Partituras para coro femenino

This is a typical sequence of Scottish reel tunes with a traditional 'vamp' piano accompaniment. The tunes are arranged for two parts and nonsense sounds added for the words. This is based on the well...

Not an arrangement of the traditional tunes but 'I saw three ships' and 'Away in a manger' set to completely new music by Antony Le Fleming. These excellent, very approachable settings send the choir...

A beautiful traditional Gaelic air adapted and arranged for female voice choir and piano. English verses with the chorus in Gaelic (a note on pronunciation is given for all us non-Gaelic speakers!)

A setting of a poem by Robert Herrick for an able two-part choir with a soloist and piano.

Many composers have done settings of these well-known words by William Blake. Here is an excellent example by Gareth Walters for a choir of sopranos and altos with piano.

A lovely new Christmas carol for children with words by Helen Cresswell, either for a two-part choir or two solo voices, accompanied by harp or piano. Duration c.3 minutes

Four original songs by Max Bruch edited by Philip Lane. Originally set to German texts, this edition has English words by Philippa Frischmann. See also the THREE SONGS Op.6 No.2 (catalogue number 7548...

Three original songs by Max Bruch edited by Philip Lane. Originally set to German texts, this edition has English words by Philippa Frischmann. See also the FOUR SONGS Op.6 No.1 (catalogue number 7548...

A wonderful arrangement by Ken Johnston of Air Falalalo the traditional Gaelic tune with words by Hugh Roberton. A mixed voice choir version also by Ken Johnston is also available - 63243. Duration 3...

The Dalmatian Cradle Song is a song created by Hugh Roberton from 'a tune noted from the singing of a peasant in Yugoslavia'. Also available in its original form for solo (or unison voices) and piano...