from Mary Poppins Returns. Have you ever lost something you loved? A toy, a book, a favorite memento? Leave it to Mary Poppins to tell you about the metaphorical space where the things you've lost and loved are waiting anxiously for your return. Not a dry eye will be left in your audience when it is revealed, at the end of the song, the thing for which the Banks children have been pining with all their hearts.

Staying true to the original Schoolhouse Rock feature this fun arrangement is a perfect choice for teaching across the curriculum.

Ideal for sight-reading practice concert and contest this collection includes: The Feast Hi-O! The Maiden in the Tower. Performance Time: Approx. 3:20.

(Medley) Discovery Level 1-For the men only – a 2-minute medley of American folk songs that center on the topic of girls! It is a great selection for the beginning of the year and can serve as a useful teaching tool for pitch and rhythm reading.Includes: More Pretty Girls than One Li'l Liza Jane Oh Susanna Riding in the Buggy. Available separately: TB VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:20.

(Crooked Little Man) (Crooked Little House)-From the height of the folk music revival of the 1960s this hit single by the Serendipity Singers was a favorite of audiences young and old! With lyrics based on the English nursery rhyme and an irresistible refrain your singers will love recreating the sound of the era!

The Fault in Our Stars was first a popular young adult novel and now is a critically acclaimed film. This brilliant synth-pop hit from the movie soundtrack features the hot English singer/songwriter Charli XCX. A big chart hit worldwide the energetic chorus is packed with attitude and feel-good drive. Duration ca. 2:50.

and Other Classic English Melodies-This traditional English melody has been the inspiration for many beautiful folk songs melodes and tunes through time. Here are three contrasted songs that capture the atmosphere of past ties- the hard toil love lost and the fun that could be had! All songs are arranged by Alexander L’Estrange for Soprano Alto Men’s Voices and Piano.

This collection of five short songs for tenor-bass chorus was specifically created to provide traditional concert literature for beginning male ensembles. Careful attention is given to the needs of changing voices along with goodpart-writing and appealing subject matter. Songs may be sung a cappella or accompanied making this especially good for contest programming. Songs include: All the World Was Made for Me None of Us Cared for Kate The OpenRoad Sea Remembrance The Vagabond. Available separately: TB ShowTrax CD.

A fun song with a calypso feel. Engaging young singers in creative ways as they dream of traveling to different places and in different modes--walking flying driving riding. Ideas are included for adding body percussion and Latin percussion. A creative ?vehicle? for developing choirs.

Discovery Level 2-This perennial favorite is arranged with easily learned layered parts and an irresistible rock feel! A fun addition to holiday programming for elementary and middle school!

Considered one of Bob Marley's greatest songs. This John Legend cover was sung as a tribute to the late Nelson Mandela in 2013. Taking this acoustic song and setting it for choir is a beautiful thing. There is room for rubato and you and your students will enjoy exploring the spaces that exist in this arrangement.