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Title, complexity |
Description, links |
Price Band |
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1516
SSAA
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**
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A stirring and mesmeric Gaelic 'waulking song', traditionally sung by women during the communal washing of newly-woven tweed.
1m 45s
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Music: Peter Hill. Words: Trad. Anon.
Pronunciation guide included An SATB version is also available.
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A
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6011
children (unison) & handbells or chimes
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*
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An English translation of a beautiful traditional Hebridean lullaby to the Christ Child, set for unison treble voices (or soli) and handbell choir.
3m 00s
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Music: Trad. arr. Sheena Phillips. Words: Peter Hill & Sheena Phillips, based on the original Gaelic.
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C
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4065
children's voices with piano
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**
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This is a set consisting of the 2 pieces listed below.
Two contrasting and easy carols for treble voices and piano: the first, quiet and dreamy, the second, joyful and energetic. Jean Kenward (lyrics) is a widely published poet of verse for children. Suitable for beginner choirs. Revised edition (2012).
4m 00s
Music: Sheena Phillips. Words: Jean Kenward (1920–).
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C
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4006
children (unison) and piano
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*
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This is included in the set listed above. It is not sold as an individual piece.
“Will the tree be dressed and lit?” “Will the star be in the sky?” Images of candles and quietly sung Alleluias form the backdrop for a series of hushed but excited questions about Christmas. Revised edition (2012).
2m 20s
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Music: Sheena Phillips. Words: Jean Kenward (1920–).
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4009
children, unison with optional harmony & piano
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**
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This is included in the set listed above. It is not sold as an individual piece.
“Pull the bells until they ring! Let the people dance and sing!” A joyful song with easy (and optional) harmonies and a catchy rhythm. Revised edition (2012).
1m 30s
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Music: Sheena Phillips. Words: Jean Kenward (1920–).
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4079
SA & piano
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**
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Gentle arrangement of the traditional French carol, with dreamy interludes.
3m 10s
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Music: Trad. arr. Sheena Phillips. Words: Trad. French.
Pronunciation guide included; also a score with English words.
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C
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6001-3
children's chorus & piano
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**
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This is a set consisting of the 3 pieces listed below.
William Soutar was dedicated to the Scots language and wrote many delightful poems for children. This suite of three contrasting and colourful songs depicts a graveyard hooligan, a sad princess, and a clunking old windmill. Premiered by the National Boys Choir of Scotland.
4m 00s
Music: Sheena Phillips. Words: William Soutar (1898-1943).
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D
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6001
Treble unison chorus & piano
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**
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This is included in the set listed above. You can also buy it as an individual piece.
“Muckle” is Scots for big, and the song portrays a giant who cavorts around in a graveyard.
0m 40s
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Music: Sheena Phillips. Words: William Soutar (1898-1943).
Glossary and pronunciation guide included.
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A
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6002
SA chorus & piano
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**
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This is included in the set listed above. You can also buy it as an individual piece.
A vignette of a dreamy and tearful princess stuck in a tower.
1m 30s
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Music: Sheena Phillips. Words: William Soutar (1898-1943).
Glossary and pronunciation guide included.
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A
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6003
SA chorus & piano
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**
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This is included in the set listed above. You can also buy it as an individual piece.
The “auld man” standing on a hill is a windmill, whose labours are accompanied by an infectiously playful jazz piano part. A fun piece for a children's choir that can handle a few jazz accidentals.
1m 45s
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Music: Sheena Phillips. Words: William Soutar (1898-1943).
Glossary and pronunciation guide included.
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C
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