Disney Songs for Ragtime Piano: Arr. Phillip Keveren the Phillip Keveren Series Piano Solo

Sound Ideas: Activities for the Percussion Circle

Bonner, David

Tangled: Music from the Disney Motion Picture Arranged for Harp

(Harp). This publication includes six harp arrangements of "Happy Birthday to You." They can all be played on lever or pedal harp. Three arrangements are in the key of G, and three are in the key of C.

This album was recorded and released in 1978 and was the first album where Barry overdubbed his vocals in a chorus of different voices. A new CD cover mimics the original album photo-except this time Barry's twins flank him.Barry Louis Polisar has done what few children's artists have been able to do: combine music, poetry and a keen sense of humor that can relate to a child's experience. This classic recording includes such favorites as "I Can't, I Can't" and "Don't Put Your Finger Up Your Nose" (we still think that's good advice!). A Landmark recording filled with genuine infectious humor and kid-friendly philosophy. The All Ears Guide to Recorded Music for Children said, "Barry Louis Polisar is an American treasure. He has altered forever the way children and adults communicate through music. He's irresistible to kids who have long needed a determined and articulate spokesperson to remind the world of childhood's realities."

Named "one of the best Children's Recordings of all time" in The American Library Association's Children's Jukebox, this Parents' Choice Award winning recording features Barry's best-loved songs about animals grouped together for the first time.With a polished musical accompaniment, this CD is perfect for younger children and has many of Barry's early favorites including I've Got a Dog and My Dog's Name is Cat (one of Barry's early hits, recorded by Big Bird!). On this Parents' Choice Award-winning recording, Barry is joined by a number of talented studio musicians on guitar, fiddle, mandolin, percussion and clarinet. As The Register Guard of Eugene, Oregon said, "It's dog-gone funny."