Grandfathers Clock

Holst 'The Mother-In-Law' arranged for mixed voice choir SAB.

Pastoral Tune

A lively dance in the French style written for four hands at the Piano by Beethoven.

For SATB Choir and Piano.

Windy Nights from the song trio A Child’s Garland of Songs published in 1982 displays both Stanford’s gift for melody and his sensitivity to text as well as his ability to compose music that creates a mood. Windy Nights echoesSchubert’s Erlkönig in its evocation of horse’s hooves wind and menace.Charles Villiers Stanford was an Irish composer music teacher and conductor who was a founder of the Royal Academy of Music teaching composition to some ofthe greatest British composers of the twentieth century among them Gustav Holst and Ralph Vaughan Williams. His own composition always displayed technical mastery and for a while he was a great figure in the world of Britishmusical theatre.

For SATB Choir. Tonic Sol-Fa version.

The Variations on Jean-Pierre Duport’s Minuet K. 573 (originally for solo piano) are a product of Mozart’s final years created in preparation for a visit to the royal court in Potsdam during the spring of 1789. Exuding the childlike wonder and capacity for joy that Mozart sustained throughout his life these sunny and playful variations could almost pass for music from his youth. Only one variation reveals that they were written in one of his darkest periods: the Adagio in D Minor. Of an unearthly sadness the Adagio presages Pamina’s famous aria “Ach ich fuhls” from The Magic Flute composed two years later. — Robert Stallman Marblehead Mass. (March 1 2019)The Variations on Jean-Pierre Duport’s Minuet K. 573 (originally for solo piano) are a product of Mozart’s final years created in preparation for a visit to the royal court in Potsdam during the spring of 1789. Exuding the childlike wonder and capacity for joy that Mozart sustained throughout his life these sunny and playful variations could almost pass for music from his youth. Only one variation reveals that they were written in one of his darkest periods: the Adagio in D Minor. Of an unearthly sadness the Adagio presages Pamina’s famous aria “Ach ich fuhls” from The Magic Flute composed two years later. — Robert Stallman Marblehead Mass. (March 1 2019)

Originally scored for solo piano and full orchestra Skempton's Piano Concerto has been arranged by the composer for quintet broadening its reach to smaller ensembles. The work consists of five short movements each exploring dissonance in a different way. Originally scored for solo piano and full orchestra Skempton's Piano Concerto has been arranged by the composer for quintet broadening its reach to smaller ensembles. The work consists of five short movements each exploring dissonance in a different way.

When spring comes walking is a warm and optimistic setting of an evocative poem by Charles Bennett that explores themes of rebirth nature and celebration. Chilcott embraces the return of spring with gentle sustained melodies rich harmonies and a quote from the traditional carol 'O come O come Emmanuel'. When spring comes walking is a warm and optimistic setting of an evocative poem by Charles Bennett that explores themes of rebirth nature and celebration. Chilcott embraces the return of spring with gentle sustained melodies rich harmonies and a quote from the traditional carol 'O come O come Emmanuel'.

This is a funk gospel-tinged harmonically innovative arrangement of the popular Christina Rossetti carol In the bleak mid-winter for mixed voices with piano shaker and tambourine accompaniment and solo opportunities. This is a funk gospel-tinged harmonically innovative arrangement of the popular Christina Rossetti carol In the bleak mid-winter for mixed voices with piano shaker and tambourine accompaniment and solo opportunities.

Originally published as part of the Songbird collection As you sing this is a thrilling and high-energy piece setting a text by Jennifer Thorp. Young uses body-percussion sound effects repeating themes and strong rhythms to capture the characteristics of a river creating a fun and dynamic piece. Originally published as part of the Songbird collection As you sing this is a thrilling and high-energy piece setting a text by Jennifer Thorp. Young uses body-percussion sound effects repeating themes and strong rhythms to capture the characteristics of a river creating a fun and dynamic piece.

This iconic hit from the 1970s was recorded by Blue Oyster Cult and in pop culture associated with the famous more cowbell skit on Saturday Night Live. This solid arrangement for young players will be quick to learn and requires no soloists. (Recorded by the Music For All High School Honor Jazz Band of America.) This iconic hit from the 1970s was recorded by Blue Oyster Cult and in pop culture associated with the famous more cowbell skit on Saturday Night Live. This solid arrangement for young players will be quick to learn and requires no soloists. (Recorded by the Music For All High School Honor Jazz Band of America.) This iconic hit from the 1970s was recorded by Blue Oyster Cult and in pop culture associated with the famous more cowbell skit on Saturday Night Live. This solid arrangement for young players will be quick to learn and requires no soloists. (Recorded by the Music For All High School Honor Jazz Band of America.)

