Choral Choir (SAB) - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.909696 By Duke Ellington. By Duke Ellington and Irving Mills. Arranged by D. Kim Clayton. A Cappella,Jazz. Octavo. 4 pages. HarmonyPlus Publications #4366250. Published by HarmonyPlus Publications (A0.909696). SSA/SAB - A Cappella music at it's best! A fun and lively song written by Duke Ellington. This arrangement is specifically for young singers. It is rhythm feast and teaches young singers some very basic jazz. This A Cappella arrangement creates a setting where young voices can begin the processes of  how to sing A Cappella in a beautiful way. If your choir revels in the A Cappella music, this piece is perfect for you! This song and arrangement is for young voices. The available recording we have placed on this site does NOT come from a live performance or in the studio. This is a background track that teaches your choir their appropriate parts. It's not perfect...but we think you will feel the wonderful spirit this song brings. Also available is The HarmonyPlus Trax CD that is a teaching CD. The CD includes: Full version (all parts), Part I, Part II, Part III (SSA/SAB). Perfect for all members of the choir to learn his/her individual parts. Duration: 1:15.

Choral Choir (SSA) - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.873033 Composed by Sally Whitwell. A Cappella,Contemporary. Octavo. 9 pages. Sally Whitwell #3873149. Published by Sally Whitwell (A0.873033). I entered into a composition competition in the Northern Hemisphere summer of 2014. It was a part of something called the F​ estival of Love​ p​resented by Southbank in London, a festival celebrating the enactment of the Same Sex Couple Act in the United Kingdom. This issue is close to my heart as my partner is from the UK and we are as gay as a row of rainbow striped teepees.During the festival, members of the public passing through Southbank Centre were asked to write down a couple of sentences about something they love. Those texts were then posted on the internet and composers were invited over a period of just 24 hours, to set them to music for a cappella female vocal trio ​Ju​ice​. ​​​I was absolutely thrilled that one of my compositions, G​​oing Somewhere​​, was selected for performance.Although I will likely never meet the authors of these texts Ella from Brixton, nor Susie from Hammersmith, (I mean, they didn’t even leave their surnames!) I like to think I have a creative connection to them. Just like Ella, i really enjoy being on my little island-of-me as I walk through the city or sit on a train, the stimulus of the flow of energy and people around me is something I very much enjoy. I also really love Susie was able to find her place in the world at trapeze school. This world is so richly diverse in its opportunities, there’s surely got to be something for everyone.

Choral 3-Part Chorus,Choir,Choral - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1514358 By Kim Kirkman. By John Henry Hopkins Jnr. Arranged by Kim Kirkman. Christmas,Comedy. 6 pages. Kim Kirkman #1088836. Published by Kim Kirkman (A0.1514358). We Three Kings re-written to commiserated with those epic walkers of old. Those of fantastic feet. Those with super sandals.Arranged for three voices and piano.Lyrics:Tutti: We three kings of Orient are;bearing gifts we traverse afar,sandals flopping, without stoppingfollowing yonder star.Refrain:O star of wonder, star of light,star with royal beauty bright,westward leading, still proceeding,How far to this Nazarite?King I: Born a King on Bethlehem's plain,gold I bring to crown him again,Walking ever, ceasing never,Wowzers my leg’s in pain.Tutti: O star of wonder, star of light,star with royal beauty bright,westward leading, still proceeding,Trav’lling on both day and night.King II: Frankincense to offer have I;incense owns a Deity nigh;Real trail-blazing, it’s hair-raising,Trudging along, I sigh. Tutti: O star of wonder, star of light,star with royal beauty bright,westward leading, still proceeding,Breaks are a true delight. King III: Myrrh is mine; its bitter perfumebreathes a life of gathering gloom;blisters bleeding, not conceding,Where is the next bathroom? Tutti: O star of wonder, star of light,star with royal beauty bright,westward leading, still proceeding,Dunes are a gruesome sight. Tutti: Glorious now, at last we’ve arrived,From our comforts we’ve been deprived:Presents given, wish we’d been driven Don’t think my knees survived. Tutti: O star of wonder, star of light,star with royal beauty bright,West we followed, pain we swallowed,Back we sorely trudge tonight. Comments as leave stage: What, all the way back again? Home again, jigged-jog. We just came all this way West and now we have to go back east?