Partitions folk

Why not sing a traditional Israeli folk song this year? Sally Albrecht presents this haunting, minor-key melody first in unison, then as a three-part round. Because it can be sung by any combination o...

Only Mark Hayes could write such a spectacularly beautiful arrangement of this timeless, emotional Irish air. It opens expressively, with an optional flute, and builds, but culminates in a touching, p...

Hello, welcome to Africa. Patsy Simms has crafted the piece in the traditional African style with brief joyous solos (or small groups) followed by responses from the choir. Much of the text is in Engl...

Kuna Karamu means 'let's celebrate' in Swahili. The African rhythms add excitement, and the combination English/Swahili text is a celebration of the beauty of life. Add your choice of rhythm instrumen...

A fresh, new arrangement of an American folk song designed exclusively for 2-part voices. It's an 'add-on' song with a new animal introduced with every verse. Each animal sings a distinctive call, suc...

This South African folk song is set rhythmically, and includes the potential for using many percussion instruments. A must for the multiculturally diverse performance. It's fun for singers and audienc...

There are many arrangements of this traditional Shaker song, but this one brings a fresh approach. Simple, American folk elements combine with contemporary, new-age sounds as the beloved melody weaves...

It's hand-clappin', foot-stompin', whistle-blowin' fun to sing this new arrangement of the amusing American folk song. This campfire classic turned classroom favorite is available in three equally app...