Michael Hurd. An enormously fun pop cantata for narrator unison voices (with divisions) and easy piano with guitar chord symbols. The work is divided into six sections opening with a lively description of Samson himself. It explains his enormous strength and outlines his prowess on the field of battle. Highlights of the cantata include the scene in a barber’s shop with a background of snipping scissors. This is followed by a splendid music-hall song in which the whole audience can join! The finale describes the Philistine’s party - set as a square dance - at the end of which Samson pulls down the whole building! 10 mins.

The Lark In The Clear Air is a beautiful traditional Irish Air based on the text by Sir Samuel Ferguson and arranged here by Phyllis Tate for Unison Voices with Piano accompaniment.

A set of easy rounds for adults and/or children designed to provide a complete set of introits responses and benedictions for a church service. (Though they need not all be done at the same service.)