A lively and characterful arrangement of this English folk-song which tells of the courtship of the young widow from Chester - a popular concert item.

SS & Piano. A lively setting of words by young people which combines rhythmic drive with care for the environment - ideal for a concert with a conservation theme or an Olympic theme!

This exuberant carol is full of contrast and seasonal cheer. It has a sprightly refrain in which unison passages burst into jubilant harmony and would make an ideal addition to any carol service or concert.For SATB chorus unaccompanied.

Poem By Christina Rossett-This short song of dreamy sorrow and hope for voice and piano is a setting of words by Christina Rossetti. Its sustained and expressive vocal line supported by rich harmony make it a popular recital choice. The score contains versions in high and low keys making it suitable for all voices.

This simple and attractive carol sets a little-known text by the Rev. Canon John Gray (1866-1934). With an accompaniment for either organ and piano and optional soprano solos this piece is accessible to a wide range of choirs and would be an excellent addition to either a Christmas concert or service.

Simple varied anthems for the church year-The Oxford Book Of Easy Flexible Anthems is suitable for church choirs of all types and sizes and contains pieces that cover all occasions in the church calendar. The collection presents flexibility of scoring in a constructive and realistic way with particular provision for unison or two-part singing while not forgetting SATB choirs and a focus on ease of learning and performance. With complete coverage of the Church's year and a fabulous range of accessible quality material this is a vital resource for all church choirs. With a fabulous range of accessible quality material this is a vital resource for all church choirs.

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

Opening out from a lyrical exchange between unison lower and upper voices this anthem is based around a John Tauler poem rich in metaphorical language that reflects on the protagonist's relationship with the Lord. Contrasting textures and singable melodies make this a musically rewarding yet accessible anthem.

This accessible cantata has an ecological focus based on the thoughts of a group of children about their hopes and dreams for the future. In six movements together with a short prelude and postlude it contains subject matter such as 'Running a race for the future' 'My idea of heaven' and 'Living with animals'. This popular work for SATB youth choir and piano has received many performances. (An alternative piano duet accompaniment or alternatively a score and set of parts for small orchestra (2120/0200/Strs) and a separate youth choir part are available on hire from www.ColneEdition.co.uk)

This anthem for four-part unaccompanied upper voices is an exquisite and heart-felt gem.