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Free vocal canvass music, considering  it'south almost sure to happen -- if yous teach pianoforte, guitar, or sing yourself, eventually someone will ask if you will teach their child voice.

If you ever relent and take on a educatee, people will never stop asking!

And then yous are going to need some music.

WELCOME.

Yous'll notice plenty of songs on this site to go along your singers busy!

Most of these songs, beneath, feature piano accompaniments of varying levels.

Scroll down the folio and you lot'll find song pieces arranged by these categories:

Solos, Rounds, Duets & Ensembles, Hymns, Anthems, & Christmas Carols, Broadway Musicals List, Atomic number 82 Sheets, and Vocal Exercises, Educational activity Tips & Tools

Solos

Ae Addicted Kiss

A Scottish love song which a young boy can carry off - very beautiful.

Ash Grove

An old Welsh vocal with elegant words and melody.

Yes, people will want voice lessons for their children.  And that's a adept thing...unless you feel unprepared.

But in a pocket-size town where one, two, or three piano teachers may exist the only live civilization going, it is worth it to go out on a limb!

You tin can larn to teach showtime voice

Aye, you CAN learn how to teach beginning voice (while you improve your ain technique, of course).

Certainly, you'll need vocal books and the sound examples which can, fortunately, be found on YouTube these days, but you can get started without them if y'all have gratuitous vocal sail music.

Auld Lang Syne sheet music

This wonderfully nostalgic song is traditionally sung on New Year's Eve.

Find information technology on this folio in multiple keys.

Ave Maria

The cute Bach/Gounod composition, with Latin and also English lyrics!

Breake now, my heart, and die

A dramatic song from the English Renaissance with clever, literary references.

Cat Came Dorsum (for early on singers)

This EASY-to-sing tune has silly words that are fun, and repeating notes that are predictable, making it easy to acquire fifty-fifty for immature students who take trouble matching pitch.

Colorado Trail

A genuine American cowboy song, with a surprisingly pretty tune.

A song duet is likewise included on this page!

Come By the Hills

A Gaelic vocal with English lyrics added to information technology...

This is very pretty, and like shooting fish in a barrel to sing!

Cradle Song (Schlafe, Mein Prinzchen - known every bit "Wiegenlied")

Once idea to be composed by Mozart, this sweet lullaby sounds elegant when nicely sung.

I first heard this lovely song in the motion-picture show "Emma," sung beautifully in German by Jane Fairfax.

If you have sung in a good choir, taken vocal lessons yourself, continue to mind to good singing, and have the field of study to keep improving your own voice, then teaching phonation is something you can practice!

Voice lessons can be a bit intimidating

For a young beginner, phonation lessons are heady, and as well perhaps a little scary. Fifty-fifty for an older beginner, phonation lessons hateful putting the ego on the line.

There may be a lot of just-above-a-whisper singing at first... the very contrary of the heartiness that a singer needs to throw into their function.

In fact, even older beginners such as adults can be VERY shy. Their lips may tremble and their hearts pound when they first showtime singing with y'all.

Down by the Salley Gardens

A pretty and well-known old English song with words by William Butler Yeats.  Of class, it's about love.

Erie Canal

A fun small-scale melody with lots of repetition (good for showtime voice students) and lyrics that speak of an older time when mules pulled heavy loads on barges forth waterways... a favorite with kids who know it!

Boys will happily sing this song!

But that's okay -- they signed up for voice lessons for a reason. They love music, and they want to know how to make music more effectively.

Esther, For Such a Time Equally This - the story of Queen Esther in the Bible

This 57-page vocal book includes the repeating chorus shown here, plus 38 verses in which the complete story of Queen Esther in the Bible is told.

Information technology is a dramatic and riveting story, with the planned genocide of the Jewish people over two,000 years ago!

This piece would work for youth theatre, Sunday school classes, a church building program, a Purim performance, or a sing-along. LISTEN TO A VIDEO and see the music.

Sing along with them, a lot

To put them at their ease, I practice a lot of singing along WITH them during their lessons (when they are first starting out), especially during vocalises. (And that gives me an opportunity to exercise my voice, besides.)

The louder I sing, the louder they will sing. I let them know that I recall they are very brave to sing in front of me, or anyone, and I tell them that not many people have that kind of courage!

Light-green Bushes

A light, pretty, fast-moving English song (that SOUNDS English!) that will assistance your young singers understand animate for singing.

A nice feature of this song is how EASY the piano accompaniment is!

When I hear off-key notes or other funny sounds the first lesson, I never, e'er pounce,or even act like something is wrong. They need to become to know me and trust me, and to trust that I believe they have the ability to sing.

