SKU: A0.935528

If you are looking for a fresh song to do with your choir next Christmas, this arrangement of The Wexford Carol will be perfect! This centuries-old melody is played alternatively between the Oboe and the Clarinet while the choir provides a harmonic background, joined by a delicate accompaniment of a piano (or harp). The melodic lines can be easily adapted to other instruments, and the voice lines are simple enough for the choir to learn it in a few rehearsals. 

The score comes with the full score and individual parts to facilitate the reading.

SKU: A0.1233575

This version of one of Enya's most famous songs is written for a SAB choir with divisi and piano accompaniment, and it's perfectly suited for choirs of any level who want to add an unique and haunting piece to their repertoire. The harmonies are easy to learn, and coupled with the absence of lyrics, provides the conductor a perfect opportunity to focus on sound, vocal clarity and dynamic range. The piano part is perfectly playable as written, but with plenty of room for the pianist to add a personal touch to the piece.

SKU: A0.1467954

If you want to add an uplifting piece with a catchy tune to your concert, or if you are doing a programme based on music from tv shows/movies and/or with literary connections, then this is the perfect piece to sing with your choir.
The piano provides a rich and smooth accompaniment to the lyrics, and each voice has a moment to shine as the lead voice. Additionally, the lines are easy to learn, so you can work fast on this piece and quickly sing it in a live concert!
The Lord Of The Rings universe is one of the most well known and beloved across the fantasy genre, and its messages of hope, resilience and positivity are captured perfectly in the lyrics of this song, which will delight singers and audience alike.

SKU: A0.1094851

This is the perfect arrangement for any choir looking to add some Celtic flavour to their repertoire. The lyrics of this traditional lullaby weave many mythological characters and places from Ireland, creating a rich and colorful landscape to go along with the soothing melody. Each part is very easy to learn and the piano adds a rich texture to the voices, making it an ideal piece for amateur choirs and small ensembles with few male voices (there's a only baritone line).