A poem by Charles Causley set to music by Betty Roe for Unison voices or voice and piano. This song is part of Three Childhoods.

Written for unison with piano accompaniment. The words by Marjorie Kirtley are from Twelve Happy Months. Eric Harding Thiman the organist and composer died in London on February 13 1975; he was 74. His compositions include cantatas anthems and services.

Score-Perfect for multi-cultural schools to celebrate Christmas! A musical trip around the world learning about the customs in Mexico Trinidad Spain France Holland Germany Bethlehem Israel China and Hawaii. This full score version contains eleven choral numbers for unison and two-part voices Piano and Percussion ideas compiled and edited with dialogue by Steve Kupferschmid.

Seven short songs for Unison voices or solo ovice and Piano accompaniment. They are imaginative songs with beautiful melodies. Trevor Hold has set classic and traditional texts by poets such as Tennyson Eleanor Farjeon and James Reeves. Overall though these seven songs written in 1967 are a delight to sing play and hear.

Michael Hurd. The ill-fated friendship between Henry Plantagenet and Thomas Beckett forms the basis of this ballad cantata on one of the momentous clashes between church and state in English history. With his customary melodic skill and literary clarity Hurd provides a very direct and immediately appealing account of the events which is designed to provide a starting point for further creativity in primary and middle schools.Performable as a concert or stage piece the cantata can provide the basis for original work in art design dance drama history environmental and English literary studies.Duration: 21 minutes. Scored for narrator unison voices and piano for performance as either concert or stage piece. Woodwind and String parts on hire.

Eric Thiman's setting of the Wordsworth poem Daffodils for Unison voices with full Piano accompaniment.

Brahms' setting of seven poems by Florence Hoare specially for children's voices with full Piano accompaniment.

The first two carols of the set are Bennett’s own creations a study in contrasts. The first is a classic carol in common time with syncopation and a divisi Chorus. The second is the engaging African Crib Carol in 3+3+2/8 timeagain with divisi Chorus. The third is a lilting arrangement of a traditional Somerset carol. Separately or as a suite these three carols make a fine addition to seasonal school programming.F Roy Bennett was a respected musiceducator and author of the 20th century who wrote many books of music theory and history that are highly prized by primary and secondary school music teachers. As a composer he was a gifted writer of words and music for schoolchoirs as in this set of three carols.