SKU: A0.881163

Music by Kerry Mills. Lyrics by Andrew Sterling. Arranged in 2018 by Rebecca (Boo) de Bruin. 4 pages for Sweet Adelines (ladies' barbershop) quartet. (Tenor, lead, baritone, bass are roughly equivalent to SSAA). This is a traditional-style barbershop arrangement - lots of 7th chords and circle of fifths movement. 

Meet me in St. Louis, Louis, often known just as Meet me in St Louis is a song from 1904 about the St. Louis World's Fair. It was recorded at the time by William F. Denny, Billy Murray and Arthur Collins. Subsequently, in 1944, the song was sung by Judy Garland in the movie of the same name. Bing Crosby later recorded it as part of a medley in 1959. 

Vocal ranges are:
Tenor (S1): G4 - E5 (G above middle C to E above high C)
Lead (S2): Ab3 - C#5 (Ab below middle C to C# above high C)
Baritone (A1): Ab3 - B4 (Ab below middle C to B below high C)
Bass (A2): Eb3 - Eb4 (Eb below middle C to Eb above middle C)

SKU: A0.535391

The traditional St. Luke Service for SA chorus with piano.

SKU: A0.798467

Canticle of Love of St. Therese, transcribed with lead melody, 2nd and 3rd voice, with chord progression
Therese’s Canticle of Love, written by Sr. Marie-Therese Sokol, OCD. The words of the hymn are taken from the Little Flower herself.

SKU: A0.851328

Elsewhere on this site, you will find three blessings including this piece as originally set for SATB.  This arrangement is for two voices (either S/A or T/B / optionally unison) with organ accompaniment.  Suitable for general use during Communion or as a benediction at the end of a service - maybe also during a Funeral.  Words of V.1 are by St Columba, for V.2 by myself from other writings of his.  No difficulties in any of the parts, but very effective for the listeners.

SKU: A0.621548

The song that was introduced by Judy Garland in the 1944 MGM musical Meet Me in St. Louis and later recorded by Frank Sinatra which has also been ranked as the third most performed Christmas song, has now been freshly arranged in this well-crafted arrangement as a duet for a Soprano and an Alto Solo which is accessible for any level of singing from schools through professional. Scored for 2-part choir (SA), Violin Solo, and Piano.

SKU: A0.621549

The song that was introduced by Judy Garland in the 1944 MGM musical Meet Me in St. Louis and later recorded by Frank Sinatra which has also been ranked as the third most performed Christmas song, has now been freshly arranged in this well-crafted arrangement as a duet for a Soprano and an Alto Solo which is accessible for any level of singing from schools through professional. Scored for 2-part choir (TB), Violin Solo, and Piano.

SKU: A0.621952

The song that was introduced by Judy Garland in the 1944 MGM musical Meet Me in St. Louis and later recorded by Frank Sinatra which has also been ranked as the third most performed Christmas song, has now been freshly arranged in this well-crafted arrangement as a duet for a 2-part choir which is accessible for any level of singing from schools through professional. Scored for a 2-part choir (Part 1: High Voices (Sop. & Ten), Part 2: Low Voices (Alto & Bass), Violin Solo, with Piano accompaniment.

SKU: A0.786972

A 2 part (SA) arrangement of the popular Christmas carol for upper voices.  This is the much loved tune, St. Louis, especially popular in the USA.  Each verse is treated to a different arrangement culminating in a final descant verse.

SKU: A0.1396083

A gentle and reflective 2 part setting of the Prayer of St Patrick, would make a fine Introit or Benediction, it can be Upper and lower voices, or 2 sets of Upper voices.

SKU: A0.915890

Lift Up Your Hearts - This 2-part choral piece, composed by Judy Lane, is a musical setting of words ascribed to St Gregory.
Father we praise thee now the night is over.
Active and watchful we stand all before you
The sun in the east slowly climbs in the sky
Shimmering, shimmering through the trees, through the trees.
Thine is the glory, gleaming and resounding through all creation, through all creation

Father we praise thee now the night is over.
Singing, we offer prayer and meditation.
Monarch of all things, fit us for thy mansions.

Father we praise thee now the night is over.
Bring us to heaven where saints stand united.
Banish our weakness, health and wholeness sending.
Thine is the glory, gleaming, resounding through all creation.

Critics say about multi award winning composer Judy Lane - Judy exhibits a flair for setting words to singable melodies and for inventing appropriate moods

SKU: A0.786973

A 2 part (TB) arrangement of the popular Christmas carol for lower voices. This is the much loved tune, St. Louis, especially popular in the USA. Each verse is treated to a different arrangement culminating in a final descant verse.