Our range of choral music offers sheets music for choirs of all levels including bestselling repertoire compilations. Kevin Mayhew has been a trusted brand producing a fantastic range of choral music for over 30 years.
Margaret Rizza composes hauntingly beautiful melodies and is now recognised around the world as an icon of all that is holy and best in Christian composition. Her music is wonderfully melodic, often with simple, repetitive melodies carrying short, usually scriptural texts.
As publishers and musicians ourselves, we understand the financial restraints faced by many choir directors. Even if you use just one of the pieces in the set you are paying only the usual price of a single choral piece. If you use two you're getting double value, and if you use three, four or more you're quids in!ContentsVeni Sancte Spiritus - Georg Joseph VoglerJubilate Deo - Wolfgang Amadeus MozartO salutaris hostia - Edward ElgarRegina coeli - Gregor AichingerAve verum corpus - Charles Gounod
A fresh look at the story of Noah. With just two small solo parts, fun to sing chorus songs, and a narration which can easily be shared by several children, this is a musical well within the range of school classes. The FREE demo CD also includes backing tracks in case you don't have a pianist handy for the performance!To learn more about performance licensing click here.
Many of the anthems in this collection are settings of words which the composer has known for a long time. Most of the pieces are arrangements of songs which were originally written for the three CDs published by Kevin Mayhew and which have lent themselves to new treatments. All of them are reflections on the beauty and meaning of some profound and lovely words.ContentsAt this day's endBless to me, O GodBreathe in me, LordBreathe on me, breath of GodChrist my strengthFather of CreationIn heavenly love abidingMay the road rise to meet youSaviour, teach me day to daySpirit of GodThe light of GodThe peace of Christ be with youThis heavenly loveWhen morning gilds the skiesYou are the peace of all things calmYour gentle healing
Instruments: SopranoWhat to sing at an audition is always a problem - these two books will solve your difficulty! They each contain 14 great soprano songs, compiled by the superb singer and teacher Wendy Eathorne.Contents range from baroque to contemporary. Items have been chosen to show off the soprano voice in all its ranges and the collection will rapidly become an essential addition to the soprano library. Each book also contains extensive background notes. This is the work of an acclaimed, international artist.Contents
Book 1About the piecesAbout Wendy EathorneForewordBaroqueTeco, sì from La caduta dei Decemviri - VinciDeh, più a me non v'ascondete from Eraclea - BononciniConcertIch folge dir gleichfalls from St John Passion - BachRecitative and aria from Cantata No. 202(Wedding Cantata) - BachDie Welt wird wieder neuPhöbus eilt mit schnellen PferdenTecum principium from Dixit Dominus - HandelOperaV'adoro, pupille from Giulio Cesare - HandelSaper vorreste from Un ballo in maschera - VerdiTorna di Tito from La clemenza di Tito - MozartRecitative and cabatina from Les pêcheurs de perles - BizetMe voilà seule dans la nuitComme autrefois dans la nuit sombreSongAls Luise die Briefe - MozartVillanelle from Les nuits d'été - BerliozVerdiWhy do they shut me out of heaven?from Twelve Songs of Emily Dickinson - CoplandSpeak to me, my love - BridgeWaltz of my heart from The Dancing Years - NovelloBook 2About the piecesAbout Wendy EathorneForewordBaroqueLa calandrina from L'uccellatrice - JommelliOgni amatore from La buona figiuola - PiccinniConcertQuia respexit from Magnificat in D BachEi! wie schmeckt from Cantata No. 211(Coffee Cantata) - BachOperaHark! the echoing air from The Fairy Queen - PurcellSvegliatevi nel core from Giulio Cesare - HandelPrendi, per me si libero from L'elisir d'amore - DonizettiThe jewel song from Faust - GounodAch, ich fühl's from Die Zauberflöte - MozartSongMädchenlied - BrahmsLa diva de l'Empire - VerdiCanción de cuna from El Gurrumino - AnonLullaby Op. 57, No 2 - ScottFascinating Rhythm - Gershwin
