Three-Part Harmonies

• Alabama Song - Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill
• Allons gai - Jacob Buus, first published 1543 
• American Tune - Paul Simon
• Barrett's Privateers - Stan Rogers
• Big Bang - Bare Naked Ladies
• Black Pearls and Diamonds - Trevor Mills
• Canon of the Bells (a three-part canon on the melody of the Carol of the Bells)
• The Carols of Gilligan's Isle - lyrics by G. Wyle and S. Schwartz, set to the tune of five different Christmas carols
• Claire - Rheostatics
• Come Again - John Dowland, first published 1597
• Come Together - Beatles
• Down to the River to Pray - inspired by the Alison Krauss version 
• End of Days - original
• Femmes Fatales - poetry by Nik Beat (?)
• Fever - written by Eddie Cooley and Otis Blackwell, popularized by Peggy Lee
• Free As a Bird - Beatles
• Fruitcake (parody to the tune of "Fever")
• Gaudete - traditional
• Gilligan's Corollary - music by G. Wyle and S. Schwartz, words traditional
• Guinea Pig - Moxy Fruvous
• Horrible Rock Ballad - original
• I Believe in Father Christmas - Sinfield, Lake
• Kiss - Prince, but based on the Tom Jones cover
• La, la, la, je ne l'ose dire - Pierre Certon c.1510-1572
• La bête et la belle - The Real Tuesday Weld
• The Lady is a Tramp - Rodgers and Hart
• A Leonard Cohen Christmas - original/parody
• The Man I Love - George and Ira Gershwin
• Moritat von Mackie Messer (Mack the Knife) - Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill
• My Funny Valentine - Rodgers and Hart
• My Mannequin Makes Modern Music - poetry of Nik Beat set to music
• O occhi, manza mia - Orlando di Lasso, first published 1581
• Paperback Writer - Beatles
• Popsicle Toes - Michael Franks
• Reason for the Season - original
• Roadrunner Theme Song
• Still Alive - Jonathan Coulton
• Surabaya Johnny - Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill
• Throw a Shoe at Me - original 
• Touch Me - original
• Un Jambon, Jeanette, Isabelle - parody
• Wuthering Heights - Kate Bush
• You Sexy Thing - Errol Brown, Tony Wilson
• You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch - Theodore Giesel and Albert Hague
• Your Body is a Wonderland - John Mayer
• Your Shining Eyes - Thomas Bateson, first published 1604