(Humorous version).

The traditional tune with new humorous words guaranteed to have your audience laughing in their seats!

Approx duration: 3.40

This is the originl melody so beautifully written by Elgar (1857-1934) in a new arrangement that captures the beauty of the music but it is not difficult to learn.

Approx duration: 1.55

This rather lovely little piece tells the story of a little stream that becomes a wide river on its journey to the sea. The speed of the music matches the speed of the water in its various stages.

Approx duration: 2.40

A new patriotic and inspiring song praising the virtues of our beautiful country. A must for any choir in England!

Approx duration: 4.50

A new arrangement of the traditional piece for which John Guard wrote the words and H Pfeil wrote the music. A simple yet effective arrangement.

Approx duration: 1.20

Another melodic and gentle piece, with a flavour of romance.

Approx duration: 3.25

(For unaccompanied singing)

Again a second arrangement of this piece just for unaccompanied voices, and the vocal lines are shown in the piano parrt for rehearsal purposes only.

Approx duration: 2.55

A lovely little piece that is partiuclarly suited for bringing a concert to a close. The choir thanks the audience for coming to hear them sing and wishes them a safe journey home.

Approx duration: 2.35

The beautiful music of J S Bach with English words by Phyllis James. A superb arrangement completely in harmony with the style of music.

Approx duration 4.30.

The original piece was by Robert Schumann (1810-1856) but this is a new setting for unaccompanied voices. The vocal lines are shown in the piano part for rehearsal purposes.

Approx duration 1.25.

This is a really inspirational piece that has proved extremely popular with those who have heard it. There is certainly a religious element in it but it is suitable for any concert. Very highly recommended.

Approx duration: 3.40

A beautiful little song inspired by the sound of a blackbird singing in a tree whilst Andrew was walking home from work!

Approx duration: 2.30

Using the traditional words so well loved everywhere, this new setting is simple, effective and beautiful. This is one of the most popular pieces in the catalogue and is highly recommended.

Approx duration: 2.05

This piece was written in 1865 by James L Molloy. It sold in its millions when originally written and this excellent and lively arrangement is one to which your audience will surely want to tap their feet!

Approx duration: 3.05

This piece was originally written in 1876 by Henry C Work. It has remained one of the most popular songs ever since and this arrangement continues that tradition with a great deal of variety throughout, with plenty of tick-tocks! A very thoughtful and sympathetic arrangement.

Approx duration: 4.45

Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) wrote the music to words by R H Elkin..."Yet once again churlish Winter I see to Spring surrender..." This is a very beautiful song, and the arrangement is very sympathetic to the original style.

Approx duration: 3.15

This is a most lovely Welsh slumber song and this arrangement is exceptionally appealing with a very flowing piano accompaniment.

Approx duration: 3.05

A new piece written in celebration of the delicate flower. "...The rose, of all the flowers, with beauty and with grace, a little heaven in an earthly place..." A simple yet beautiful song.

Approx duration: 2.50

Simply the forecast of the weather that you really don't want in your area! This is set to two original psalm chants. There is a great deal of humour in the words with the chance to bring in some local settings as well. The audience will love this piece, especially if it can be sung with straight faces! This piece could be sung unaccompanied if preferred.

Approx duration: 3.00

A new ballad, not difficult to learn, but very emotive and a beautiful song. Highly recommended.

Approx duration 4.40.