The classic children’s singalong collection: Apusskidu

This much-loved collection is full of action songs, calming songs for bedtime and happy songs to dance to – perfect for the classroom, choirs and for singing at home or in the car with mummy, daddy, grandma or grandad.

In the magical world of Apusskidu, children learn about animals and birds, counting, colours, transport, history and tales from around the world, as well as experiencing the pure enjoyment of these wonderful songs that have been loved for generations.

All songs are provided as both a performance track (with singing) and a backing track (instrumental). Also available as a 3 CD pack and as a sheet music songbook with easy accompaniments for piano or keyboard, guitar chords and full lyrics, plus simple play-along ideas for percussion, recorders or other instruments.

Includes:

If you’re happy (and you know it)

I’d like to teach the world to sing

I whistle a happy tune

Yellow submarine

Sing a rainbow

The super-supper march

My ship sailed from China

Daisy Bell

The bonny blue-eyed sailor

Old woman, old woman

Li’l Liza Jane

Clementine

There’s a hole in my bucket

There was an old witch

Ten in a bed

Lily the pink

Bananas in pyjamas

The great meat pie

Michael Finnigin

The train is a-coming

Wheels keep turning

Morningtown ride

She’ll be coming round the mountain

The Wombling song

Shoot! Shoot! Shoot!

Battle song of the Zartians

The wind blow east

One potato, two potato

The guard song

When Father papered the parlour

The clown

Song of the Delhi Tongawallah

Rabbit ain’t got

The animals went in two by two

Going to the zoo

The hippopotamus song

Tiger, Tiger, orange and black

Where, oh where has my little dog gone?

Daddy wouldn’t buy me a bow-wow

Five little frogs

Frog went a-courtin’

Down in Demerara

The bear went over the mountain

Ferdinando, the donkey

The kangaroo song

Katie’s garden

Apusski dusky

The elephant

Gobbolino, the witch‘s cat

A windmill in old Amsterdam

Maggon, the bad-tempered dragon

Risha, rasha, rusha