When 18th century British composer Thomas Arne included his song Rule Britannia! in a masque based on the life of Alfred the Great that was presented at Cliveden the country home of Frederick Prince of Wales he could not have imagined that more than two hundred seventy years later his ditty would be known throughout the British Isles and beyond. Rule Britannia! is widely used in the Royal Navy and British Army and is featured each year at the Last Night of the Proms in the Royal Albert Hall as a national sing-along.At the time of writing the Dutch actually ‘ruled the waves ’ so this song was more an exhortation than a status report. The lyrics were also a statement ofcivil liberty. Since Cromwell’s time Britain had had a standing army which could be turned against the native population. A standing navy however existed solely to protect the nation from invaders protecting a free populace.Rule Britannia! has been quoted extensively by other composers among them Beethoven Wagner Strauss and Arthur Sullivan. Thomas Arne also penned a version of God Save The King which came to be the British national anthem.

Fiche -ONU Canadien Errantrdquo - est un beau, simple folksong de patriotique du Canada. Calme et paisible dans la nature, il se complait dans la beauté naturelle du Canada. / Choeur A L'Unisson

Nicholas Nye is a poem for young children written by Walter De La Mere (1873-1956) in 1931. It was to set to music for Unison Voices with Piano accompaniment by Llifon Hughes-Jones in 1942.Dr. Llifon Hughes-Jones (1918-1996) was a British composer conductor and teacher. He studied at the Manchester Music college (now the RNCM) and Trinity College London and later taught music for many years atSalford Grammar school. He wrote many works for the National Eisteddfod competitions in which he also adjudicated. He was one of the few composers who regularly wrote in Welsh and the musical culture of Wales is still indebtedto his contributions.

William is a small boy. His great friend is Ponder a pyjama-case with a gift for making up songs about the day's happenings. Some of the songs are light hearted and amusing; in others Ponder reveals a distinct vein of Poetry and an inclination to ruminate. These ten songs have pretty melodies and simple lyrics and have been set for Unison Voices and Piano. A terrific collection for children by Barbara Softly with music by Betty Roe.

Margaret Rizza has composed this sumptuous setting for congregation and organ with optional choir and instrumental parts. As is always the way with her music Broken for You is full of lovely singable melodies perfectly reflecting the mood of the texts. Broken for You is published in two versions: the first for use with the new Common Worship texts of the Anglican Church the second for use in the Roman Catholic rite.There are SATB and Unison versions for each denomination.A FREE CD is included and a licence is available to photocopy the congregation's part.

C'est sur une personne nostalgie de son pays natal. Textes de Robert Burns. La belle, soaring mélodie est plutôt comme un folksong et est parfaite pour apprendre à chanter expressive et sans heurts. / Choeur A L'Unisson

Book two of the popular collection. Twelve more unison optional second part pieces. Highly recommended.Contents:1. Fear Not For Tomorrow.2. Lets Sing About Gods Love.3. Each New Day.4. How We Goin To Praise The Lord?5. Welcome To The Famly Of God.6. All Around The Whole Wide World.7. Never Forget To Be Thankful.8. P-E-N-T-E-C-O-S-T.9. Christ Arose! Halleluiah!10. Pass It Along.11. I Wish Id Been In Bethlehem.12. He Comes!

This is an easy and fun piece for all singers and audiences from the youngest beginners to the overworked adults. For beginners it can be treated as three separate songs that introduce counterpoint as the three songs are then sung together.