Very gentle correction... and slowly

People tin develop a lot of funny habits when they sing, and they rarely hear themselves.

Sometimes the habits are visual -- they pull their mouth sideways a little (very mutual) or raise their eyebrows with tension. Little past piddling -- not all at once -- you tin point out corrections they demand to make.

Grenadier and the Lady

Perhaps my favorite sad vocal... a story of a British Redcoat and the young woman he cannot marry.

There are many singing lessons to exist learned with this lovely melody.

Happy Birthday

The famous song that everyone knows.  In one case, it was known as "Good Morn to You!"

Check out the new "vocaliser-friendly " accompaniments.

Hytten (The Hut) by Edvard Grieg

Like so much of this Norwegian composer'south music, this is a happy-sounding vocal!

It speaks of being content to dwell by the sea with i's beloved.

Pretty intervals that make i say, "That sounds like Grieg!"

It'south best to think in a holistic manner about singing; instead of trying to gear up every little thing y'all notice, effort to promote salubrious and good habits.

Soon they will start to hear themselves

When they learn what to listen for,they will start correcting themselves more than and more than.

And they will start to notice the technique of other singers, as well. "Wow, you could sure hear her take a breath," or, "She really drops her jaw when she goes upward high."

I Dreamt That I Dwelt in Marble Halls, from "The Bohemian Girl"

Sung past a young "princess" kidnapped and brought upwards among the gypsies, this song is very pretty!

Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier

A plaintive, lovely song about missing the lover who has gone off to war, and determining to follow and find him.

MUCH opportunity for working on expression.

Primarily, as a vocal instructor, you desire to be like a doctor: "First, do no harm!"

No yelling

Don't let your students shout like Annie singing "Tomorrow." If you don't sympathise "belting," stay away from it.

Don't force young voices to sing loudly -- volume will come past-and-by, with conviction and anunderstanding of focus.

Keegan's Waltz, an Irish gaelic song with added lyrics almost love

These courtly lyrics were written a few years ago to go with this Irish melody by a young man who is a VISITOR to this site.

The melody is so lovely that information technology cried out for lyrics!

Lavander's Blue

Used as a pivotal moment in the most recent Cinderella movie (with Lily James), this sugariness song with the "Cinderella song lyrics" has only 6 pitches, making it perfect for a beginning vocalist.

With a lovely accompaniment especially for singers.

If they don't already have a natural-sounding vibrato in their voice, don't worry almost encouraging vibrato until they have good habits in hand.

Loch Lomond, from Scotland

This may bring a tear to your eye.

I've included the original words near the beloved one returning from boxing - simply past the wrong route.

Several keys are bachelor here.

Such a beautiful old song... and sad.

Skillful habits?

What do I mean, good habits?  Instead of bad habits?

Well, take the case of Miss Prima Donna.

Occasionally you lot will start a vocaliser who has been imitating pop stars all her immature life.

For years, perchance, people have been fawning over her, saying nice things about her vocalisation.

She has really come up for lessons non to learn vocal basics, but for the opportunity to show off her mode at recitals and other venues.

Is this student teachable?

She sees you not really as her teacher, just every bit her booking amanuensis.  And she may have real talent, and a very highly-seasoned voice!

Mari's Wedding

A brisk, energetic Scottish melody with beautiful lyrics nearly preparing for a hymeneals.

Lots of fun, and helpfully for immature singers, at that place is much repetition.

No piano accompaniment for this song yet, merely if someone begs me, it could happen sooner.

But this girl may have cultivated an uncontrolled vibrato that will keep her from blending well in choral groups.

She probably scoops and dips with her vox, and is patently unable to meet a notation head-on without sliding up to it. She may want to wiggle her body instead of continuing in a relaxed but poised posture.

Yes!  I have seen information technology!  And heard it.  You have too.

Matchmaker, Matchmaker from Fiddler on the Roof, piano interlude

This costless piano music helps fill the gap between the showtime and the end of Matchmaker, and gives an opportunity for some theatrics!

It is your job to suspension her of all those bad habits and teach her simple, basic classical style. That will nearly certainly sound like NO FUN to this girl.

Soon plenty, there will exist fourth dimension for pop music

Clinch her that she can e'er pick up those dissimilar styles of singing, whether gospel, rock, or country, afterward!

First she needs to learn to really hear herself and know what a direct mode is.

Mignonne allons

A French song virtually the briefness of life and honey - very understated, ho-hum and elegant, with some passion besides.

A guitar accompaniment would brand a performance riveting.

She needs to acquire

• how to breathe,
• how to phrase,
• how to articulate words so people tin can understand her,
• how to keep energy in her vocal lines...

The nuts are the foundation

She, along with all students, needs to learn these basics of Singing 101.