A beloved hymn is adorned with expressive beauty in this refreshing octavo. The emotive piano accompaniment supports the sweep of the classic text and brings an impressionistic spirit to the presentation. Join the generations of worshippers who have been inspired by the words of this hymn with a new desire to live in gratitude for the many blessings of life. A beloved hymn is adorned with expressive beauty in this refreshing octavo. The emotive piano accompaniment supports the sweep of the classic text and brings an impressionistic spirit to the presentation. Join the generations of worshippers who have been inspired by the words of this hymn with a new desire to live in gratitude for the many blessings of life. A beloved hymn is adorned with expressive beauty in this refreshing octavo. The emotive piano accompaniment supports the sweep of the classic text and brings an impressionistic spirit to the presentation. Join the generations of worshippers who have been inspired by the words of this hymn with a new desire to live ingratitude for the many blessings of life.

Learn those beautiful hot licks and fingerpicking patterns of country music. You'll learn all about the various types of country music from classic to current-from Western Swing to bluegrass and everywhere between. Get beyond the cowboy chords to more complex arrangements signature opening licks and solos that characterize today's country hits. Online audio tracks illustrate these licks and concepts in context and the book shows you exactly how to play them. You will learn how to play: Single and double-note lead style: Rhythm guitar styles: String bending including single- double- and triple-note bends: Triadic pedal steel styles: Fingerpicking technique: Western swingstyle: Bluegrass lead and rhythm style: Sound effects to make your guitar sound like a marimba Theremin banjo and more! Learn those beautiful hot licks and fingerpicking patterns of country music. You'll learn all about the various types of country music from classic to current-from Western Swing to bluegrass and everywhere between. Get beyond the cowboy chords to more complex arrangements signature opening licks and solos that characterize today's country hits. Online audio tracks illustrate these licks and concepts in context and the book shows you exactly how to play them. You will learn how to play: Single and double-note lead style: Rhythm guitar styles: String bending including single- double- and triple-note bends: Triadic pedal steel styles: Fingerpicking technique: Western swingstyle:Bluegrass lead and rhythm style: Sound effects to make your guitar sound like a marimba Theremin banjo and more! Learn those beautiful hot licks and fingerpicking patterns of country music. You'll learn all about the various types of country music from classic to current-from Western Swing to bluegrass and everywhere between. Get beyond the cowboy chords to more complex arrangements signature opening licks and solos that characterize today's country hits. Online audio tracks illustrate these licks and concepts in context and the book shows you exactly how to play them. You will learn how to play: Single and double-note lead style: Rhythm guitar styles: String bending including single- double- and triple-note bends: Triadic pedal steel styles: Fingerpicking technique: Western swingstyle: Bluegrass lead and rhythm style: Sound effects to make your guitar sound like a marimba Theremin banjo and more!

Tempus Fugit

The Emperor and The Nightingale

“Blues in Two” by Mike Cornick centres around a piece by that name which was originally published in 1994. It appeared in “Easy Jazzy Piano” and was such an immediate hit that it soon appeared on piano examination syllabuses in both the UK and Australia. Here it is complemented by eleven further pieces in a variety of lighter styles including swing blues ragtime latin and calypso. All are eminently suitable for intermediate level players.

One of the tracks from the ever-popular King?s Singers CD Kids? Stuff Daryl Runswick sets A.A. Milne?s amusing poem to music. One of the tracks from the ever-popular King?s Singers CD Kids? Stuff Daryl Runswick sets A.A. Milne?s amusing poem to music.

Now available for men's voices this loving and dreamlike work captures the undulating rhythm of a mother rocking her child to sleep. The text is a classic by Rudyard Kipling: Oh! Hush thee my baby the night is behind us And black are the waters that sparkled so green. The moon o'er the combers looks downward to find us At rest in the hollows that rustle between. Magical!Now available for men's voices this loving and dreamlike work captures the undulating rhythm of a mother rocking her child to sleep. The text is a classic by Rudyard Kipling: “Oh! Hush thee my baby the night is behind us And black are the waters that sparkled so green. The moon o'er the combers looks downward to find us At rest in the hollows that rustle between.” Magical!