The Green Willow is a straightforward but rewarding piece for Unison Voices with Piano Accompaniment with traditional lyrics. It was first published in 1926.Dr. J. Frederic Staton (1884-1961)was a British organist composer adjudicator and pedagogue. Born in Yorkshire he was a Parish organist and Choirmaster in Chesterfield from 1899 onwards and also conducted several music societies and orchestras in the 1920s and30s. He was an early examiner for the ABRSM and spent the Second World War in Canada and New Zealand after travelling overseas to examine and adjudicate at Music Festivals. In 1942 he published Sweet Singing In TheChoir a popular handbook of choral technique.

This selection of rounds has been arranged with care and is a welcome addition to the very familiar set of carols and popular songs of the season.Round singing is one of the simplest forms of polyphony and is an effective tool in teaching music in the classroom as each line can be taught by rote then assembled quickly into harmonies. Music educator Kenneth Simpson was a proponent of the Kodaly Method of music pedagogy and while this book of charming rounds is not a Kodaly publication it certainly fulfills the Method’s goal of using high quality music in short simple forms.

For massed unison voices organ piano and percussion with optional SATB chorus.All shall be Amen and Alleluia was commissioned as the concluding piece for a concert in Princeton University Chapel New Jersey onApril 29 2009 to be sung by a large chorus of 500 voices. It was written to follow a performance of Son of God Mass by the same composer sung by a smaller choral group.

The fifth variation in Britten's third opus the Corpus Christi Carol finds words in a hymn first found in the early 16th century music was later added by Peter Warlock and then in 1933 by Benjamin Britten.Ithas been arranged by the composer from his Choral Variations and edited by David Willcocks.

A pleasant unison piece by Robert C. LauOn the easy side for youth or adult choir keyboard accompaniment with optional C instrument and rhythm

This prize-winning piece for unison voices with optional second part and piano is a marvelous work for teaching mixed meters.

Five Shakespeare Songs brings together the work of the late Sir David Willcocks ('England's choir master') and the Bard in a suite of well-loved upper-voice pieces with favourite texts optional readings and music of unsurpassed charm.

No. 5 I Bought Me a Cat-An up-beat and yet easy going song from Old American Songs Set 1. Arranged simply for Unison voices and Piano accompaniment.