She WON'T get these basics by singing forth with her iPod or iPhone or whatever device is the latest toy (kids' and even adults' preferred warm-upwardly and do approach).

The Minstrel Boy

An Irish song about love for one's country, going to boxing with a harp and sword.

This old vocal has a gorgeous tune.

Several keys.

I go far my mission to observe for students music they will love, but I make the exception when they ask for rock music.

"Very hard," I tell both voice and piano students.

Modern Major-General, from "The Pirates of Penzance "

Brisk & amusing, this comical tune from Gilbert & Sullivan tests 1'southward power to articulate words very quickly.

Boys will like this.

A challenge!

What I really mean is, "A waste of time for both of us, right now, at this stage in your singing/playing."

Imitation is the best teacher... then beware

Not that they can't learn enough by false -- they certainly can and should -- but that is not why they should be at your music studio.  And I don't Want them imitating stone singers, at least non in every song!

I tell them that nosotros will be looking at that way of music BY AND Past.

Molly Bawn

This is a sad story about a young girl shot accidentally past her own sweetheart, a hunter.

The range is just over an octave, and the tune is irresistible.

Because it is a folk tune, every poetry the fitting of the lyric's syllables are a bit different.  Good practice!

Morning time Has Cleaved

A beautiful old melody made famous past True cat Stevens.

JUST the tune and the chords - I take non written out a piano arrangement for this song withal.

Distressing, no lyrics are given, every bit they are still under copyright, just you volition be able to observe them on the net.

Many of my voice students began music instruction with individual piano lessons, or with a band instrument at school. What a huge advantage for them -- note-reading ability is of great benefit to singers.

"Well, that's obvious," I tin can hear yous maxim. "OF Course any musician should be a notereader!"

Nel cor piu non mi sento

A frequent choice of college music teachers for their newer students, this pretty, brusk classical slice will involve lessons in breathing, Italian pronunciation, and crescendo.

With several different accompaniments, and variations on the melody.

Just all musicians are Non notereaders.  And some of them don't intendance!

They will happily plug themselves into their iPod or phone, or sit at music lessons and mind to you, the teacher, echo a song department over and again until they "go" information technology.

O Mio Babbino, from the opera "Gianni Schicchi"

A very short aria, this soaring melody is and then cute that it is frequently attempted past 9-yr-olds (whom you will find on YouTube)!

Please don't let that happen at your studio, unless you apply one of my simplified, lowered arrangements!

Pictured here is page one of the EASIEST  of my four arrangements.

Singers in particular are notorious for this lackadaisacal attitude.

Sometimes a person will exist blessed with a beautiful or interesting vocalization, but take no interest in the piece of work required to Do something with his or her talent.

O Mio Babbino with standard accompaniment

Here is the concert or recital version you would employ for performance, for accomplished singers (& accomplished pianists - information technology is not like shooting fish in a barrel!)

Offered in several keys.

When I say "Do something," I'm not speaking of going on to a music career...  I'1000 just talking about practical musical skills such equally being able to:

• Count out the rhythm of a song or choir part without someone'south help.
• Read the notes of a song or choral part.
• Observe the repeats, the "D.C. al fine"due south, etc.
• Translate musical phrases, figuring out where to breathe, and how to make the vocal expressive.
• Read plenty of the pianist's function -- the accompaniment -- so that they can count and make their entrances correctly!

One time I Had a Sweetheart

A singable folk melody with pretty, reaching intervals, repeated phrases and a plaintive story

Departing Glass

A very popular Irish tune most saying good day.

You lot will find many versions of this poignant  and lovely vocal.

I tell my voice students that if they can't read music, they will be aDrag on whatever group of which they are a part.

That if they Can read and interpret music intelligently, their future choir directors volition anoint them for it, and come up to rely upon them as an of import member of the group.

Raggle-Taggle Gypsies

What a fun vocal this is!  Full of free energy - and pretty, as well!

Like a carol, it tells a story of a lady who leaves her new-wedded lord with his business firm and lands, to go off with the gypsies.

Room for expression and a scrap of acting.

Scarborough Fair

A lovely, familiar minor song from England that every vocalist should know.

This is a very simple accompaniment.

As a song teacher, you lot need to proceed your own voice in shape so you can constantly demonstrate techniques and ways of using the voice.

That means you volition need to be singing a little bit every twenty-four hour period. Maybe you even desire a form on singing for yourself to give y'all the confidence to teach others.

She Moved Through the Fair

A different kind of beloved-story-gone-wrong.

The beloved dies, but she visits him one night to say that it will non exist long before their wedding twenty-four hours...

Atmospheric and a chip creepy..

