Green Grow the Rushes, O

This jaunty, rhythmic folk song references astronomy and Biblical text, building one number upon the next, reminiscent of "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea." Depending on the needs of your ensemble, it can be performed with piano or a cappella. Excellent for teaching intervals and diction, this piece is sure to be a fun opening or closing number for fall, spring or festival concerts.

This jaunty, rhythmic folk song references astronomy and Biblical text, building one number upon the next, reminiscent of "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea." Depending on the needs of your ensemble, it can be performed with piano or a cappella. Excellent for teaching intervals and diction, this piece is sure to be a fun opening or closing number for fall, spring or festival concerts.

This jaunty, rhythmic folk song references astronomy and Biblical text, building one number upon the next, reminiscent of "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea." Depending on the needs of your ensemble, it can be performed with piano or a cappella. Excellent for teaching intervals and diction, this piece is sure to be a fun opening or closing number for fall, spring or festival concerts.

This jaunty, rhythmic folk song references astronomy and Biblical text, building one number upon the next, reminiscent of "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea." Depending on the needs of your ensemble, it can be performed with piano or a cappella. Excellent for teaching intervals and diction, this piece is sure to be a fun opening or closing number for fall, spring or festival concerts.