Four traditional Polish children's songs for unison voices and piano with music by Witold Lutos awski. Translated and arranged by Richard Steinitz.

POD-Judith Weir's National Anthem With Leicester Fanfare is a work commissioned by Leicester Cathedral and first performed there at the Service of Reinterment of the Remains of King Richard III on 26th March2015. Scored for 4 Horns in F Unison Chorus and Organ Accompaniment a full performance lasts around 2 minutes. This is the Full Score. Note: this work was originally scored for Organ and four Horns in F.However the set of parts on sale includes alternatives for each of the Horn parts as follows: Horn 1 in F or E Flat Tenor Horn or Trombone Tenor Clef or Trombone/Euphonium/Baritone Treble ClefHorn 2 in F or Trombone Bass Clef or Trombone/Euphonium/Baritone Treble Clef Horn 3 in F or E Flat Tenor Horn or Trombone Tenor Clef or Trombone/Euphonium/Baritone Treble Clef Horn4 in F or Trombone Bass Clef or Trombone/Euphonium/Baritone Treble Clef

This evocative song is full of imagery in its descriptions of the four elements; Earth Air Fire and Water and is Ideal for children and Schools with interesting and charming Unison lines. A Quire Of Elements is a terrific setting of Marian Lines magical words by Betty Roe for Unison Children's Voices with optional Solos for each element.

This short cantata set in a jazz idiom makes an ideal end-of-term concert which should be performed strictly for fun! Scored for unison voices with up to four short solos piano accompaniment plus guitar chords. The chorus gives enthusiastic youngsters the opportunity to growl as the lions in the den and click fingers to the blues! The now famous series of Novello pop cantatas originated from this well-known work. Words by Vachel Lindsay.

Maurice Duruflè (1902-1986) dedicated this hauntingly beautiful setting of the Lord's Prayer to his wife. Simple and direct it is almost chantlike in its melodic purity. Originally written for unison voices (or solo voice)with organ accompaniment Duruflé later scored it for four-part chorus. These new editions include an English text for singing the original French text and a keyboard reduction of the unaccompanied version.

This delicate unison setting of the well-known Irish Blessing is both simple and lyrical providing an emotional connection between singers and listeners. The rise and fall of each musical phrase builds momentum to the fourthphrase allowing the melody to soar. Ideal benediction for concert or service!