Michael Neaum

This delightful arrangement of a traditional Gascon carol uses a simple lilting melody and direct words to tell the story of Christ's birth; an ideal carol for any young upper-voice choir.

The simple melody of this beautiful traditional spiritual is accompanied by rich, slow-moving harmonies in the piano part, culminating in a close harmony ending. It is deeply moving.

For SS(A) and piano. Using subtle combinations of divided voices supported by a colourful piano accompaniment, Neaum weaves interesting textures that remain within the scope of young singers. The piec...

A female choir arrangement (with piano accompaniment) of a lovely, but perhaps lesser-known, traditional Derbyshire carol. (Duration 2 1/2 minutes)

This lovely traditional Irish song is here arranged for female voice choir (SSA) with a soloist and piano accompaniment. Duration 3 minutes

A setting of perhaps the best-known of all Japanese lullabies for soloists, female voice choir in three parts and piano. The words are in Japanese and are straightforward to sing phonetically. Duratio...

Over my head I hear music in the air followed by 'Didn't my Lord deliver Daniel' arranged for female voice choir with solos and piano accompaniment. Duration 2 minutes

Words by Shakespeare set to music by Michael Neaum for unaccompanied SSAA choir. Duration 1 1/2 minutes

Two Canadian songs, 'Mary Ann' and 'Bonavist' Harbour', arranged for female voice choir and piano. Duration 6 minutes

A sequence of four songs arranged for upper voice choir (SSA) and piano accompaniment. With short sections of dialogue linking the songs, it tells some of the story of the Jacobite uprisings and the s...

Traditional shepherds' song from the mountains in the Auvergne region of France in a lovely arrangement for upper voice choir and piano. Duration 3 minutes

Two fine arrangements for two-part (SA) choir with soloists and piano accompaniment of 'Morag's Cradle Song' and 'Air Falalalo'.

Traditional American song arranged for SSA choir with piano accompaniment. Duration 3 minutes