Be cautious in your selection of music for your singers.As I say on my " Song to the Moon " page, it is best to avoid opera music if you are not a voice specialist.  At that place is too much opportunity to damage young voices.

Shenandoah

This is a wonderful vocal you may take sung in loftier school!

It is genuinely American, with somewhat puzzling just intriguing lyrics, but great scope for immature voices.

This is a pb sail - no piano accompaniment yet!

Skye Gunkhole Song

This one is but a atomic number 82 sheet.

From Scotland, this rhythmic song tells of the escape of Bonnie Prince Charlie over the sea after a slap-up & terrible battle.

There are lots of groovy books for singers and teachers, too. Some I've benefited nearly from are:

Discover Your Voice: How to Develop Healthy Vocalism Habits  by Oren Brown. He was a teacher at Julliard School of Music. The book comes with a CD, just may be quite expensive -- I paid over $60 for it, several years ago.

Sleepsong

A lullaby, non public domain, but too beautiful non to mention.

TRUST ME.

Listen to the videos and either club the choral organization, or get searching for a downloadable solo PDF.  From some other website.

" The Diagnosis and Correction of Vocal Faults: A Manual for Teachers of Singing and for Choir Directors (with accompanying CD of sample vocal faults) " by James C. McKinney was also not cheap -- over $25 -- but it is very worthwhile.

Slumber, My Darling

Another lullaby, this ane by Stephen Foster, an American composer of the 1800's.

Very dainty as a young girl's beginning recital vocal.

This one is a atomic number 82 canvas.

Solveig'due south Song

Perhaps the nearly famous piece from Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite.

This beautiful song is offered in both English language & Norwegian, and in several keys.

How to Sing  past Graham Hewitt is a slim book, right to the point, with lots of exercises. It gives a adept overview, and is inexpensive.

The Rock-North-Scroll Singer'due south Survival Manual  by Mark Baxter was an interesting read. I bought it with a video of the aforementioned proper noun.

I was floored by how relaxed Marking Baxter's singing voice sounded.

His business is helping people who scream for a living -- stone singers -- get upwards every day and practice it all again without permanent damage to their voices.

He has a DVD past now, which tin can exist found, along with a Q and A forum and lots of skillful communication, on his website, VoiceLesson.com.

Song to the Moon

This appeal to the moon is a song sung by a mermaid who is struck with dearest for a man.

From the opera "Rusalka", this aria is amazingly serene and cute, and Not for young girls (unless you lot let them sing it in ane of the lower keys that I provide hither!).

Spanish Ladies

An old English sea chantey, saying "Farewell, and adieu!"

Boys like this vocal too.

It's very fun with guitar backup, and I accept sung it together with boys at more than than ane recital!

The Spanish Lady

An energetic romp of an Irish song!

Very fun in groups.

In that location is some song harmony in this song.

Exercise you lot need a beautiful only like shooting fish in a barrel solo for a young beginning singer?  Check out a simple song used in Cinderella, "Lavender's Blue"!

Star of the County Down

This fun Irish gaelic tune practically sings itself!

High-energy; kids really like it.

In that location Were Three Ravens

This is an quondam and beautiful small song from Elizabethan or older times, with an interesting story almost a knight, "slain 'neath his shield."

The ravens are sitting in a tree, discussing him and the companions who cling faithfully to his side.

I accept placed all the lyrics on page 2 of this song.

Una furtiva lagrima

"A surreptitious tear" is the significant of this song's championship.  From an opera past Donizetti, this male aria has many soaring phrases, room for expression, and a cadenza.

In a small key, you might call up the lyrics were sad if yous didn't translate them.

Actually, the vocaliser is overjoyed!

There are some older CDs and DVDs, books and VHSes available from a couple named "Beatty" whose company is called "The Vocal Omnibus."

They have many products, and it looks like some of them might be hard to discover, but still available -- I establish mine new in a homeschool catalog called "Rainbow Resources."

Vieni, vieni o mio diletto

"Come, come, o my please!"

Another minor slice, slow and lovely, offered in several keys.

This song has a stately experience about it, with a wearisome crescendo.

 Amazon lists quite a few of them, such as Maximum Song Performance . One of their CDs about breathing exercises has been very useful to me, and I continue to use some of the exercises.

Voi che sapete, from "The Union of Figaro"

This is a charming aria by Mozart!

A young boy asks:

"You who know, tell me why all of a sudden I am hot, then freezing cold?"

The fire and ice in his blood can merely exist explained past the awakening of love - or at least, his dawning sensation that females are more than interesting than he had known!  For sopranos.

