(For Christmas). German folk song arranged by Kenneth Hesketh.  Scored for Unison Voices and piano. German text.

Edited by Maud Karpeles for the International Folk Council and arranged with piano accompaniment by Imogen Holst.The Songs in this book are taken from Folk Songs Of Europe an anthology of 183 songs from thirty European countries in which the original textes are given as well as English translations. This book contains English translations only.For unison voices and piano accompaniment.

Harold Hinchcliffe Sykes was a British twentieth century arranger and composer who usually published under the name Harold H. Sykes. His setting of The Poor Snail is for Unison Voice withPiano accompaniment. It laments the way in which a Snail must carry his home on his back. The lyrics were written by J. M. Westrup who is best known for his poem Flying.

No. 5 I Bought Me a Cat-An up-beat and yet easy going song from Old American Songs Set 1. Arranged simply for Unison voices and Piano accompaniment.

O Salutaris Hostia is a work by David Terry for Unison Voices and Organ Accompaniment (with optional Descant). A setting of a poem in Latin by Edward Caswall a performance lasts around 2 minutes.

Catchy Christmas number for unison voices. Ideal as an appealing Christmas concert item for Primary and Secondary schools. Simple keyboard part and guitar chords given.

Michael Flanders and Joseph Horovitz. This popular work for unison or two-part voices and piano with optional bass and drums opens with a splendid storm above which God can be heard muttering about the irritations he finds with mankind. Following the Old Testament story God then instructs Noah how to build the ark and select animals. In a profusion of fine solos and lively choruses we learn about the difficulty of living under hatches and the eventual drying-out of the world. Suggestions for vocal solos given in the score. Ideas for semi-dramatic effects or stagings suggest themselves. 26 mins.

A graceful and spirited song for Unison Voieces with Piano accompanimnt Spring will bring a beatifully pastoral feel to your choir's concert repertoire.

A wonderful well-researched musical about saving the planet as seen through the eyes of animals on land sea and air. Written by the successful partnership of Michael and Jill Gallina this is a superb one-act play to inspuire all! Through rhyming dialogue and creative characterisations the animals teach young people on a picnic the three R’s of ecology - recycle Replenish and Respect. The seven songs in unison and two-part demonstrate a variety of blues rap calypso ballad and funky rock styles. Students will enjoy dramatising the 12 animals (which are easily costumed) the eight young picnickers the conga-line of fish and the chorus which can be any size.This is the Performer's Part with all lyrics and the libretto. The Director’s Score (SP19649)includes staging costuming props and scenery suggestions.