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40 Classic Kids Songs

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
by: The Little Acorns

Release Date April 30, 2001
Some of the 'Artists' who feature on this C.D are amazing, and always have me singing along especially 'Moses Moose' & 'Mole Coward'.
My only regret when listening to this is that i dont have children of my own to play this too, as the children i look after are always mesmerised by the different singers, it's a great mixture of good old fashioned nursery rhymes with some fantastic fantasy like magic sprinkled on top.

In short this C.D is a dream come true for both kiddies and parents alike. Mr. Fisher is either a genius or completley insane (i'll let you make your own mind up) ,but in my opinion not many 'normal blokes' have this kind of imaginative character and the ability to use it to create a little magic in all of us. ... Read More:

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Mother Goose Songs and Rhymes

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
by: Disney Songs

Release Date November 07, 2005
Some of the 'Artists' who feature on this C.D are amazing, and always have me singing along especially 'Moses Moose' & 'Mole Coward'.
My only regret when listening to this is that i dont have children of my own to play this too, as the children i look after are always mesmerised by the different singers, it's a great mixture of good old fashioned nursery rhymes with some fantastic fantasy like magic sprinkled on top.

In short this C.D is a dream come true for both kiddies and parents alike. Mr. Fisher is either a genius or completley insane (i'll let you make your own mind up) ,but in my opinion not many 'normal blokes' have this kind of imaginative character and the ability to use it to create a little magic in all of us. ... Read More:

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Mother Goose Songs and Rhymes

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
by: Disney

Release Date April 24, 2001
Some of the 'Artists' who feature on this C.D are amazing, and always have me singing along especially 'Moses Moose' & 'Mole Coward'.
My only regret when listening to this is that i dont have children of my own to play this too, as the children i look after are always mesmerised by the different singers, it's a great mixture of good old fashioned nursery rhymes with some fantastic fantasy like magic sprinkled on top.

In short this C.D is a dream come true for both kiddies and parents alike. Mr. Fisher is either a genius or completley insane (i'll let you make your own mind up) ,but in my opinion not many 'normal blokes' have this kind of imaginative character and the ability to use it to create a little magic in all of us. ... Read More:

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Mother Goose Songs and Rhymes

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
by: Disney

Release Date April 24, 2001
Some of the 'Artists' who feature on this C.D are amazing, and always have me singing along especially 'Moses Moose' & 'Mole Coward'.
My only regret when listening to this is that i dont have children of my own to play this too, as the children i look after are always mesmerised by the different singers, it's a great mixture of good old fashioned nursery rhymes with some fantastic fantasy like magic sprinkled on top.

In short this C.D is a dream come true for both kiddies and parents alike. Mr. Fisher is either a genius or completley insane (i'll let you make your own mind up) ,but in my opinion not many 'normal blokes' have this kind of imaginative character and the ability to use it to create a little magic in all of us. ... Read More:

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Learning to Tell Time and Multiplication

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 16, 2003
Some of the 'Artists' who feature on this C.D are amazing, and always have me singing along especially 'Moses Moose' & 'Mole Coward'.
My only regret when listening to this is that i dont have children of my own to play this too, as the children i look after are always mesmerised by the different singers, it's a great mixture of good old fashioned nursery rhymes with some fantastic fantasy like magic sprinkled on top.

In short this C.D is a dream come true for both kiddies and parents alike. Mr. Fisher is either a genius or completley insane (i'll let you make your own mind up) ,but in my opinion not many 'normal blokes' have this kind of imaginative character and the ability to use it to create a little magic in all of us. ... Read More:

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Choral Works: I My Best Beloved's Am

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
by: Rutter, Matt, Nordic Chamber Choir

Release Date March 26, 2002
Some of the 'Artists' who feature on this C.D are amazing, and always have me singing along especially 'Moses Moose' & 'Mole Coward'.
My only regret when listening to this is that i dont have children of my own to play this too, as the children i look after are always mesmerised by the different singers, it's a great mixture of good old fashioned nursery rhymes with some fantastic fantasy like magic sprinkled on top.

In short this C.D is a dream come true for both kiddies and parents alike. Mr. Fisher is either a genius or completley insane (i'll let you make your own mind up) ,but in my opinion not many 'normal blokes' have this kind of imaginative character and the ability to use it to create a little magic in all of us. ... Read More:

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The Cambridge Singers Collection

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
from: Collegium

Release Date May 22, 1997
This disc is a sampler of other Cambridge Singers discs. The tracks on the album were recorded at different times and places, including the regular venues for the Cambridge Singers such as the Lady Chapel at Ely Cathedral and the Great Hall of University College School, London.

--Music--
Selections on this disc come from eight different Collegium recordings, representing a wide range of the Cambridge Singers' work. Pieces here include secular and sacred work, ancient and modern. There are a cappella and accompanied pieces. Composers represented here include Stanford, Bruckner, Verdi, Debussy, Taverner and Purcell, as well as a number of pieces by John Rutter himself. The latter pieces include the first movement of Rutter's wonderful ... Read More:

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Fancies [CASSETTE]

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
by: The Cambridge Singers

Release Date September 13, 1993
This CD contains Rutter's least know works, an in my opinion they should probably remain unknown. The only really good piece on hear is 'Good Ale' from When Icicles Hang. Fancies are rather dreary pieces which are totally different to Rutter's usual melodic style. Suite Antique is OK as one of Rutters few instrumental compositions however one can't help but feel that some movements have just been added to fill time in. The 'Chanson' is just a instrumental arrangement of Rutter's 'Carol of the Children' which appears on the Christmas CD.

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Rutter: Fancies

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
from: Collegium

Release Date April 01, 1994
This CD contains Rutter's least know works, an in my opinion they should probably remain unknown. The only really good piece on hear is 'Good Ale' from When Icicles Hang. Fancies are rather dreary pieces which are totally different to Rutter's usual melodic style. Suite Antique is OK as one of Rutters few instrumental compositions however one can't help but feel that some movements have just been added to fill time in. The 'Chanson' is just a instrumental arrangement of Rutter's 'Carol of the Children' which appears on the Christmas CD.

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Piggyback Songs

Search: Sing a Song of Sixpence
by: Various Artists

Release Date April 05, 2000
This CD contains Rutter's least know works, an in my opinion they should probably remain unknown. The only really good piece on hear is 'Good Ale' from When Icicles Hang. Fancies are rather dreary pieces which are totally different to Rutter's usual melodic style. Suite Antique is OK as one of Rutters few instrumental compositions however one can't help but feel that some movements have just been added to fill time in. The 'Chanson' is just a instrumental arrangement of Rutter's 'Carol of the Children' which appears on the Christmas CD.