Waltzing Matilda

This vocal from Australia can be sung by boys or girls... luckily, because it is a great favorite, with its lovely melody and its word pictures of billabongs, coolibah trees, jumbucks, and more!

With tabs for guitar players.

Some other ane I like is Singing for Dummies . Yes!

There'south a lot of data that is obvious in information technology, as must be the case with all beginning manuals, only there is likewise much that is very insightful, and advice stated in ways I haven't run across elsewhere.

That'south helpful, because singing is a funny process...

The H2o is Wide - easy guitar songs!

Such a pretty vocal, which you may accept sung yourself in loftier school.

Lovely former-fashioned lyrics, near love betrayed.

Then far, this is just a lead sheet or beginner pianoforte sheet.

Words and images are the necessary tools of a voice instructor. And dissimilar words will become concepts across to different singers.

After all, you can't say, "Press this key and you will hear an 'A.' Pluck these strings and in that location is your chord."

Instead, the body is the musical instrument.

When Dearest is Kind

A song with imitative phrases that build upon each other with a slightly larger interval each fourth dimension - good for developing aural accuracy!

Additionally, information technology is the kind of slice with lyrics that make for good articulation practice.

Oh, and it'due south PRETTY also!

This is an excellent first semi-classical song for a commencement singer.

So, vocal teachers rely on images and words to go their singers' muscles working the correct style.

Listen in on a vocalism studio, and y'all are bound to hear the oddest suggestions:

White, Orangish and Green

Kids beloved this song about a dauntless Irish gaelic girl who defies a British soldier who wants to have her banner - her Irish flag - away from her.

I love it besides, and am always glad when a new student starts this vocal.

There are multiple opportunities for working on phrase elongation, crescendo, and even an Irish accent if it strikes your fancy.

What's wonderful is that the melody is lovely, besides!

I can remember my own voice teachers saying odd things like,

• "HOOK the sound forwards, behind your teeth...
• "Brand your jaw heavy, like information technology'south filled with lead and slowly dropping...
• "SPIN the tone; imagine an orange spinning just beyond your forehead..."

And much WEIRDER things than that!

Teachers seek to manipulate audio equally if it has the kind of physical substance you can impact.

Wiegenlied (Cradle Vocal)

Wiegenlied is the "Cradle Song" higher up; the melody is uncomplicated but satisfying.

The lyrics are in German, but I have some suggested English translations on the page.

In one case thought to have been written by Mozart.

Wooden Middle (Muss I Den)

This beautiful German language song was made famous in the Usa when Elvis Presley sang it to the words "I don't have a woods - en heart..."

Check out the easy harmony for two singers!

Rounds

Ah, Poor Bird

 A pretty round with a reach of an octave, slow-moving notes, and like shooting fish in a barrel intervals.

The scale-wise movement makes this song like shooting fish in a barrel for a beginner.

Beauty's But an Idle Boast

With lyrics from an older fourth dimension, this is more difficult than many rounds, only compensatingly more beautiful, with more than complex harmonies as well!

Christmas rounds to sing "Christ is Born"

New lyrics for an onetime circular by Haydn - well-suited to a mix of voices, a satisfying round

Christmas is Coming, the Goose is Getting Fat

Lots of big interval jumps, even octaves, make this circular fun and tricky.

Coffee Catechism

Originally from Germany ("Kaffee"), this is smashing fun to sing!  In fact, it is students' #ane requested round.

I have it here in several keys.

Dona Nobis Pacem

Difficult!  Quite difficult for beginners, this beautiful round works all-time with a bigger grouping of singers, or even instrumentalists, unless your singers are experienced with harmony

Prayer for Thanksgiving: "For Health & Strength & Daily Breadstuff"

Pretty, and fairly piece of cake, as it moves primarily in descending steps, this is a wonderful Thanksgiving song!

Singing rounds for the classroom: "Haida," a Hebrew round

Haida is vigorous and fun - in that location are 2 spots that invite a clap, adding to the rhythmic feeling of this song.

A favorite, oft requested!

The Hart, He Loves the High Hill round music from England

This brisk merely pretty round from England compares a deer to a rabbit, and a man to a woman!

Take You Seen the Ghost of John

An unbelievably pretty circular, with lyrics that DO Not do it justice!

Make up your own, or have fun singing "oooooo" to the original lyrics, or attempt the Latin lyrics I sometimes use.

Heigh Ho, Nobody Dwelling house

The showtime round I use with offset singers.

Very singable!

Hinneh Mah Tov

Some other brisk Hebrew circular, lovely and minor.

Kookaburra

A fun 2-role round from Australia, skillful for classroom singing

Music Alone Shall Alive

A very pretty little melody with prissy major harmonies.

Line 1 and line 3 are only the same notes... a quick study!

