Boosey & Hawkes

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...

Frauenchor (SA) und Klavier - englisch

This charming, simple American folk song about a warm-hearted farmer has been freely adapted to become a secular Christmas song. The mixolydian accompaniment ventures beyond diatonicism to accompany t...

Stimmensatz - Jazz-Ensemble

The Rose Tree is a setting of the poem “Envy” by brother and sister poets Charles and Mary Lamb. The poem is a beautiful affirmation that each of us has a unique contribution to make to th...

Chor unisono und Klavier

Taken from the last part of Handel's Israel in Egypt, written three years before the Messiah. This aria, sung originally by a solo voice with string orchestra near the end of the work, anticipates the...

Chor unisono und Klavier

Chor unisono und Klavier

Secrets is a setting of a children's poem by the Canadian poet, Dennis Lee.

Silverly is a setting of a children's poem by the Canadian poet, Dennis Lee.

Chor unisono und Klavier

It was traditional for travelling musicians in Ireland to compose music named for individuals or families of influence that they met on their journeys. These tributes were known as planxties. Planxty...

It was traditional for travelling musicians in Ireland to compose music named for individuals or families of influence that they met on their journeys. These tributes were known as planxties. Planxty...

This is a setting for children's choir and piano of a Scots language poem by James McGonigal. The music is fashioned appropriately, attempting to capture the rumbustious folksiness of this joyous but...

This gentle lullaby is suitable for either solo voice or group of voices. Intimate in nature, deeply moving and personal.

This moving arrangement was performed by the Children's Chorus of Maryland at the National Tribute Memorial Service for Fallen Firefighters in October 2002, honoring over 400 men and women who perishe...