These children's multicultural songs may be purchased for immediate downloading.

          40 Below In the Winter– Manitoba Folk Song/Mr. I
          All The World– Gemini
          All Over The World– Bobby Susser
          Bate, Bate Chocolate/Ese Pollito– Traditional Latin American
          Cariboo Road– Brittish Columbia Folk Song/Mr. I
          Chiapanecas  (Lyrics Only)– Mexican Folksong
          Child of God– Traditional African-American
          Different– Andy Glockenspiel
          Do You Want to Be Free?– Two of a Kind
          Down By The Riverside– Traditional African/American
          Everybody Loves Saturday Night– Traditional Nigerian
          For All the World's Children– Daria
          Funga A La Feeya– Traditional Welcome Chant-Ghana, West Africa
          Fusili– Traditional Turkish Proverb
          Girls Who Rocked The World– Two of a Kind
          Grandfather– Ontario Folk Song/Mr. I
          Hello– Gemini
          Here Come Our Mothers– Traditional Zulu
          I'm On My Way– Traditional
          It's A Long Way– Bill Harley
          Jambo– African Song/Mr. I
          Keemo Kyemo!– Traditional African American/Appalachian
          Kids Are Kids– Gemini
          Kumbayah– Traditional African/Daria
          Loch Lomond (Lyrics Only)– Scottish Folksong
          Me Stone is Me Stone– Traditional Tobago/Katherine Dines
          Mister Ram Goat O– Trinidad/Katherine Dines
          Pajarito– Mexico
          Pole Pole– Traditional African/Mr. I
          Rosa Parks– Andy Glockenspiel
          Salaam, Shalom– Daria
          Sambalele– Brazilian Folk Song/Mr. I
          Spi Mladenets (Sleep My Baby)– Russian Lullaby/Rachel Sumner
          Tsenzenina– South Africa
          Tumbalaika– Traditional Yiddish
          Waltzing Matilda– Uncle Brothers
          When We're Happy We Laugh– The Uncle Brothers
          Whole New World– Daria
          Yaw, Yaw Puka Polleracha/We Are The Rainbow People–
             Quechua & Native North American
          You Gotta Didg (Play the Didgeridoo)– Daria
          Zum Gali– Traditional Hebrew Lyrics