Certain songs become so popular it's as though they are almost a part of our very DNA. You know the ones: those that you recognise after the first few notes, the ones you sing along to without realising, the ones that evoke happy memories long forgotten. Here, then, is the perfect collection for entertaining friends and family, light-hearted performances, or just for your own pleasure. So stop what you're doing and start singing those wonderful classics, such as John Denver's Annie's Song, Burt Bacharachs Magic Moments, and Davis and Mitchell's You Are My Sunshine!ContentsAnnie's songAre you lonesome tonight?Bridge over troubled waterLove me tenderMagic momentsMoon RiverStrangers in the nightThose were the daysTie a yellow ribbonWhat a wonderful worldYesterdayYou are my sunshine
Here 175 great songs for children. Nursery rhymes, folk tunes, show tunes, pop tunes, TV songs and traditional melodies - all the favourites! They are all in child-friendly keys, the accompaniments are easy to play and there are historical notes about the origins of the songs and some of the peculiar words! For the teacher who wishes to keep singing at the heart of their school this book is a godsend. For the parent who wants their child to enjoy the songs they themselves enjoyed, Songs We Always Sing is truly a treasure chest.
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A fly and a fleaA handful of songsA peanut sat on a railroad trackA-tisket, a-tasketA wiggly, waggly wormAeroplanesAgadooAll kinds of everythingAll things bright and beautifulAlouetteAmazing graceAnd the green grass grows all aroundAnnouncements!Any dream will doAway in a mangerBallin' the jackBe kind to your web-footed friendsBibbidi-bobbidi-booBingoBright eyesBrother, come and dance with meBy the rivers of BabylonBye, bye blackbirdCamptown racesCarol of the drumCaterpillar, caterpillarChitty chitty bang bangChristmas alphabetCobbler, Cobbler, mend my shoeCome and join the celebrationConsider yourselfDaddy wouldn't buy me a bow-wowDancing QueenDashing away with the smoothing ironDiddle, diddle dumplingDingle-dangle scarecrowDonkey ridingDon't worry, be happyDo-re-miDown in the JungleDown on Grandpa's farmDriving in our carDry bonesEnglish country gardenFather, I place into your handsFeelin' groovyFingers, nose and toes songFor he's a jolly good fellowFound a peanutFrom the tiny antGeorgie PorgieGive me joy in my heartGoing over the seaGood King WenceslasGood-bye-ee!Goosey, goosey, ganderGrandma's feather bedHappy days are here againHappy TalkHigh HopesHush-a-bye, babyI am the music manI can see cherriesI can see clearly nowI danced in the morningI had a little engineI had a little nut treeI saw three shipsI was born under a wandering starI went to school one morningI went to visit a farm one dayI wish I was a moleI'd like to teach the world to singI'm a nut!I'm lateI'm Popeye the sailor manIn a cottage in a woodIn the hairy, scary castleIt's a small worldJelly on the plateJelly, jelly in my bellyJohn Brown's babyKing of the roadLand of the silver birchLet everyone clap hands like meLet's twist againLittle April showerLittle Arabella MillerLittle Boy BlueLittle DonkeyLittle Jesus, sweetly sleepLittle Peter RabbitLittle Rabbit Fou FouLittle Tommy TuckerLots of wormsLucy LocketMake someone happyMary's boy childMerrily we roll alongMorningtown rideNever smile at a crocodileOats, peas, beans and barley growOctopus's gardenOh where, oh where has my little dog gone?Okki-tokki-ungaOnce in royal David's cityOne elephant went out to playOne grey elephantOne more step along the world I goOne of those songsOne, two, buckle my shoeOpen, shut themPinocchioPop goes the weaselPull the cracker, bang!Que sera, seraRoly-poly puddingRound and round the gardenRub-a-dub-dubSally go round the sunSanta Claus is coming to townSays the beeSeventy-six trombonesSilent nightSkye Boat songSleigh rideSomeone's in the kitchen with DinahStrollin'Sur le pont d'AvignonSweet gingerbread manSwinging on a starTa-ra-ra boom-de-ayThe animal fairThe bare necessitiesThe candy manThe Lambeth WalkThe Muffin ManThe