SKU: A0.1152586

A choral arrangement of the beautiful Irish folk melody SALLEY GARDENS. The Text is an adaptation of two traditional Irish Blessings. Suitable for benediction, general use, and for honoring a special person.

SKU: A0.1152001

An SATB choral (+solo) arrangement of the traditional Irish song, My Wild Irish Rose. Great for choirs developing textural awareness.

SKU: A0.955843

She Moved Through the Fair (also known as ‘Keayrt Dooyrt My Ghraih Veem Rhym’) is a traditional Irish folk song in which the narrator (tenor) sees his lover (soprano) move away from him through the fair, after telling him that since her family will approve, it will not be long, love, till our wedding day. Yet, she returns as a ghost at night, and repeats the words it will not be long, love…, implying her own tragic death, and perhaps the couple's reunion in the afterlife. It is scored for a 4-part SATB ensemble and pianist. Performance time: 4:56.

SKU: A0.1114068

Londonderry Air arranged for SATB or keyboard.

SKU: A0.1396364

SSAATTBB Choral setting of the traditional Irish Blessing -- May the road rise to meet you....

SKU: A0.955893

The popular song of sweet Molly Malone (the unofficial anthem of Dublin) is among the top 10 tunes on many a St. Patrick’s Day playlists.  Also known as Cockles and Mussels, this ballad tells the story of a fishmonger named Molly who dies of a fever, but her ghost still wheels her barrow through the streets of Dublin.  This arrangement is scored in tight-harmony for a 4-part SATB ensemble with piano accompaniment.  Performance time: 3:20+-

SKU: A0.1414720

A setting for SATB and organ of a traditional Irish blessing.

Useful for weddings, baptisms and other rites of passage. Slightly wistful.

SKU: A0.839854

A simple and short, yet effective setting of the traditional Irish prayer text. The men and women begin separately, but join together for the last phrases of the song and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.

SKU: A0.927236

Traditional Irish blessings set to music.  Could be performed in a church service as a sung benediction or in a concert setting particularly on or around St. Patrick's Day.  Appropriate for students at the high school level or higher.  Performance time approximately 3:11.

SKU: A0.1184315

Irish folk singing is a wonderful tradition spanning hundreds of years and includes subjects ranging from romance to resistance. Many songs were created and subsequently preserved in pubs and other informal gatherings. The three traditional songs included in this medley, Whisky in the Jar, Will You Go, Lassie, Go (Wild Mountain Thyme), and Wild Rover (No Nay Never) are popular to this day and have made their way beyond the pub to the concert stage, and even the big screen. Scored for SATB choir and a female solo in the middle song, this arrangement is easy and fun. Your choir will love singing these sure crowd-pleasers and your audience will enjoy joining in the fun when your singers encourage them to clap along in the appropriate spots.

SKU: A0.1181406

When Irish Eyes Are Smiling is a timeless standard that was first published in 1912 when such tributes to a romanticised Ireland were popular in the UK and the USA. During World War One, Ithe song was recorded by John McCormack (tenor). It was destined to became a familiar standard for generations. More than 200 recordings have since been made, featuring such artists as Bing Crosby, Connie Francis, and Roger Whittaker.

This arrangement includes the original opening verse, plus a suprising chorus set in a two-beat meter instead of a waltz. The traditional waltz style appears later, including the option of audience participation. The harmonies are not difficult to sing, but the arrangement can be simplified easily by selecting sections in unison with the piano accompaniment carrying the chords.

Kathleen McGuire's arrangement was originally created for the Various Voices Choral Festival in Dublin, Ireland. It is sure to bring a tear of joy or nostalgia to the eye of anyone from the Emerald Isle.

SKU: A0.935527

This is a new medley of three beloved Irish songs: the piece starts with the world-famous Danny Boy, followed with the hauntingly beautiful My Lagan Lovem which gives the tenors a chance to showcase all their range. The third song is Carrickfergus, with a delicate dialogue between the basses and altos, before finishing with a reprise of Danny Boy. 
Its a perfect piece for any choir to have some Irish tunes on the repertoire, with every voice alternating the melodies.