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A fantastic updated arrangement of this traditional English fable by Betty Roe for Voice and Piano. This is a heartening and pacy song dedicated to Marian Lines. The origins of the original rhyme Who...

A glorious collection of character pieces for high voice and Piano by Geoffrey Bush. Archy is a cockroach who borrows Don Marquis typewriter by night to write about life as seen by himself and his fr...

The sixth book in a fabulous series that presents the best of Peter Warlock's Choral Music. This volume contains a fantastic collection of his most popular and most loved songs. Volume six contains...

A selection of Folksong arrangements by E. J. Moeran.

The songs of A Garland for de la Mare are vintage Howells, in their refinement, harmonic subtleties and dreamlike quality. And although the cover says that there are ten songs in this set, the songboo...

The third collection in the Centenary Edition series of solo songs by E. J. Moeran, all written for Baritone voice with Piano. Volume three features Moeran's setting of the works of A. E. Housman, wit...

Immerse yourself in the rich tradition of British vocal music with "A Century of English Song Vol. 4," published by Thames Publishing. This carefully curated sheet music collection is a true treasure...

An anthology of musical settings celebrating the exquisite and quintessentially British poetry of Thomas Hardy, featuring works by composers including Holst, Vaughan Williams, Bax, Bliss and others. S...

The songs in this mini-revue capture the essence of traditional 'pub life' superbly. Full of warmth, humour and witty observation, you will probably think it was written about your local watering hole...

Part of a collection of four books of solo character songs from musicals, musical plays and entertainments. All of the pieces are ideal for festivals, school concerts and auditions. This is the first...

The songs in this book come from an extensive collection of musicals, musical plays and 'entertainments', mostly written with lyricist Marian Lines. The aim is to provide solo songs that are comfortab...

The songs in this book come from an extensive collection of musicals, musical plays and 'entertainments', mostly written with lyricist Marian Lines. The aim is to provide solo songs that are comfortab...

Philip Stone is an actor of long and wide experience. In cinema he has worked with distinguished directors such as Stanley Kubrick, Lindsay Anderson, and Stephen Spielburg. he has also been a familiar...

Volume 1 - Seven Poetic Songs for medium voice and piano.

Donald Swann is best known as one half of the comic duo Flanders and Swann, who dominated the West End and Broadway stages in the late 1950s and 1960s. Though less recognised, he was also a leading ex...

Immerse yourself in the profound and moving sound world of Ivor Gurney with this exquisite sheet music edition from the renowned Thames Publishing. The collection "Eleven Songs" brings together eleven...

The second volume of folksong arrangements by E. J. Moeran, part of the Thames Centenary Edition commemorative series. Edited by John Talbot, this volume features a selection six Suffolk folksongs and...

Five songs for voice and Piano, based on settings of Fiona Macleod's poems.

Man Without Myth is a wonderful song cycle which presents three wonderful settings of Ursula Vaughan Williams' poems by Betty Roe. Arranged for Medium voice and Piano.

The third volume of Ernest John Moeran's Choral Music is for male voices. This centenary edition has been edited by John Talbot. the first second half of the album is accompanied by Piano, though the...

Venetian Songs Op. 22 is a cycle of four songs for High Voice and Piano by Ian Venables, setting the inspiring texts of John Addington Symonds. Venables has allowed the texts of Symonds' poetry to gu...

Two songs for three-part upper voices and Piano, with music by Betty Roe and words by Leonard Clark. Evocative character pieces with wonderful imagery of Butterflies and Bees.

Percy Turnbull's Where Go The Boats? for SSA and Piano accompaniment. Based on a text by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Music's Empire consists of four pieces, of which this is the second. Music is a positive and bright piece, and is a setting of a poem by Ralph Waldo Emerson. The work was written for St. Cecilia's Day...