Réductions pour piano

As a squirrel lover - we don't have them in my part of the world - I have chased squirrels in London's Hyde Park, Central Park in New York and again in Helsinki, all in search of that elusive photo! H...

An inspiring 3 part work that reflects on some of the more confronting issues that challenge us as part of the world-wide family of man, and at the same time inspires us all to do our own small though...

On a recent choir tour to Northern Europe, I noticed one of my choristers totally absorbed by this numbers game that swept the globe in 2005, so I tried it myself and am now a Sudoku addict! Sudoku, t...

SSA choir with accompanmiment of piano or orchestra.Conservation! is an adaptation of the 'show-stopper' from my children's opera, Nessie. Set on the banks of Scotland's Loch Ness, the opera is the st...

From Triptych. Scored for SSAA Choir and Ensemble (here reduced to Piano).

Full Score available: NOV200036

Arranged by Dorothy Parke.

This Christmas song for unaccompanied Female Voices SSA displays Phillips's great gift for melody and his unerring taste in harmony. Composer, Organist and teacher Montague Phillips was one of the man...

Hiawatha's Wedding Feast is a Cantata for upper voice chorus and orchestra, presented here with a Piano reduction of the Orchestral material. Text by H. W. Longfellow, and arranged from the original s...

For SA and piano or small ensemble or small orchestra (2. 1. 2. 1-2. 0. 0. 0-Glock-Hp-Str). This is an attractive, not difficult carol to a traditional Scottish text and with a gentle 'folk-y' feel. A...

S.S.A. with Piano Accompaniment

The Ferret Of The Woods

For S.S.A. Chorus and Piano

For S.S.A. Chorus with Piano Accompaniment

A Far Island

Version for SA Choir (with descant) and Piano arranged by Hawley Ades.

How Soon? is a work by Nico Muhly for SSAA Choir and Ensemble. Commissioned by eighth blackbird, the Kennesaw State University School of Music, and the Anima-Young Singers of Greater Chicago, the piec...

The Family Tree is an entertainment for Upper Voices and Piano, written by Betty Roe. Like any good composer, the line of distinction between music for adults and music for children is blurred because...