Walk Together Children

There's a Great Camp Meetin'-This contemporary gospel style setting of Walk Together Children uses an easy ostinato pattern to support the traditional melody. The ending chorus is filled with hope as the choir joins the great camp-meeting in the sky.Available separately: SAB and 2-Part. Performance time approx. 3:30.

A superb and comprehensive collection of gospels and spirituals for Gospel choirs, containing a selection of classic favourites and rarer treasures in this bright and soulful idiom. The Ultimate Gospel Book Volume 1 contains 30 lively, invigorating songs which are all in delightful settings for Mixed Choir SATB, arranged by Jeff Guillen. CONTENT: Amen, Balm In Gilead, Burden Down, By An By, Certainly, Come And Go, Deep River, Didn t My Lord Deliver Daniel, Down By the Riverside, Free At Last, Goin to Set Down, Good News, The Gospeltrain, He s Got the Whole World, Hold On, I Know the Lord, Joshua Fight the Battle of Jericho, Let Us Break Bread, Lord, Lord, Lord, Rocks on the Mountains, Roll Jordan, Somebody s Knocking, Sometimes I Feel, Steal Away, There s a Meeting, Trampin , Wade In the Water, Walk Together Children, Were You There, When the Stars Begin to Fall.

A walking bass line, built on the blues scale, hints at jazz in the introduction of this fantastically fun arrangement of the traditional spiritual. Each of three verses develops further as the piece grows to its exciting final chords. An acoustic or electric bass part is included in the publication. / Choeur SSA

Over 50 folky favorites perfect for uke, including: All You Need Is Love · Bless the Beasts and Children · Blowin' in the Wind · Bridge over Troubled Water · Candle on the Water · Everything Is Beautiful · From a Distance · The Greatest Love of All · Heal the World · I'd like to Teach the World to Sing · Imagine · Lean on Me · Let It Be · Let There Be Peace on Earth · Love Can Build a Bridge · Over the Rainbow · Peace Train · The Rainbow Connection · The Rose · Seasons of Love · Shower the People · Sing · Somewhere Out There · Tears in Heaven · Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season) · What a Wonderful World · What the World Needs Now Is Love · You Light up My Life · You Raise Me Up · and more. / Ukulélé

A great spiritual for good middle school choirs! Its format of call and response requires a strong soloist (or a string of them) with the choir. Truly inspiring and with great energy! Duration: ca. 3:30.

Eleven superb arrangements of classic and lesser-known spirituals covering a wide range of styles and moods, from simple four-part settings to extended eight-part compostions. These stunning settings can be performed as a set or individually, and are ideal choices for concerts, festivals, or even as suprising encores! / Chant Et Piano

Re-discover the magical world of Edward Lear: the table and chair who learned to walk the melancholy reminiscences of Uncle Arly the Sunday outing of the Broom Shovel Poker and Tongs the tale of the broken-hearted Yonghy-Bonghy-Bò and the courtship of the Owl and the Pussycat all linked together by narrations and limericks.Scored for SATB choir optional narrator optional children's choir and either piano or brass quintet accompaniment this accessible and enjoyable work first performed in 2002 was an immediate success with performers and audiences alike and is now in the repertoire of many choirs.Duration approximately 30-35 minutes:Hire material (brass score and parts) available direct from Colne Edition

Written for David Heyes as part of his 'Fizz at 50' project. 'Gerty Goat Scuffer' (in case you wondered) is one of many nick-names we had for a much loved family dog - officially named 'Heavy Hetty' from a character in an imaginative children's book of that name. In my youth as a composition student at the RAM I discovered that walking a dog for an hour a day is the anti-dote to the long hours required as a composer 'sat you yer bum' writing at a desk and (in those pre-computer years) writing endless parts out by hand. First of these 'best friends' was a glorious Gordon Setter called 'Sophie' (my first love) who accompanied Pat and I on our honeymoon acrossScotland. Thirty years later we were privileged to enjoy the company of three therapeutic beasts; 'Merlin' (a prize winning Pyrenean Mountain Dog) 'Gael' (an over energetic Scottish Border Collie) and 'Hetty' (a unique cross between a Pyrenean Mountain Dog and a St. Bernard - something of a 'kennel-maid's Accident'). Hetty (see picture) is unfortunately no longer with us now. She had an extraordinary puppy-hood that left her with titanium plates holding her back legs together. Hetty was surprisingly active though right through to the age of nearly 10 - speciality: chasing Pheasants in the grounds at Strathmashie - but she became progressively hampered by arthritis and 'scuffed along' on her vast hairy pads with a swagger. She also used to remind our children of a mountain goat. Songs have been written about her but this is the first instrumental work that she has inspired! The pervading thematic motive of the piece (heard from the outset) cheekily alludes to an (over) famous Saint-Saëns work for double bass (but no insult is intended to Hetty!). The increasingly roving tonality and unusually sudden shifts of key combined with the use of jazz chords combines to present a short but heartfelt tribute to a unique animal that provided untold pleasure to all she came into contact with simply by just being

Raymond Briggs' The Snowman is a charming Christmas story of a boy who builds a snowman who comes to life and their adventures together have become a children's classic. In this piano suite composer Howard Blake recreatesthe story in words and music.This Piano Suite is easy enough for pianists to play of all ages and abilities and includes the popular song Walking In The Air.