Betty Roe

This is the full script to Pardon Our Rubbish, a musical play with music by Betty Roe and words by Marian Lines.

These arrangements of British and American folk-songs have been been put in a sequence to make a balanced concert group, offering a mixture of sentiment, humour and passionate intensity. They can also...

The Miracle Masque is a morality play with music, set in mediaeval Italy, and follows in the tradition of Morality plays stretching back to the Middle Ages when they were a much need mixture of satire...

A Musical play with words by John Oliver and music by Betty Roe. This is the script containing all song lyrics, stage directions and dialogue. Set in the late 18th century, this fictional play is abo...

This mini-musical beagn life as a workshop project commissioned by June Keyte for late-teenage children at Kingsmead School, Enfield. The three main characters are a contented boy, an uncertain girl a...

Merry Be Man is a Christmas sequence scored for 3 Soloists, and SSA Chorus a cappella. It is an excellent piece for any Christmas concert.

The folksong The Devil And The Ploughman (The Sussex Whistling Song) arranged by Betty Roe for unaccompanied SATB choir. Duration: approx. 2 1/2 minutes.

A fantastic choral piece by Betty Roe, based on a classic Metaphysical poet John Donne. This romantic and expressive piece is scored for unaccompanied Solo Soprano and SATB mixed choir.

Shadwell Stair is a setting of Wilfred Owen's shadowy poem by Betty Roe. It is scored for Solo Soprano and SATB Chorus a cappella.

A glorious setting by Betty Roe, of this 15th Century text for unaccompanied SATB Choir. Piano line is inlcuded for practice purposes only.

The title piece and fourth movement of Betty Roe's Music's Empire for unaccompanied SATB chorus with solos. Based on a Poem by Andrew Marvell.

Sweet Thames, Flow Softly is a tremendous unaccompanied part-song for SATB choir by Betty Roe with words by Ewan MacColl. A brisk, flowing pace accentuates the meandering of the river through London t...

A tongue in cheek and humorous mock Madrigal by the supremely talented Betty Roe. Based on a traditional early English song This work for unaccompanied SATB choir is sure to bring a smile to the faces...

Six adorable settings of the writings by Jacqueline Froom, describing some of our domestic friends from the animal kingdom. The suite was commissioned by the Reading Phoenix Choir in 1999, and will de...

Four songs for Unison voices and piano. Betty Roe has used her extraordianry talents in this fabulous setting of Leonard Clark's poems. A splendid marriage of interesting dynamic text with wonderful m...

Betty Roe: All The Day - The Chorus Line Part for Betty roe and Leonard Clarks's musical All The Day.

This work presents royal portraits of five of England's queens: Mary Tudor, Elizabeth I, Anne, Victoria and Elizabeth II. Majestic and regal, these are thoughtful pieces for two-part upper voices and...

The 2-Part Vocal Line Score for Crown of Briar Roses is a set of regal and thoughtful songs by Marian Lines and Betty Roe. A terrific and majestic work; these are five royal portraits of English Queen...

This evocative song is full of imagery in its descriptions of the four elements; Earth, Air, Fire and Water, and is Ideal for children and Schools with interesting and charming Unison lines. A Quire O...

This touching and melodic composition is set to the poignant and memorable words of Charles Causley's nursery rhyme.

A Musical play with words by John Oliver and music by Betty Roe. This is the score for Voice and Piano accompaniment, containing all the music and song lyrics. Set in the late 18th century, this fict...

Betty Roe's The Venite with written for Eagle House School, Sandhurst, and incorporates an unusual 'echo' effect between chorus and congregation.

Three wonderful characterful pieces, by Betty Roe, for Two-Part Upper voices and Piano accompaniment. These bright songs are based on texts by the Poet Charles Causley. This set is suitable for Childr...

Christus Victor, a cantata-mime for Contralto and Baritone soli, Mixed Chorus, narrators, speaking chorus, dancers and instruments. Libretto by John Catterick, music by Betty Roe.