Choral Choir (SATB) - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.535406 Composed by Jacques Dussouil. Christmas,Contemporary,Sacred. Octavo. 6 pages. Musik Fabrik Music Publishing #4283615. Published by Musik Fabrik Music Publishing (A0.535406). Jacques Dussouil was the Titular Organist of the Grand Orgue Boisseau of Notre-Dame de Royan from 1966 until his death in 2016. During his studies at the High School of Poitiers, he was also the student of pianist Hélène d’Ambelle who was herself a student of the great French Pianist Alfred Cortot. It was his work with Jean-Albert Villard, the organist of the Cliquot organ of the Cathedral of Poitiers which would determine his vocation as an organist. Jacques Dussouil continued his studies in Paris with Noëlie Pierront and especially with Edouard SouberbielleHis duties at the Royan Cathedral lead him to also become a choral director and composer, founding one of the best Cathedral Choirs in France which he directed for many years. This activity lead to the compostion of a large number of sacred works, including his Mass in D for two organs and Chorus.2. Une Petite Étoile1. Une petite étoile est née, Petite étoile de Judée.Elle a illuminé le ciel, Chantons l’enfant qui nous est né.Noël, Noël, éclaire-moi, Cloches en chœur, sonnez la joieEt qu’à travers toute la terre, La paix inonde l’univers.2. Une petite étoile est née, Mon cœur s’est mis à espérerQue la haine et l’indifférenceSeront vaincues par l’espéranceNoël, Noël, éclaire-moi, Cloches en chœur, sonnez la joieEt qu’à travers toute la terre, La paix inonde l’univers.3. Une petite étoile est née, Nos larmes ont cessé de couler, Car Dieu nous a fait le cadeauD’un fant que je vois si beau.Noël, Noël, éclaire-moi, Cloches en chœur, sonnez la joieEt qu’à travers toute la terre, La paix inonde l’univers.

Choral Choir (SATB) - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.774722 Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Sandra Milliken. Folk,World. Octavo. 16 pages. Sandra Milliken #3863763. Published by Sandra Milliken (A0.774722). Brisbane Ladies, sometimes known as Augathella Station, is an Australian folk song based on an English naval song titled Spanish Ladies. The song probably dates from the time of the War of the First Coalition (1793-96) when the Royal Navy carried supplies to Spain in support of that country’s resistance to revolutionary France. It then probably gained further popularity during the later Peninsular War when British soldiers were transported to Spain to assist rebels fighting against the French occupation by the forces of Napoleon. Spanish Ladies is a tale of British naval personnel sailing north from Spain and along the English Channel to their home port.Due to its popularity, several variants of Spanish Ladies later appeared in various parts of the world. American whalers sang a version called Yankee Whalermen. In Newfoundland it appeared as We’ll Rant and We’ll Roar. Special lyrics were written to the tune for the Bluenose, a famous Canadian sailing ship plying out of Nova Scotia. In Australia, around 1880, another set of lyrics appeared, written by Saul Mendelsohn who was a storekeeper in the small Queensland town of Nanango. Brisbane Ladies tells about the drovers who bring the herds of cattle overland from western Queensland to the markets in Brisbane. There the drovers spend most of their money and time with the ladies before setting out for home in search of the next herd of cattle for market. The places mentioned in Brisbane Ladies are mostly small towns along the stock route that stretched some 750 kilometres north-west of Brisbane towards the small town of Augathella, on the banks of the Warrego River. Augathella, at that time, marked the convergence of three major bullock tracks from Morven, Tambo and Charleville.