A gentle flute obbligato floats over the lyrical strains of this traditional Sicilian carol which is combined with an original partner melody for a delightful young choir showcase. Appropriate for school or church.

Three Saints In One was commissioned to celebrate the centenary of St Swithun's School Winchester and first performed on 4 May 1984 conducted by Michael Strand. Scored for upper voices and Piano. The Interludes have been scored for Flute but can be played on another suitable instrument.

This original concert work written by Greg Gilpin was commissioned by the Ohio Music Educator's Association and is energetic and stunning in its multi-metered writing. The Latin setting moves from crisp rhythms to legatosections unison to homophonic singing. A wide range of dynamics is used throughout and the percussion adds excitement with the syncopated piano accompaniment. The addition of a flute adds sparkle to this outstanding concertselection available in multiple voicings.

Ruth Schram has consistently dedicated herself to quality music for children through her creative career and this new partner treatment is no exception. Joining two respected carols into a touching tapestry of praise Ruthie onceagain provides us with a special musical moment. The optional flute or C-instrument obbligato is particularly nice.

Written for treble voices (particularly successful with women's choir or children's choir) with keyboard and violin (or flute) this piece will be a winner at Thanksgiving it also works for general use.

In a time when we hope and pray so fervently for peace “A Kyrie for Our Time” calls our attention to solvable problems that have always been present. In a world so full of beauty and wonder...Children live inpoverty and hunger. In a world so full of hope for tomorrow...Children live in sickness pain and sorrow. Kyrie eleison. A haunting melody melancholy flute obbligato and a shimmering descant make this lovely prayer anappropriate reminder of what our response should be each and every day of the year.

Incorporating the text of Paul Eluard this work is set for Upper Voices 2 Flutes Harp Viola and Cello.

Using the Forest Green tune Carol St. John and Ellen Foncannon have drafted a song that celebrates the beauty of the horizon. Including obbligatos from a violin and a flute this lovely piece calls us to appreciate the beautythat comes to us each day. For young voices and treble choirs of any age.

(Nu Tändas Tusen Juleijus)-Peace on earth and peace within are the themes of this popular Swedish Christmas song arranged here with English lyrics and flute obbligato. Easily-learned in a minimum of rehearsal this selection will showcase young choirs at their best.

The third number in the Songs of the World trilogy may be the most fun of all. The text is a familiar Irish one and so is the tune but the arrangement is fresh and new. Includes opt. flute and drum.

This traditional Scottish song recalls the escape of Bonnie Prince Charlie to the Isle of Skye. The gently rocking motion of the triple meter and the flute obbligato combine with the accessible vocals to create a charming showcase for beginning ensembles.