Come to the Fair was taught and sung extensively throughout the twentieth century in England and abroad having been first published in 1917. It has a charming tune whose allargando at the beginning of each Chorus is memorableand catchy as is the refrain ‘Heigh! Ho! Come to the Fair!’ It has been recorded several times including a version by Kiri te Kanewa.Easthope Martin was an English composer prolific in his production of light music primarily for the Voice. He wrote three sets of Songs of the Fair from which this tune comes and it has been extensively arranged for various Choral voicing. Poet Helen Taylor is famous for having written the text for popularsong Bless This House.

This duet for High and Low voices by Easthope Martin is a lively country-dance setting of a text by Helen Taylor with full Piano accompaniment.

The popular and lively Christmas carol arranged for 2-part choir with Piano accompaniment by Henry Geehl.

With text by Helen Taylor this setting of Come To The Fair is for Unison voices and is ideal for any school choral group. A song of great gusto and celebration that will enliven any choral programme.

Arranged by Henry Geehl with text by Helen Taylor this setting of Come To The Fair is for a trio or chorus of female voices and is ideal for any school choral group. A song of great gusto and celebration that will enlivenany choral programme.