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From tellychat.co.uk:

‘Detectorists’ BBC Theme Tune: What’s the song and who sings it?

The song played during the shows opening credits is an original piece of music by the South African born English actor and musician Johnny Flynn. The track is simply titled Detectorists. Far from being just another TV theme tune, simply added as something to play over the credits, Flynn’s distinctive voice and guitar instantly grab your attention. A great match for Mackenzie Crook’s brilliantly relaxing rural comedy, these haunting vocals and music set the mood perfectly, playing as important a role as any of the series great selection of actors.

This arrangement can be played as a piano solo, or as an accompaniment to a vocalist. Includes lyrics.

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This lovely new setting of Psalm 23 is a jazz-flavored arrangement for the church soloist or for those simply wanting to sing for enjoyment or for other occasions.  A demo is provided and a separate accompaniment track is available for purchase. 
Patti Drennan is a well-published composer of choral, vocal and piano works and is a former choral director and continues as a director of church music.
More works can be found on www.pattidrennan.com.

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Written in a minor key, this song starts with a single melody line in the piano, echoed by the voice singing A man there is, a real man who once on Calvary died. You can sing this song for Good Friday, or Easter Sunday, or simply for a Gospel service.

I discovered this melody by Beethoven in a Welsh hymnal. I arranged it for piano, and loved it so much that I had to add a voice arrangement. Please sing this song. It deserves a spot in our well-loved repertoire. I know you will love it too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dULczMwHFQ8

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Quips, Quotes, and Quibbles is a set of eighteen very brief compositions for medium voice and piano, based on humorous quotes about music or musicians, or by musicians themselves. Each selection utilizes compositional styles to represent the composer quoted or referenced. They can be performed in their entirety as a set (16 minutes), or can be extracted and performed in smaller sets. They invariably induce laughter in the audience when performed live. Though copyright permission was not necessary for use of the texts, the composer secured permission to use them from two publishers, who simply requested that there publications be referenced in the score. These are also excellent pieces for composers and music theory students to analyze in order to study compositional techniques used. Dr. Weber is a member of ASCAP and has his own YouTube channel, at which you can see some of his original compositions performed, or him performing his works in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. .