Choral Choir (SA) - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.956038 Composed by Teresa O'Connell (BMI). Instructional,Pop,Standards. Octavo. 7 pages. Teresa O'Connell (BMI) #5715349. Published by Teresa O'Connell (BMI) (A0.956038). Try for Unison Voices encourages your students to never give up and always do their best. Easy to learn and fun to sing, Try is best performed with the awesome Digital Backing Track by seanpack.com found on sheetmusicplus.com (item # S0.771459).  Empower your students with meaningful lyric and a fun, funky beat.  Everybody's telling me what I want will never be. I could never give up on me! But they don't know the plans I've made, the dreams I've dreamed. I'm gonna do great things!  I'll take just one small step at a time. I can always see the possibilities. You can't ever deny...no way, no one will ever stop me. I know I can do it if I Try.

Choral Choir (SA) - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.851309 Composed by Tim Attride. Christian,Contemporary,Sacred. Octavo. 2 pages. Tim Attride #4621553. Published by Tim Attride (A0.851309). A simple setting of some traditional Celtic words. Light organ accompaniment preferably, but would work with piano. Set for Sops & Altos (suggested to sing the first verse as a solo, full for verse two, then two-part for verse three), but could be unison throughout. Suitable for general worship either as an introit, Communion anthem or benediction. May also be suitable for a funeral. (See also S0.588851 for a slightly more advance SABar setting.)  My thanks to James Flores & Swell Vox for their recording of this - An octave down on what is for sale, but I think it works well.

Choral Choir (SA) - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.510166 Composed by words and music by Glyn Lehmann. Children,Contemporary. Octavo. 5 pages. Glyn Lehmann #3507863. Published by Glyn Lehmann (A0.510166). There's a strange creature lurking down at the waterhole!Some say it has no arms or legs, just a long tail and a big head. Others say it has long legs, a stumpy tail and big bulgy eyes. Sounds scary! Are you brave enough to find out for yourself?A fun song for children between 5 and 9 years. They will learn about the polliwog (here's a clue; it's usually called a tadpole, ssh!). Along the way there's a subtle message about facing fears and finding things out for yourself.For 2-parts (easy) or unison.The Polliwogwords and music by Glyn LehmannCHORUSHave you ever seen a polliwogHiding in the water underneath a logLurking in the shadowsGrowing every dayI hope I never see a polliwog!No I never want to see a polliwog!Verse 1Someone said they saw a polliwogDown at the waterhole chasing a dogIt had no arms and it had no legsA long swishy tail and a great big headCHORUSVerse 2Someone said they saw a polliwogDown at the waterhole chasing a dogIt had two arms and two short legsA short stumpy tail and a great big headCHORUSVerse 3Someone said they saw a polliwogDown at the waterhole chasing a dogIt had a round body and two long legsAnd big bulgy eyes on the top of its head Coda AI began to wonder about the polliwogWhy was it changing, could it chase a dog?Although I was frightenedI must be brave I really want to see a polliwogYes I really want to see a polliwog!Coda BDown at the waterhole with my dogI went looking for the polliwogWaiting by the water sitting on a logUp jumped a little green frog(spoken) And it chased my dog! Woof!© 2013 Glyn Lehmann