old grey mareThe twelve days of ChristmasThe Ugly Bug BallThe umbrella manThe unbirthday songThe wonderful thing about TiggersThere's a worm at the bottom of my gardenThirty days hath SeptemberThis is the way the farmer ridesThis little pig went to marketThose magnificent men in their flying machinesThree cheers for Paddington BearThree little birdsThree little kittensThree wheels on my wagonTingalayoTom, Tom, the Piper's sonTommy ThumbTomorrowUnderneath the spreading chestnut treeWake up!Wash your dirty handsWe all clap hands togetherWe wish you a merry ChristmasWe're busy doing nothingWhat shall we do when we all go out?When I first came to this landWhen you come to the end of a lollipopWhen you wish upon a starWhere are you going to, my pretty maid?Whistle while you workWho built the ark?Who's afraid of the big bad wolf?Will you come to my party?Wind the bobbin upYellow SubmarineYou are my sunshineYou can fly! You can fly! You can fly!
We often get the feeling that there is a shortage of upbeat, festive anthems, so when we approached our composers to contribute to this collection, we asked them to write music that was jolly, fun and straightforward.The result is a really useful collection of easily learned pieces that will raise the hearts of both choir and congregation in joyful praise.
Contents
Alleluia! O praise God - Betty RoeAlleluia! Praise the God of our salvation - Betty RoeAll things I see - Andrew FletcherBeauty sprung from chrysalis - Rosalie BonightonBe thou my vision - Andrew WrightChrist is our cornerstone - Richard LloydCome, praise the Lord - Rosalie BonightonCry out with joy - Andrew WrightFrom all that dwell below the skies - Richard LloydGod is - John MarshI know Christ lived - Andrew FletcherI was glad - Martin SetchellJesus shall reign - Robert JonesLet hymns of joyful praise - Andrew MooreLet the desert sing - Norman WarrenLet us, with a gladsome mind - John MarshO clap your hands together - Martin SetchellO come, all nations - Andrew FletcherO praise God in his holiness - David TerryO sing to the Lord - Elizabeth HillO thou, who hast at thy command - David TerryPraise the living Lord - Colin MawbyPraise, O praise our God and King - Richard LloydPraise we our God with joy - David TerrySing to God - Rosalie BonightonSing to the Lord a new song - Andrew MooreThe day of resurrection - Robert JonesThe whole bright world rejoices now - Elizabeth HillThis day was made by the Lord - Andrew MooreVirgin Mary, we who love you - Stanley VannWe delight in the presence - John MarshWe lift our hearts in worship - Colin MawbyWe praise you, O Father - Norman Warren
Compiled by: Neil JenkinsInstruments: SATBO Praise God has been brought together by Neil Jenkins, a master detective when it comes to sniffing out lost treasures. His arrangements and editing are wise and practical, and the result is an indispensable book for the parish musician.Please note made to order items are non-returnableContentsA Short Requiem - Walford DaviesAgnus Dei - MozartAnd then shall come the glorious morn - HaydnAve Maria - GounodAve verum corpus - ElgarAve verum corpus - MozartBlessed are the pure in heart - Walford DaviesBridegroom and Bride - SullivanBrother James' Air - JacobCast thy burden upon the Lord - MendelssohnCome, Holy Ghost - AttwoodContakion of the Faithful Departed - Traditional KievGod be in my head (4-part) - Walford DaviesGod be in my head (6-part) - Walford DaviesI will lift up mine eyes - BrownJerusalem - ParryJesu, joy of man's desiring - BachLaudate Dominum - MozartLead me, Lord - WesleyLet their celestial concerts all unite - HandelLift thine eyes - MendelssohnLo, thus shall the man be blessed - HandelLove one another - WesleyMorning has broken - Traditional GaelicMy friend is mine - BachNunc Dimittis - BrownO for the wings of a dove - MendelssohnO lovely peace - HandelO praise God in his holiness - StanfordO worship the King - MozartPanis Angelicus (2-part) - FranckPanis Angelicus (4-part) - FranckSince by man came death - HandelThe Burial Service - CroftThe Lord is my shepherd (SA) - SchubertThe Lord is my shepherd (SSAA) - SchubertThe Lord is my shepherd (SATB) - SchubertThe Lord's my shepherd (Crimond) - IrvineThe Lord's Prayer - HeadThe Lost Chord - SullivanThe souls of the righteous - Walford DaviesThey shall be as happy (3-part) - PurcellThey shall be as happy (4-part) - PurcellThree funeral sentences - PurcellTo thee, O Lord, I yield my spirit - Mendelssohn
