SKU: A0.1015165

Tavern is a SS or SA choral piece. It is a setting of Edna St. Vincent Millay’s poem Tavern. This setting provides a lovely hopeful melody which will wrap your audience in the poetry. The range is excellent for youth choirs, drawing them up into their head voices. Advanced choirs can enjoy working towards a nuanced and perfect performance of this work while it is still accessible for younger choirs who will love the simplicity and catchiness of the main melody. This piece can be performed alone or with its two companion pieces, Travel and Afternoon on a Hill.

SKU: A0.1026404

2 part SA choral octavo with Descant
Piano/Harp accompaniment with Flute

Trebel Voices (children's and women's chorus)

SKU: A0.510165

An ode to clean energy and the power and beauty of 'the dance'. A dynamic song and an exciting concert piece.
The wind turbine is the dancer, the wind is the dance partner.

And so it begins…

The Dance
Words and music by Glyn Lehmann

Verse
She stands so still and silent
Like a sentry on a windswept hill
So patiently she's waiting
To come to life once more

With graceful arms extended
Reaching out into the brilliant blue
A yearning to embrace
Her partner in the dance

Bridge
(S) And with a breath, so it begins
(SA) And with a breath, so it begins
(SA) And with a breath, so it begins
(SA) And with a breath, so it begins
(A) So it begins

(S) Tentatively turning
(A) Turning, turning, turning
(S) Like a Dervish whirling
(A) Whirling, whirling, whirling

Like a waltz swirling, turning, whirling
Swirling, turning, whirling

(S) Tentatively turning
(A) Turning, turning, turning
(S) Like a Dervish whirling
(A) Whirling, whirling, whirling

Like a waltz swirling, turning, whirling
Swirling, turning, whirling

Pre-chorus
Turbines turning, never tiring
It's electric, electric!
Power surging, so inspiring
It's electric, electric!

Power from the wind comes from the sun
The choreographer of currents, ah

Chorus
(SA) As long as the sun shines in the sky
There'll always be an endless supply
Of power, clean power

(S) As long as the sun shines in the sky
There'll always be endless power, clean power
(A) As long as the sun shines in the sky
There'll always be an endless supply
Of power, clean power

(S) As long as the sun shines in the sky
There'll always be endless power, clean power
(A) As long as the sun shines in the sky
There'll always be an endless supply
Of power, clean power

Verse - reprise
She stands so still and silent
Like a sentry on a windswept hill
So patiently she's waiting
To come to life once more

© 2015 Glyn Lehmann. All rights reserved.

SKU: AX.00-PO-0003030

UPC: 783556017066.

SKU: A0.938306

A lively arrangement of this popular 1960s song, scored for female voices (SA). A jolly item for any concert programme! Easy harmonies and comfortable range for both voices.

SKU: A0.1007046

Johnson Gao composed a song for Du Mu's poem 山行 (Mountain Travel) for Karaoke. Du Mu lived in A. D. 803-852 in Tang Dynasty. The song was composed by Johnson Gao in September 29, 2017. Recently, in May of 2021, he enlarged the melody with 10 voices and made the MP3 and this MTV., which includes the original poem, the English translation and back translation from English to modern Chinese. Due to the difference of lunar calendar and solar calendar about 1-2 months late. The original poem had used the February to show the month of flowering. But, that month does not have to many flowers to open. So, the translator used the April to replace the February. And the back translation to modern Chinese also used the fourth month.    .