A wonderful set of five folksongs with French lyrics your choir will find these easy to learn and your audience will find them a pleasure to listen to! SSA A Cappella.1. Pitit an moin (My Little Child): When my child asksme to give him milk I give him something good to eat. Sleep little one; your father is gond. Your lonely mother is in miseryâ?¦ Your lonely mother must hurry now.2. Dou manman (Dear Mother): Dear mother do you rememberwhen you hugged me' Every night the good Lord made me fall asleep. Father is leaving with his canoe to fish in the blue sea of Miquelan. The radio has announced a cyclone.3. Vakansâ?? rive (Vacation is Starting): This songtells of the children (Ro and Fanot) flying a kite hiding behind a tree betting marbles eating sugarcane juice looking for firewood walking on stilts and cooking mollusks.4. Papillon vole (Fly Butterfly): Thecarnival has come. Everyone hurries to see the masks. The dance will be starting soon with the first sound of music. We will fly like butterflies.5. Vaval (Carnival): Carnival do not leave us. Our life is hard. We havecome for singing and dancing.

From northern England comes this delightful folk song that works well for both mixed and women's choirs. A bright bouncy piano accompaniment rhythmic vocal lines and humorous text create a lively arrangement that's fast and fun. Your singers will love discovering the frolicking character of Bobby Shafto! From northern England comes this delightful folk song that works well for both mixed and women's choirs. A bright bouncy piano accompaniment rhythmic vocal lines and humorous text create a lively arrangement that's fast and fun. Your singers will love discovering the frolicking character of Bobby Shafto!

Un ouvrage de référence et un choix considérable : 69 polyphonies pour trois voix mixtes - 2 voix de femmes et 1 voix d'hommes - sériées par genres : canons, oeuvres avec accompagnement instrumental, oeuvres du XVe au XXe siècles, noëls, chansons populaires françaises et étrangères, chansons d'aujourd'hui... / Choeur Mixte / 160 pages / Partition

Frederick Edward Weatherly's setting of Danny Boy arranged by Linda Spevacek for 3-part mixed choir (SAB or SAT).

and other classic Irish melodies-If you are looking for straightforward and rewarding repertoire for your beginner choir then you need look no further than Choral Basics the perfect series for singers of all ages.The Simple 3-part choral arrangements for soprano alto and a combined part for men’s voices make the series perfect for choirs with a dearth of males or whose male singers have unstable or changing voices. The rich array of repertoire is bound to be a hit with younger singers and the technical abilities of choirs at this level have been taken into consideration.Straightforward and idiomatic piano accompaniments have been included and are designed to support thevocal lines without putting pressure on staff with less developed keyboard skills. This enchanting collection of traditional Irish melodies showcases three of the finest songs to originate from the 'Emerald Isle' from the classic title song Danny Boy to the poignant The Last Rose Of Summer and The Lark In Clear Air. Choral Basics are great value for money providing a contrasted set of arrangements for the end of term concert.

No. 2 Gartan Mother's Lullaby-Gartan Mother's Lullaby is the second of Three Celtic Folk Songs arranged by Wayland Rogers. This beautifully haunting lullaby comes from County Donegal Ireland and like so much of the literature and music of that country it is imbued with images of natural beauty and figures from the magical world of the fairies. As the mother sings her child to sleep she conjures up the benevolent soothing stories of fairyland. Arranged for 3-part treble voices with Piano Accompaniment.

A lilting piano accompaniment supports the lyric vocal lines in this traditional English folksong arranged for SAB voices. “Greensleeves was all my joy Greensleeves was my delight.”

Prayer for Africa-This dignified song by Enoch Mankayi Sontonga (1860-1904) and Sek Mqhayi (1875-1945) is the Pan-African Anthem and is sung throughout the continent. This setting may be sung a cappella or with chimes and layered percussion.

Three Call and Response Songs-Three favorite call and response folksongs are combined in this short medley with piano conga drum and tambourine for a fun and energetic choral showcase! Includes: Oh John the Rabbit; Lucy Rabbit; Gwan Roun Rabbit.

Amazing Grace arranged by Simon Foxley. this most enduring of inspirational songs is scored for SSA and Piano Accompaniment. Originally composed as a hymn by John Newton in the late 1770s it slowly drifted into secular use to become one of the most famous songs in the world after being set to its defining melody in the 1840s.

A delightful Irish folksong arranged by Bob Chilcott for SAB as sung by the King's Singers.

No. 2 Night-Night is an original work set to the poetry by students of the Faywood Public School. The text tells the story of the haunting shadows of the night. Like the atmosphere of the night the music is both mysterious and ethereal. It depicts the shapes and moods of the underlying poetry.