Instruments: UnisonThe three settings in this collection are all for unison singing (though The St Oliver Setting has some optional choir parts). They are tuneful and ideal for congregational singing.ContentsThe Saint David's Setting - Robert JonesThe Holy Spirit Eucharist - Michael HigginsThe Saint Oliver Setting - Christopher Tambling
As publishers and church musicians we understand the financial restraints faced by many choirs. So here's our contribution to the solution: five anthems for the price of one.Even if you use just one of the five in the set you are paying only the usual price of a single score. If you use two you're getting double value, and if you use three, four, or five you're quids in!ContentsFIVE FAVOURITE ANTHEMS SET 3Thou knowest, Lord - Henry Purcell Come, Holy Ghost - Thomas Attwood Ave verum corpus - Edward Elgar Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace - Samuel Sebastian Wesley O come, ye servants of the Lord - Christopher Tye
Five Modern Anthems Set Three - Mixed VoicesContentsTeach me, O Lord - Malcolm ArcherHe that is down, needs fear no fall - Christopher TamblingI was glad - Noel RawsthorneCome, Holy Ghost - George MalcolmAve Maria - Colin Mawby
A brilliant new collection of songs to make you really feel good! If you want a happy school, then these are the songs for you! Funny, magical, inspiring, playful - these songs are designed to get all your singers smiling and feeling good about life! Many of these exciting new songs for 5-11 year-olds also support aspects of the PSHE curriculum.
From thinking about the things that make you feel great to making our world a better place; from laugh-out loud nonsense to songs that bring the magic out from inside us; from songs that get your toes tapping to songs that make you feel like you can change the world... sing to feel good!
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A smile in my pocketA wriggleFeeling goodGiggle songHey! It's time to play!It's a great life for petsMy magicThings that feel goodWe can change our worldWhen I feel sad
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Requiem Aeternam is a deeply personal and richly evocative choral work by D N Carter, written with both tradition and accessibility in mind. Drawing on years of experience as a choir leader, musical director, and lifelong church musician, Carter presents a modern Requiem rooted in the structure of the All Souls Mass, but reimagined for today’s choirs and audiences. Carter's Requiem Aeternam distinguishes itself through its seamless integration of traditional Latin texts with accessible English settings and familiar hymn tunes, creating a uniquely inclusive and emotionally resonant experience.Spanning seventeen flexible movements – including familiar texts like Kyrie, Sanctus, Agnus Dei, and Pie Jesu – this setting blends sacred English texts with lyrical melodies reminiscent of Fauré, juxtaposed with moments of Duruflé-inspired harmonic richness and contemporary textures. Three well-loved hymns invite optional audience participation, and themes of rest, remembrance, and spiritual hope run throughout. From the swirling dissonance of the opening Introit to the serene beauty of the Pie Jesu, Carter's score offers a diverse and compelling musical landscape.Written in the quiet moments between teaching, parenting, and conducting, this Requiem reflects Carter's personal journey through loss and his deep connection to the choral tradition, inspired by his experiences as a chorister at Ripon Cathedral. This Requiem is as heartfelt as it is musical – a work shaped by grief, gratitude, and a love of choral singing. Whether performed in full or in part, Requiem Aeternam offers choirs a moving and meaningful journey through life, loss, and the promise of peace.
