Betty Roe: Partituras medio

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

The third movement of Betty Roe's Music's Empire for unaccompanied TTBB chorus. Based on a Poem by Walter de la Mare.

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...

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...

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...

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.

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...

A pair of choral settings by Betty Roe, based upon texts by Robert Herrick.

A fabulous suite of six pieces, written specially for the Galliard Brass Ensemble by Betty Roe. Set for a Brass Quintet, these are interesting and rousing pieces encompassing sentimental, slow waltz s...

A second tremendous volume, featuring a trio of Part-songs by Percy Turnbull. These songs are all set for SATB mixed chorus.

A choral suite by Betty Roe for a full choir of mixed voices, with settings of poems by Herrick Emerson, Walter de la Mare and Marvell. Originally written as a complete suite for St. Cecilia's Day cel...

A mouth-watering musical banquet, by Betty Roe, that will have audiences salivating and leave them feeling stuffed! A Song For Your Supper is a culinary fun-piece for Mixed SATB choir and Piano with o...

The Heritage of Children is a superb work by Betty Roe for Solo Soprano, SATB choir, children's choir, Oboe and Organ. Ten fantastic works by various poets have been beautifully set to music; includin...

The Storm Hound is a fantastic musical fable for Narrator, Upper Voices, Percussion and Piano. With the libretto by Marian Lines and Music by Betty Roe, this is another fabulous musical experience by...

A beautiful and warming piece for Spring and the first shoots and buds full of imagery. This work for High Voice, B Flat Clarinet and Piano by the ever popular Betty Roe, with words by Rita Ford is un...

A celebratory and devout song for Christmas by Betty Roe, written for Soprano solo, mixed chorus and Orchestra. This item is the chorus part with solo line.

A smashing suite of pieces for Two-part upper voices choir and Piano, by Betty Roe. These original pieces are settings of nativity poems and texts by a variety of British poets from the 15th to the 20...

A carol for Christmas, Betty Roe's setting of a text by Leonard Clark is written for SATB chorus with Piano. Completed in 1978 for the Royal Choral Society.

A setting of the poem The Oxen by Thomas Hardy, for mixed chorus, rich with spirit and wonder of Christmas Eve.

The Flute part to Christmas Cards, a seasonal fun piece for mixed choir, Flute and Piano, by Betty Roe. Beautiful and lively, this entertaining piece is sure to instigate festive cheer!

A terrific setting of Mother Julian of Norwich's text for unccompanied SSAA choir by Betty Roe. A dynamic and driven piece that audiences and performers are sure to enjoy!

His Winding-Sheet is a wonderful piece for SATB Choir a cappella with Soprano soli.

A gentle pastoral text by Barbara Softly set for unison voices, with a beautifully lilting piano axccompaniment, by Betty Roe. Ideal for young singers and school choral groups.

With Family Fanfares, Betty Roe has composed and dedicated a set of pieces for Brass Quartet to her three grandsons. This is a poignant and personal suite but all four pieces are rousing and entertain...