from SOON Key of Am

music by Brian Lowdermilk lyrics by Kait Kerrigan For the showcases. For the concerts. For your friends. Brian and Kait spent most of their teen years getting groups of people together to sing in tight harmonies. This songbook is dedicated to the young Brians and Kaits. Grab your friends, sing together, and then show the world... or at least YouTube.Includes: Berkeley -...

From Twelfth Night  This is a feel-good group number about empathy. Transpositions available upon request Key of E:

From Twelfth Night  This is the opening number, in the style of New Orleans jazz funeral, introducing us to all the characters. Transpositions available upon request

From Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812.Scott Strangland, Denee Benton, Josh Canfield, Lulu Fall, et al sing in NYC's Broadway at Bryant Park July 28, 2016

From Uncool: the Party. George Salazar, Will Roland, Jeremy Morse, Elizabeth Stanley, Michael Linden, Amanda Savan at 54 Below on 3/03/2014 Sam Salmond, Shakina Nayfack, Barrett Wilbert Weed, Larry Owens, Michael Linden, Bonnie Milligan, AJ Shively, Taylor Trensch, Noah Zachary at Joe's Pub on 9/28/2016

From Lucifer LUCIFER retells the story of the Bible from the Devil’s perspective. After continuously being taken advantage of, Lucy decides to have a conversation with the Boss. She barges into her Boss' office only to realize there is no Boss and she and the other Angels have been lied to all along. This song takes place at the end of the first Act when Lucy realizes she has the power...

From Lucifer LUCIFER retells the story of the Bible from the Devil’s perspective. With a looming deadline to create planet earth quickly approaching, The Boss assesses a crucial element is missing. In this song, one particularly cunning angel, Lucy, comes up with a game-changing solution: humans. Key of E Major - G Major Michael Mott · "Brand New World" - LUCIFER (Demo)   Performed...

Music by Jacob YanduraLyrics by Rebekah Melocikfrom WRINGERKey of B: C#3-Bb4Nipper is safe with Palmer once again.  Palmer and his father understand each other in a new way.  Mutto stands up for himself against his best friend, Beans.  Dorothy’s activism finally makes a difference in the world. All is well.