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Size: 305x230x9mmWeight: 400gPage count: 133Format: Paperback BookPublished: 2025ISBN: 9-781838-582234ISMN: 9-790708-210535
The little Gingerbread Man's colourful and comic adventures are brought to life in this musical retelling of a traditional children's favourite. With KS1 and younger KS2 children in mind, straight- forward dialogue, seven catchy songs (free accompanying tracks available) and a simple dance are combined in a fun-filled musical suitable for any time of the year.
Cast List
Auntie NanFour childrenGingerbread ManFarmerFarmer's WifeHorseCowDogSix FairiesRaindrops Group 1Raindrops Group 2FoxThe size of the cast may be adjusted by increasing or reducing the numbers of children, fairies and raindrops
Song List
1 Gingerbread ManAuntie Nan, Children2 Can't catch me!Gingerbread Man, Audience3 Come, come, follow meAll4 Can't catch me! (Reprise)Gingerbread Man5 Poor little Gingerbread ManGingerbread Man, Audience6 Dance of the raindropsRaindrops Groups 1 & 27 You winAll
Songs for the Early Years is a teacher's book containing the words to almost all the songs on the CD set.ContentsCD 1: How do you feel?Personal, social and emotional development.CD 2: Let's discover sounds, words and RhymesCommunication, language and literacy.CD 3: Let's imagineCreative development.CD 4: Expanding our horizonsKnowledge and understanding of the world.CD 5: Moving alongPhysical development.CD 6: Summing upMathematical development.CD 7: DanceInstrumental versions of 20 songs for children to dance to.CD 8: PercussionSimpler arrangements of 20 songs for children to play percussion to.ABC songAgadooAiken DrumAlison's camelAnimal fairA-tisket, a-tasketBaa, baa, black sheepBananas in pyjamasBob the BuilderBrother come and dance with meCan you tell me?Charley MarleyChick, chick, chick, chickenCobbler, Cobbler, mend my shoeDance to your daddyDancing queenDid you ever see a lassie?Ding, dong, bellDingle dangle scarecrowDoctor FosterDown by the riverDown by the stationDown in the jungleDo your ears hang low?Dry bonesDumplinsEach day differentEat brown breadEverybody do thisEverybody loves carnival nightFive currant BunsFive little ducksFive little men in a flying saucerFive little monkeysFive little speckled frogsFrère JacquesGirls and boys come out to playGoing for a rideHappy birthday to youHead, shoulders, knees and toesHere we go round the mulberry bushHey diddle diddleHickory, dickory, dockHill an' gullyHokey, cokeyHot cross bunsHow much is that doggy in the window?Humpty DumptyI am the music manI can see cherriesIf you're happy and you know itI hear thunderI jump out of bed in the morningI'm a little teapotIn a cottage in a woodIncy, wincy spiderI think I've caught a coldIt's raining, it's pouringI went to school one morningI went to the cabbages one dayI went to visit a farm one dayI would like to beJack and JillJack in a boxJelly on the plateJingle bellsLet everyone clap hands like meLet's twist againLily the PinkLittle Arabella MillerLittle Miss MuffetLittle mousie brownLittle Peter RabbitLooby LooMairi's weddingMary, Mary, quite contraryMiss Polly had a dollyMix a pancakeMusic manMy grandfather's clockNellie the elephantOh, I do like to be beside the seasideOh, we can play on the big bass drumOkki-tokki-ungaOld King ColeOld MacDonaldOld Mother HubbardOne elephantOne finger, one thumbOne man went to mowOne musician in the bandOne two threeOne, two, three, four, five, once I caught a fish AliveOn our way to MarsOpen, shut themOranges and lemonsPat-a-cakePease pudding hotPenny on the waterPeter plays with one hammerPick a bale o' cottonPolly, put the kettle onPostman PatPuff, the magic dragonPussy cat, pussy catPut your finger on your headRide a cock-horseRing-a-ring o' rosesRock-a-bye babyRoly-poly pudding and blackberry pieRow, row, row your