Music K-8 Music Sampler Podcast

There's nothing like a round to create excitement with young singers, and they are the perfect way to start part-singing. Songs include: "Music Alone Shall Live," "Bees Are Buzzing," "Dream Catcher," "'Round About Autumn," "Kookaburra," "Make New Friends," "A Ram Sam Sam," and "I Love The Mountains."

You'll have a season of fun with your youngest singers and this nifty, new collection! Songs include: "Ev'rybody's Goin' On A Sleigh Ride," "Christmas At Our School," "Holiday Parade," "Santa Claus Is On His Way," "I'm A Little Snowflake," and "A Super Celebration!"

Loosely based on "We Wish You A Merry Christmas," Teresa's ingenious concoction turns the song into a great swing tune with a verrrrry proper chorale-like center section.

The unison melody is easy to learn and will give your students another opportunity to use the Spanish language. It will also give you the opportunity to have some cross-curricular discussions on how different cultures celebrate Christmas and the New Year.

This oh-so-catchy tune will have your kids and your audience bouncing their heads to the beat.

North Pole, North Pole" is a playful holiday parody of a certain big city song made popular by Old Blue Eyes. We've pulled out all of the stops to make it a real showstopper for your winter concerts.

We are pleased to bring you this superb Christmas program, inspired by our joy of the season and by the many requests we have had for such a product. The carols that tell the Christmas story include: "Angels We Have Heard On High," "O Little Town Of Bethlehem," "Away In A Manger," "The First Noel," "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," "We Three Kings Of Orient Are," "Silent Night," and "Joy To The World."

Featuring the notes low E, G, A, B, C, D, and high E, this tune gives your players a chance to play repeated notes with some separation, alternated with the expressive, legato melody of the song.

To give you the greatest flexibility and to allow your players to develop their skills, we recorded six versions of the work and provided two different recorder parts: one quite easy and one closer to Mozart's original melody. (Low D, E, F#, G, A, B, C, D, E; OPT. G, A, B, C, D)

The tune uses just A, B, C, and D, and can be performed with just quarter and half notes if you like.

M.C. Handel has decided to bring a little Latin spice with a focus on the cha-cha. The recorder part for the tune uses only the notes G, A, B, and C, and the melody and lyrics are silly, funny, and easy.

Sure, there are zillions of BAG tunes out there, many with recorded tracks. But, hey, how many let you dress like Elvis and move around while learning your fingering?

This great new collection includes the following: "Wade In The Water;" "Arirang; When Johnny Comes Marching Home;" "Red River Valley;" "When The Saints Go Marching In;" and "O, How Lovely Is The Evening."

Kids can find tons of great music from Music K-8 magazine that they can download legally for only 99 cents per song.

The songs in this patriotic collection are some of the most popular, most performed works we have ever published.

Who knew that Mozart loved penguins AND bowling!

This song is a perfect opportunity for expressive singing, and it is also ideal as a finale that combines multiple grades.

This song is a great way for students to march as they sing, or at least "march" their feet as they sit.

This tune takes the angle that the eggs are really hiding, and that Sherlock Holmes may be needed. Much of the fun comes from the unique recorded tracks featuring a big band and a rich flute ensemble.

The positive message and the power of the recorded tracks combine to make this a great song as a concert closer or a selection for any time you want to create excitement.