Mike Nobel's Songs For Children
WHAH!? WHAH!?
Music is a highly effective medium for communicating an anti-smoking message! This song (a 2nd grade student is featured on the recording) receives standing ovations from parents! Asks the question: 'Whah would you wanna start smokin'!?'
Outa My Face! Outa My Face!
Song on hazards to children caused by secondhand smoke (note: "scratching record" in intro. is just an effect!). Audience favorite in performances of Mike's I'M ALIVE! anti-smoking program. Performed by students AND faculty; even school principals!
For The Rest Of My Life For The Rest Of My Life
(Please contact: mainesongwriter@gmail.com ) A child sings a 'thank you' to her Mom and Dad for trying to quit smoking, expressing the concern and emotion many children feel toward parents who smoke, and their relief when parents try to quit.
Everybody Loves A Quitter! Everybody Loves A Quitter!
From Mike Nobel's '..I'M ALIVE!' anti-smoking musical. Since there is an abundance of (justifiably!) 'gloom and doom' warnings about smoking, it seemed a fun idea to present a 'Swing Dance' approach to quitting!
A Smoker's Cough A Smoker's Cough
From Mike Nobel's '..I'M ALIVE!' anti-smoking musical. The Liverpool Brass Band meets the London Philharmonic in this recitation by a (reluctant) British smoker, singing about the 'benefits' of having a smoker's cough!
Maine songwriter Mike Nobel's songs for children are used in thousands of elementary schools nationwide in classrooms, and in school musical performances.
Mike's "Color Me Green" environmental songs have been popular in schools nationwide featuring concerts and classroom projects on environmental themes.
Mikes "....I'M ALIVE!" program is an all-original musical and theatrical program for elementary schools, featuring 20 songs on anti-smoking, smoking cessation, and healthy choices themes.