boatSee-saw Margery DawShe'll be coming round the mountainSing a rainbowSing a song of sixpenceSomeone's in the kitchen with DinahSupercalifragilisticexpialidociousTake me to the seasideTalkingTen fat sausagesTen green bottlesTen in the bedThe animals went in two by twoThe ants go marchingThe bear went over the mountainThe farmer's dog's at my back doorThe farmer's in his denThe grand old Duke of YorkThe LocomotionThe north wind doth blowThere's a worm at the bottom of my gardenThere was a crooked manThere was a little girlThere was a man lived on the moonThere was a princess long agoThe runaway trainThe sun has got his hat onThe umbrella manThe wheels on the busThe wise man built his house upon the rockThe world is big, the world is smallThis old manTinga layoTommy ThumbTwinkle, twinkle, little starWalkingWash your dirty handsWe all clap hands togetherWhat shall we do when we all go out?When Goldilocks went to the house of the bearsWhen I was oneWho built the ark?Will you come to my party?Wind the bobbin upWombling songYankee DoodleYellow submarine
Susie Hare has called her setting Rainbow Eucharist to reflect the colourful mix of musical styles she employs. It may be sung by a congregation alone, by both choir and congregation or by the choir alone.Please note made to order items are non-returnable
Prayer and Praise allows the prayerful and reflective character of the Eucharist a greater prominence without taking away from the element of praise and thanksgiving. It can be performed by cantor and congregation with keyboard accompaniment. The vocal part is scored for optional SATB harmony throughout. There are also separate instrument and photocopiable congregation parts. The FREE CD includes a demonstration of every movement.
This book of Mass settings by the St Mungo Music Group contains beautifully crafted pieces that are tuneful and straightforward - including 22 songs for Communion, Acclamations, settings of the Sanctus, Lord's Prayer and Lamb of God. They are ideal for the Catholic parish choir. Optional instrumental parts are given throughout.
These songs are perfect for classroom sing-alongs or an assembly. Whether it be someone's birthday or a harvest festival,Our Singing School - Songs for Special Occasions supplies backing tracks to suit the occasion. Words to every song are included on the CD-ROM.Contents
Birthdays and celebrationsAll togetherC.L.A.P, clap my handsCelebrationCome and join the celebrationCongratulationsCongratulations!Everybody join inGod is goodHappy BirthdayHello everybody!Hokey cokeyI am a music manI will celebrateJelly on the plateJelly, jelly in my belly!Shake, rattle and rollSing a song of celebration(We will dance)Sing a song, sing a joyful songWe celebrate this festive dayAdvent and ChristmasAll I want for Christmas is youCan you see what we have madeDeck the hallDing dong! merrily on highDo they know it's Christmas?Do you hear what I hear?Don't be too busy for ChristmasFrosty the snowmanHappy Christmas!Hark, the herald-angels singHave yourself a merry little ChristmasHee, Haw! Hee, Haw!I wish it could be Christmas every dayIt's the most wonderful time of the yearJingle bell rockJingle bellsJoy to the world!Kings came riding from the eastLast ChristmasLet it snow, let it snow, let it snowLet's have a very good ChristmasLittle donkeyLittle SaintMerry Christmas everybodyMerry Christmas everyoneRockin' around the Christmas treeRudolph, The red-nosed reindeerSanta Clause is coming to townSleigh rideStep into ChristmasThe Christmas songThe first NowellThe holly and the ivyThere's a star in the east on Christmas mornWalking in a winter wonderlandWalking in the airWe wish you a Merry ChristmasWhite ChristmasZachariah was a priestCookingAt half past three we go home to teaBig cook little cook themeEverything stops for teaFood, glorious food (Extended)Fruit