Music theory was never so much fun! Comparing the seven musical modes to ice cream flavors and demonstrating the scale of each mode one by one, this clever novelty will leave no doubt that "music is most often served a la mode!"

This charming, delicate setting of a traditional Spanish carol will provide a tender, lyrical moment in your concert. Sung in either English or Spanish, it's perfect for young and developing choirs at Christmas!

Portraying a rainbow as a bridge in the sky, leading to a wish come true, this lyrical song captures all the lovely imagery of the words in flowing melodic lines and colorful harmonies. "For just this once please reappear to whisper secrets in my ear. And then, perhaps, I'll surely know what lies beyond your pastel bow." Simply delightful for young voices!

The expressiveness of the Renaissance is richly portrayed in this clean edition of Palestrina's classic masterwork. At only one-and-a-half minutes in duration, this is an excellent choice for young a cappella choirs. It belongs in every choral library!

Millions have seen and heard the amazing "You Tube" performance of Toto's Africa by the Slovenian choir "Perpetuum Jazzille" as they recreate the sounds of a rainstorm solely with body percussion. This accessible arrangement will allow your choir to wow your audience in the same way! Highly recommended!

Your audience will thrill to the magic of this song from the amazing film by Tim Burton, with music by Danny Elfman. The main theme from the movie, it really captures the wonder and excitement of Alice's fantastic adventures in Wonderland!

What a great holiday novelty medley for your developing choir! It features All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth and Nuttin' for Christmas, combined with lisps, a bit of speech choir, and lots of laughs! Highly recommended!

This standard has been performed by all the great jazz musicians, and is essential for every vocal jazz library. Superbly arranged with an understated Count Basie- style swing feel, it has some easy ensemble scat singing, but no solo demands. It's easy to add a string bass and drums, or just let the piano lay down the walking bass line and play the tasty licks with the right hand. This is perfect for the less-experienced group, yet hip enough for the more advanced jazz choir. Highly recommended!

Every part has a chance to sing the simple melody in this flexible arrangement of the classic canon. Singable a cappella, it includes a piano part that is a real accompaniment, not just a keyboard reduction, so your SAB choir can learn the piece with accompaniment and have the option of performing it either way. A bright tempo, stunning dynamic contrasts and plenty of repetition make it easy to learn and fun to perform!

All four verses are included in this magnificent setting of the beloved patriotic anthem. With wonderful variety in vocal texture, including an optional baritone part, and a new key for each verse, this is a beautiful alternative to our national anthem. Use the alternate ending interlude if you wish to segue into Schram's popular arrangement of America, the Beautiful.