This pdf comes in the keys of C, D, Eb, F, & G.

Oh How Lovely is the Evening

This pretty little round is very easy!

Shalom Chaverim

A song about peace, from Israel.

Very lovely.

unmarried-line melodies

3-stave versions

guitar tabs, and:

a lettered-notes version.

Very pretty!

White Sand and Grayness Sand

A street-seller'due south cry from England.

Boring-moving, it has pretty harmonies.

Duets and Ensembles

Ah, Leave Me Non to Pine Alone Gilbert and Sullivan duet

Frederick and Mabel sing this gorgeous duet from Gilbert and Sullivan'due south "The Pirates of Penzance".

The vocal begins dolefully (though beautifully), but ends with a bang!

Ah, perdona al primo affetto

This duet is very lovely, as is all opera music by Mozart

Just the vocal parts.

Ah, perdona

The full 7-page duet, from "La clemenza de Tito".

With the piano accessory.

Very beautiful!

Amazing Grace duet

This little harmonized version of Amazing Grace was written for piano, merely works very well for voice, too!

1 fourth dimension, the lesser vox splits into two parts, and a couple of times, the bottom vocalization has to bound over the descending meridian voice, but you lot tin work that out, or alter the notes if you desire!

Colorado Trail song

A duet version of this lovely cowboy song, for male or female voices, or both!

This is short - just one verse.

Esther, For Such a Fourth dimension Every bit This - the story of Queen Esther in the Bible

This 57-page vocal volume includes the repeating chorus shown here, plus 38 verses in which the complete story of Queen Esther in the Bible is told.

It is a dramatic and riveting story, with the planned genocide of the Jewish people over 2,000 years ago!

This piece would piece of work for youth theatre, Sun school classes, a church program, a Purim performance, or a sing-along. LISTEN TO A VIDEO and run into the music.

Further On

A very pretty Shape Note Hymn which talks about heaven, and how "it is better, farther on."

Very comforting lyrics, suitable for a funeral or memorial service for one who believes the bulletin of the Bible, and has called Jesus their Saviour.

Flower Duet from "Lakme", abbreviated version

A young noblewoman of Bharat shares her hush-hush with her maid - love for an English officer- in what becomes a well-nigh lovely duet that sounds like birdsong.

Try this abbreviated version of the opera duet with a group of young girls - information technology will be one of the highlights of their early on musical years.

Bloom Duet: the full 16-page Lakme Flower Duet sheet music

This is the full opera duet, offered in two keys!

Ane is the original key, and i is lowered a third, to make this tune accessible for high school girls.

Lovely enough for a wedding!

Gabriel's Bulletin - "The Angel Gabriel"

A little-known song about the angel Gabriel's visit to Mary and her response:

"'To me, be as it pleaseth God,' she said."

Very lovely, and almost UNKNOWN.

I'll Fly Away

A lively gospel hymn well-nigh heading to heaven.

This pretty duet works well for vocalism or instruments.

Matchmaker, Matchmaker song interlude

From "Fiddler on the Roof" - this tin be added to your students' recital functioning of Matchmaker - a costless download!

This music is original, written by me, not function of the copyrighted musical.

Therefore y'all can use it complimentary of charge!

Oh false 1! from The Pirates of Penzance - a fun and dramatic option among the classical songs for immature voices

Lots of opportunity for dramatic play-acting with this song!

A duet between young Frederic and his nurse, who accidentally apprenticed him to a PIRATE instead of a Airplane pilot.

A Gilbert and Sullivan operetta - which is to say, beautiful music with the craziest plot lines and lyrics!

On Christmas Night

What a pretty fiddling song, with lots of energy!

VERY EASY - try this with your singers who accept problem singing harmony.

This duet works nicely with instruments too.

O Holy Dark sheet music, duet

The famous cute Christmas vocal.

This duet is not hard.

Spanish Ladies

A sea chanty with a swing in it, from England.

A song that boys desire to sing, too!

Meet information technology here set in the bass clef.

Spanish Lady

An Irish gaelic vocal with lots of energy.  Very fun, with a pretty trio harmony that comes in at the chorus.

Not to be confused with Spanish LADIES, a sea chanty set in a small key.  This vocal, Castilian LADY, is exuberantly major!

Three Little Maids From School

From "The Mikado" - a cute Gilbert & Sullivan trio with pretty harmonies and lots of movement

What Wondrous Dearest, Shapenote or Bluegrass style

This is lovey and haunting.

You probably don't know this melody! It has the sound of a shape-note song. Unusual and moving.

Wooden Eye (Muss I Denn)

This is a German folk vocal made pop past Elvis, with new English language lyrics.  The harmony is very easy, and PRETTY!

