Les Miserables-Do You Hear The People Sing? from Schonberg's Les Miserables arranged for SAB choir and Piano with optional instrumental accompaniment by Ed Lojeski.

'La musique d'un peuple qui ne sera pas à nouveau des esclaves ...' - Cet hymne remuant s'impose comme un hommage à des changements qui ont lieu à travers le globe. Inspirer! Disponible: SATB, SAB, TTBB, 2-Partie, Instrumental Pak. Temps de Performance: Env. 02:45. / Rép Classique / Recueil / Chant et Piano

This original cantata for SSA choir and soloists tells the story of St. Augustine and his mission to introduce Christianity to the British people. Featuring 19 memorable songs The Conversion Job offers a lighthearted depiction of Augustine's eventful journey as he departs from Rome accompanied by an eager band of forty fellow monks in an attempt to share the word of God with the Kentish King Ethelbert and his Pagan subjects. How will Augustine and his Roman monks cope with the English weather? What will Queen Bertha make of their unusual clothes? And will her husband tree-worshipping King Ethelbert allow them to stay? The Conversion Job tells the incredible story as originally told in the writings of The Venerable Bede (673-735) with the welcome addition of music and a good dose of humour. This compelling cantata contains parts for the following main characters: Speaking Only: The Venerable Bede (Narrator) Acting/Singing: Gregory Augustine The Monks Acting Only: Ethelbert The King of Kent and Bertha The Queen of Kent Whilst the first performance of The Conversion Job included a cast of over 300 children other performances presented in a variety of creative ways have since been given by much smaller groups with equal success. The work can be easily adapted to suit the number of performers and their individual strengths. All vocal harmony parts (SS/SA) are optional and in some of the songs verses may be omitted at the director's discretion. This wonderful story of friendship and fear courage and glory would make a perfect end of year show for high school pupils. We hope you have fun performing it! Watch a preview of The Conversion Job on Youtube:

Pink's powerful song tells the story of a lost generation--its themes mirroring the pain of the many people who feel abandoned and unheard in today's society. At a time when musicians and audiences are searching for music lifting up social justice this is a great example and a wonderful selection for your singers. Passion and connection are easy to find in this powerful pop/rock anthem.