A SNAP. ' The SoundTrax cassette will bring down the house. For any siz...

It's fun, it's easy, and your audience will love it-because they get to sing along! It's a clever partner song that actually instructs the audience when to sing the 'fa-la-la's. ' It's Deck the Hall f...

Sally Albrecht has done it again with this catchy, rhythmically rocking (and we don't mean 'rock n' roll') Christmas spiritual. The question/answer aspect of the text makes it easy to learn: one part...

Four letters from the Hebrew alphabet that appear on the dreidel. Together they form an acronym for the phrase, 'A great miracle happened there.' Separately, they determine a player's fate in the fest...

From the writers of best-selling ''Thank You, Soldiers,'' Alfred proudly presents this patriotic tribute to those who serve. Program this respectful homage with any choir and any combination of instru...