You lot will probably recognize this sugariness melody.

Hymns, Anthems, & Christmas Carols

All Yous That In This Business firm

With a strong minor melody, this is a Christmas carol that is beautiful but little-known.

At present with a lovely piano accessory.

Amazing Grace

An piece of cake-to-read, piece of cake-to-count  version of Amazing Grace, for piano or a few singers!

Though written for piano, the setting is nice for voice besides.

Amazing Grace piano sheet music

Two more elaborate accompaniments, which make a nice background for singing.  The heavier one (shown hither) uses right hand chords and inversions, better for a group of singers; the other has a single melody note, resulting in a much lighter feeling - more appropriate for a soloist.

All the usual lyrics are there for singers!

America (My State 'Tis of Thee )

The well-known anthem which is also known as "God Save Our Noble Queen"

America the Beautiful

This is "O beautiful for spacious skies..."

Angels We Have Heard On High in 6 Dissimilar Keys

In six different keys, this ballad is a neat favorite because of the "Gloria" section which is and then fun to sing!

Away in a Manger

A sweet, familiar carol children love.

Be Thou My Vision

A very old hymn, with a strong melody.

Christ Was Born On Christmas Day

A short and cheerful carol, with a mixture of English and Latin words.

Come up, Ye Sinners

This is the Embankment Leap melody, from The Sacred Harp

Come, Ye Sinners

I Will Arise and Go to Jesus, from Southern Harmony

Ding Dong Merrily On High

An energetic and pretty Christmas ballad, with a lovely "Glo-o-o-o-o-o-ri-a" chorus.

Donum Maximus

A 24-folio mass (donated to this web site)

Doxology

"Praise God from whom all blessings flow..."

Entre le boeuf (Between the Ox and Ass)

A lovely minor carol from French republic.  With both French lyrics, and a new English translation, very pretty.

Esther, For Such a Fourth dimension As This - the story of Queen Esther in the Bible

This 57-folio song book includes the repeating chorus shown here, plus 38 verses in which the complete story of Queen Esther in the Bible is told.

Information technology is a dramatic and riveting story, with the planned genocide of the Jewish people over 2,000 years ago!

This piece would work for youth theatre, Sunday school classes, a church program, a Purim performance, or a sing-along. LISTEN TO A VIDEO and run into the music.

Farther On

A pretty Shapenote hymn, very old-fashioned, with comforting lyrics.

Information technology talks about heaven, and how "information technology is better, farther on."

For the Beauty of the Earth

A good hymn for Thanksgiving.  Not many people will disagree these lyrics, I remember!

Friendly Beasts

In this carol, the creatures in the befouled each sing of their role in the Christ Child's story.

Gabriel's Message

The angel Gabriel appears to Mary the mother of Jesus.  A haunting melody.

Gaudete (Rejoice! )

With lyrics in Latin, this is an unusual, medieval-sounding carol.

God Remainder You Merry Gentleme n

The famous one-time English language carol, usually featured as a backdrop in British Christmas movies.

He is Built-in (Il est ne)

A pretty French carol.

I'll Fly Abroad

A practiced song to lighten the middle at funerals, when you are certain of your eternal destination.

Holly and the Ivy

An energetic, fun, and pretty erstwhile English carol.  "The holly bears a drupe as red every bit whatsoever blood, and Mary bore sweet Jesus Christ to do poor sinners skilful."

Lo, I Bring You Tidings, with Biblical Christmas ballad lyrics

"Mary pondered greatly all the things the shepherds had said, Watching close her baby in his manger bed. 'Here asleep, the Son of God, and the son of man.  Heav'north and earth within him stand - Alleluia!' "

Marine Hymn

My father was a Marine in the Korean War who was awarded the Silver Star.  He never liked to talk well-nigh it, simply he loved singing this vocal.

Masters In This Hall

A song of hospitality and feasts, with difficult but intriguing lyrics!  With several new arrangements.

O Holy Dark

SO Beautiful... this song evokes the mood of Christmas.  With a free vocal duet at the bottom of the page.

On Christmas Dark (Sussex Carol)

A very pretty and brusque carol.  This tin be a very easy duet.

Pat-a-Pan

Cute lyrics - "Willie, take your little drum - Robin, bring your fife and come up!"  A driving energy.

Sing We Noel

A carol from France, unfamiliar but haunting, with lovely intervals.

Softly and Tenderly

An one-time hymn; "Softly and tenderly, Jesus is calling... calling for you, and for me."

Star-spangled Banner

The national anthem of the U.s.a..

Up On the Housetop

This is a song about Santa and his reindeer upward on the roof.

