American Folk Fantasy

American Folk Fantasy is a medley in overture style, which includes three well-known American folk songs. The first section utilizes 'Round Her Neck She Wears a Yellow Ribbon in an up-beat, march-like rendition. The second tune,All the Pretty Little Horses (Hushabye), provides a lyrical touch to the middle section. What follows is a stirring setting of the famous Shaker melody, Simple Gifts, which ultimately rushes to a grandiose conclusion. (4:45)

American Folk Festival - Anne McGinty

This medley features three well-known American folk songs: Billy Boy, This Old Man and Skip to My Lou. With a constant tempo used throughout this is an appealing work for young players requiring minimal rehearsal time. Dur: 2:30

American Folk Rhapsody Vol. 1 - Clare Grundman

The first of four American Folk Rhapsodies, this superb work, originally written in 1948, is a wonderful example of the exceptional writing/arranging skills of Clare Grundman. Including: My Little Mohee (more commonly known as OnTop of Old Smokey), Shantyman's Life, Sourwood Mountain and Sweet Betsy from Pike, this is an outstanding, proven work for both concert and contest.

American Folk Rhapsody Vol. 2 - Clare Grundman

Contains the tunes: Billy Boy Skip to My Lou Shenandoah.

American Folk Rhapsody Vol. 3 - Clare Grundman

Contents: Colorado Trail Git Along, Little Dogies Careless Love Turkey in the Straw.

American Folk Rhapsody Vol. 4 - Clare Grundman

Based on the following American folk songs: Down in the Valley Little Brown Jug Rosie Nell Hey Betty Martin, Tiptoe, Tiptoe. Duration: ca. 5:30.

American Folk Rock - Jef Penders

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American Folk Song Suite - Bob Lowden

American Folk Suite - Harold L. Walters

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American Folk Tune Adventure - David Gorham

From the mountains of the Appalachians to the shores of the seas, Americas history is reflected in its folksongs. Two of these song, Sweet Betsy From Pike and Frog Went A-courtin are presented here and provide young bands an excellent opportunity to work on contrasting styles, with a slow, expressive section followed by a happy, rollicking ending.