saladGo and grab a cook bookHam and eggsHot cross bunsI eat my peas with honeyLast night's pizzaMenu songOranges and lemonsPease pudding hotThe beach house caféWe're going to make a cakeEnvironmentalBe cool, be greenBe kind to your web-footed friendsChoices, choicesDon't bottle things upEv'ryone's heard the warningForests are chopped downHow can it be?I'm gonna tell the truthIn this world it's not hard to spotLet's be greenLet's join hands around the worldLooking aroundMilk bottle tops and paper bagsOnce there was a donkeySome people say, 'The world's too small'There's a thirsty world out thereThey say we should recycleWash your dirty handsWe all need a little kindnessWe saw the slumdog childrenWhatever you are doing, try to doyour bestSome dads love fishingHarvestLong before the summer startedLord of the harvestNow the harvest is all gatheredNow we sing a harvest songSo now, it is SeptemberThank you for the sunTurn back the clocks now that theharvest is doneWe eat the plants that grow from the seedWe place on the harvest tableWe plough the fields and scatterWe thank God for the harvestHolidayGoing on a holidayGoing to the zooOh, I do like to be beside the seasideSummer holidayLent and EasterA butterfly, an Easter eggAll in an Easter gardenAlleluia, Alleluia, give thanks to the risen LordEaster jubilationI know I once was ashesLed like a lamb to the slaughterLent is a time when we thinkMary went to mourn for JesusNow the green blade risethSee the baby in the stableSing out an Easter songSoon it will be pancake dayThere is a green hill far awayWhen the day of darkness cameIn a little town one daySometimes mum's on a dietRemembrance dayLet's have a minutes silenceThe other night, we watched the newsWe bring our prayersEach morning of the weekHow many people have I met today?I went to school one morningnIt must be rather scaryLeft click, right clickOn our school, your blessing LordOur school is a busy placeReasons for not coming to schoolSchool is endingThe school rule songThis is our schoolWhen the school bell ringsSeasonsAutumn days when grass is jewelledI feel spring in the air todayIt's a lovely warm dayIt's a beautiful day in springtimeLittle April showersOh, I love the colour greenSay 'Hello' to summerSeasons spinning in a circleSummertimeThank you for the summer morningThank you, God, for the spring timeThe weather safariTimes changeWet weatherWhen the winter day is dyingWinter days are short and coldThanksgivingA wiggly waggly wormn.At the end of the dayCaterpillar, caterpillarFamily historyGive thanks with a grateful heartGod gave me a bodyI didn't want my glassesI will enter his gates with thanksgiving in my heartIf I were a butterflyIf the sun is shining downIf you're feeling sadI'm specialLet's take care of our bodyPraise and thanksgivingPrayer's like talking on a mobile phoneThank you for saving meThank you for the bloodThank you for the crossThank you for the cross, LordThank you Jesus for your loveThank you, Lord for this new dayThanks to youTry to imagineWe really want to thank you, LordWe've a sing-along songWhat's the surprise?When I am hurtWhen I look into the skyYou are wonderfulYou're a good dog
The Selfish Giant is one of Oscar Wilde's most popular fairy tales. The story is based around a giant whose attitude changes as he comes to understand the goodness of a little boy.The parallel with the Easter story makes this musical ideal for the spring term. The Selfish Giant is suitable for an assembly or for a larger production, and lends itself to dance and dramatic movements, as well as singing and the use of musical instruments.Suitable for Key Stage 1-2Free Backing tracks available
Welcome! by Leslie OliveLeslie Olive's happy, upbeat and very rhythmic new Christmas song is ideal for a joyful celebration of the birth of Jesus and to welcome him, the newborn King.