We Three Kings

A beautiful Christmas carol with a feeling of mystery and lands far away.

We Wish You a Merry Christmas

Several arrangements, including a very playable vigorous arrangement suitable for crowd singing and not very difficult.

Wexford Carol

One of the prettiest carols e'er, and with stirring lyrics.

Very descriptive, telling the story of Jesus' nascence.

What Wondrous Love

Don't miss this cute hymn.

"What wondrous dear is this that caused the Lord of Bliss to carry the dreadful curse for my soul?"

This is the well-nigh familiar tune for these lyrics; below, see a different tune altogether.

What Wondrous Love, a ShapeNote version

A different melody birthday than the normally known version.

This page features a 4-part harmony arrangement, with a bluegrass or even ShapeNote feeling.  And BEAUTIFUL.

When He Cometh

Easy to acquire, this song is very pretty.

It is a sweet song well-nigh how God treasures petty children.  "All His jewels, precious jewels, His loved and His ain."

There is an like shooting fish in a barrel harmony in the chorus!  My students bask singing this piece.

Broadway Music

Broadway Musicals List

Atomic number 82 Sheets

Become here to see all the lead sheets at Music-for-Music-Teachers, for vocalists and all instruments!

Vocal Exercises, Education Tips & Tools

How to Teach Beginning Singers - If You are a Beginner, Too!

Singing Warmups & Exercises

Several pages of warm ups and vocalises to help train your singers to produce a practiced sound!

Staff Paper PDFs - all shapes & sizes!

All shapes and sizes of staff paper, and all clefs.

Teaching Singing to Uncomplicated Students

Teaching Young Singers Who Don't Read Nevertheless

All the voice books mentioned to a higher place bear re-reading; they are virtually like holding a conversation with a primary vocal teacher.

And be certain to bank check out the many tiny (and frequently contradictory) song lessons offered all over Youtube; comparing them tin be very instructive.  Listen to opera singers.

In future pages, I will share more than about starting voice students, and how they can be a very fun addition to your music studio.

Recitals are much more interesting when yous can mix things upward, alternating piano with voice, and mayhap guitar.

Immature girls, and some boys, merely beloved to sing!

Voice lessons might be their dream, and yous might be the answer to information technology!

If there is a shortage of vocalisation teachers in your town ,

• AND y'all accept the pianoforte skills to play musicals and classical music (or simplified versions),
• AND you have some singing background,
• AND you are willing to brainwash yourself in your weak areas, so you will be doing your community a wonderful service by taking on voice students. Avail yourself of the free song canvass music offered here, and you volition be off to a head start.

People honey to sing! If y'all can aid them learn, you volition make your customs a more beautiful place to alive.

Interested in songs from the Bible for your students or church?  Check out my other website, SingTheBibleStory.com!

Songs Former & Songs New

All the beginning-twelvemonth material I give my beginner students.

Piano keyboard sheets, scales, chords, notation-reading exercises, and over 256 pages of music!

Queen Esther in the Bible

This cute vocal volume for piano & vocalization "Esther, For Such a Time as This", bachelor as a digital download, tells the riveting story of the time when  Jews in ancient Persia faced a foe named Haman, and how a  brave young queen risked her life to save her people.

A good selection for a singing story-teller, an operatic group, a curt theater product, or a form of children!

This book is also bachelor from Amazon as a paperback.

Just the Blackness Keys

This book is available as a digital download  from this site.  Visit this page to come across some costless examples from the book.

It is also available from Amazon as a paperback !

This is the perfect easy start for little pianists.

And when they outset reading white-key notes on the staff, this is a fun easy resource to say each calendar week, "Choose a new black-key vocal at home this week and effigy information technology out to show me next lesson!"  They will be spending more time at the piano.

The Adventures of Tonsta

A perfect read aloud storybook
for piffling boys or girls.

The Adventures of Tonsta highlight the travels of a very young boy with a practiced heart, who goes about helping folk in problem.

With a red cap on his caput and a sack of tools slung over his shoulder, Tonsta seems to run across people in distress wherever he goes.

Lots of trolls in this volume - including one who gives him a Christmas souvenir!

Available at Amazon

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Deb:
... I watched your video "Wondrous Dearest" with your eight gals - Magnificent! So refreshing to encounter adept harmonies sung a capella these days; it seems to be rare!

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Dana Thynes

Hi, I'm Dana!  (Say that like "Anna".)  I'chiliad the owner of Music-for-Music-Teachers.com, and a newer site, SingTheBibleStory.com.

Like some of you, I've been playing the piano since early babyhood, and have added a few other instruments along the way, plus an interest in arranging and composing music.

Yous tin find out more about me and the reason for this website at my About Me page.

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