Partitions chœur

Robert Coltart, the 'Coulter' of this song, probably lived in the 1800's. He was a candy maker who sold his candy at all the country fairs and markets in the Lowland border towns in Scotland. He was f...

The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 7)

How Beautiful are the Feet of Them is taken from the first part of Handel's beloved oratorio Messiah. Inspired by the biblical text from the Old Testament, Handel celebrates the peacemakers.

The Wheels of Fateis a ballad in Country-Western style with piano accompaniment.

In this setting of Vachel Lindsay's poem, the melody soars, portraying the griffin's ominous encounter with the moon.

Chor unisono und Klavier

Chor unisono und Klavier

Written as a series of whimsical episodes, this lighthearted piece sings the joys of waking up in spring, of buying ice cream, and of imagining the taste of clouds in the sky.

This traditional Welsh folksong describes a journey from a mountain village down to Tywyn on Cardigan Bay. Full of fun and excitement!

These short, simple, and charming arrangements spiritedly capture childhood moods: brightness in “There Comes Mother,” gentleness in “Go To Sleep,” and playfulness in “Ge...

This lovely work sets Cummings' portrait of a joyful songbird to elegant, expressive music.

Set in a gentle 3/4 meter, this lullaby on a poem by Yeats expresses the love shared between a grown child and her mother. Alternating lines between a solo soprano and treble voices enrich the vocal c...

This tenderly poetic selection weds a text by E. E. Cummings to heartfelt music expressing love and devotion.

Between the months of May 1933 and August 1934 Benjamin Britten composed a series of twelve songs with piano for children, published as Friday Afternoons, Op. 7. These were written for his brother's p...