Holiday Programming Resources
Musicals & Revues
Pie And Prejudice
A Most Agreeable Holiday Musical For Young Voices
by Teresa Jennings & Karl Hitzemann
It is a truth universally acknowledged that elves make excellent pies. Ah! But which elves and which pies are the most excellent? It's too overwhelming for mere palates to choose! Only the discerning good opinions of the judges (Kringley, Jingley, Bingley, and Darcy) at the Northpolarland Pie Festival can determine the answer. Or can they?
This most agreeable, albeit silly, holiday musical for young voices is a deliberate homage to well-known and beloved author, Jane Austen, whose 250th birthday we celebrate in December 2025. Also, given the era of Miss Austen, we've taken the liberty of borrowing musical moments from her contemporaries, Mozart and Beethoven, not to mention a few obvious nods to England. Eat pie and carry on!
Penelope The Pink-Nosed Puffin
A Fine-Feathered Musical For Young Voices
Packers vs. Bears. Red Sox vs. Yankees. Buckeyes vs. Wolverines. All the great rivalries have stories to tell. And that includes one of the greatest of all: Puffins vs. Penguins. This particular story is about acceptance, respect, and good sportsmanship. It's also about not eating bad seafood. But that's not important. What is important is that a kind and loving young puffin with a pink nose instead of an orange one can demonstrate that differences need not divide us.
The Santaclausian
An Imaginative But Highly Unlikely Musical Tale For Young Voices
This playful new musical offers a hilariously silly origin story of Santa Claus, told by two Polar Podcasters from The North Pole Network. The setting is simple—just a room with microphones and headsets. The script includes two Podcasters, seven Santa-storians, and a flexible onstage audience that can feature elves, reindeer, kids, animals, aliens, Christmas trees, snow people, and more.
Sing With Us The Christmas Story
Now including Color Media Kit
The concept is simple, and the performance results will be dramatic and moving for performers and audiences alike. Take eight of the most beloved carols, and arrange them in simple vocal arrangements, the way you expect them to be (with optional second parts) and create a narrative based on the scriptural telling of the Christmas story, broken into segments that set up the songs.
Singles Reproducible Kits
Song Collections
We're delighted to bring you this collection of festive songs that celebrate all things December. In a wide variety of styles, and with lots of options for solos, part singing, movement, and even non-pitched percussion, these eight holiday songs include: In December, Sugarplum Dancing, Things You Put On A Christmas Tree, Up On The Roof, Dancer And Prancer, Christmas, Christmas!, A Nice December Day, and Boxing Day.
Recorder Music
Choral Octavos
Featured Items
Make A Joyful Noise
Handbells are fun to play. And they're a great way for young musicians to master skills in ear-training, music reading, and ensemble playing. That's why we thought it was a great idea to combine handbells with these six well-known African American spirituals. That way kids can have fun performing and learning about some of these very important and historic songs.
