Born in Glasgow Hugh Roberton became a funeral director apart from being a conductor and composer. A highly motivated and self-taught choir-master he founded the Toynbee Musical Association in 1901 and five years later this became the Glasgow Orpheus Choir which gained a world-wide reputation and went on to perform under Roberton's direction for some 45 years. He composed much for his choir with perhaps his most famous pieces being 'All In The April Evening' and the 'Mingulay Boat Song'. He had a reputation for getting the very best from his singers who held him in such great esteem that when he resigned as their leader shortly beforehis death the choir agreed that they must disband. However the Orpheus rose again when many of its members re-formed as the Glasgow Phoenix Choir which continues to perform and tour to this day. Hugh Roberton was knighted in 1931. This version of 'All In The April Evening' originally published under the catalogue number 61427 for unaccompanied mixed voice Choir of Sopranos Altos and men is now in a clearer newly typeset edition. Other versions are available for solo voice unison voices female voice choir male voice choir full mixed voice choir (SATB) with Welsh words and also in an arrangement for string Orchestra and a 'meditation' for Organ. Duration: nearly 3 minutes.

Arrangeur: Robert Latham. Par LATHAM ROBERT. This collection of folksongs is perfect for any choir looking for fresh arrangements of old favourites. Six classics from the English folksong heritage have been expertly arranged by Robert Latham. The pieces can be used either as part of a programme or as a complete set and are sure to be a hit with choirs and audiences alike. / Niveau : Assez Facile / Date parution : 1996-03-11/ Recueil / SSA

A classic from the golden age of the show tune, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes is a soulful and sophisticated number originally written by Jerome Kern and Otto Harbach for the musical Roberta . Over the years the song has been covered by Bryan Ferry, Jerry Garcia, and was a 1958 chart topping hit on both sides of the Atlantic for doo wop group, The Platters. With a deep dynamic range and rich, floating harmonies, this luxurious choral arrangement by Chris Hussey for SAB chorus with piano accompaniment, is a beautifully re-imagined new take on a timeless song. Full of engrossing tension and dramatic relief that swells up through thick, complex chords and a memorable lead line, this is a must perform piece for amateur-intermediate choirs. / Sab Et Piano

In this original work by Ed Robertson sopranos and altos share verses in the beginning joining with tenors and basses for a unified finish.

POD-Evening Hymn is a work for Upper Voices and Organ by Keith Roberts. A setting of a Latin 7th century hymn translated by J.M. Neale. 

I took the one less travel'd by and that has made the dif'rence. This expressive tone painting based on the rich text of Robert Frost's poem musically portrays a deep sensitivity through simple melodic lines. Excellent intermix ofthe arts! Available: SAB. Performance Time: Approx. 3:30.

Classics for Children Series-One of Robert Schumann's best-loved songs is available for your SSA voices. The beautiful text speaks of the many emotions true love encompasses while the key has been lowered to accommodate the added vocal harmonies. Lovely andappealing for women's voices. Available separately: SSA PianoTrax CD (35027473). Duration: ca. 2:30.

How Can I Keep From Singing? (SAB)-Emily Crocker's arrangement of How Can I Keep From Singing? by Rev. Robert Lowry is a moving and inspiring song of celebration for unaccompanied SAB chorus.

from 13-Packed with infectious energy this Broadway powerhouse by Jason Robert Brown absolutely rocks with youthful spirit and humor! A fantastic concert closer!

from Frozen II. The award-winning songwriting team of Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez crafted this introspective showpiece for Queen Elsa (Idina Menzel) in Disney's smash hit animated sequel, Frozen II. Elsa wanders the halls of her castle in Arendelle, thoughtfully considering following a mysterious voice (AURORA) that has been calling out to her. Powerful, cerebral vocal lines ascend and weave in this strong and skillful arrangement, with an ending climax for the ages!

How Can I Keep From Singing? (SSA)-Emily Crocker's arrangement of How Can I Keep From Singing? by Rev. Robert Lowry is a moving and inspiring song of celebration for unaccompanied SSA chorus.

Robert Lau's “Is Your Heart Prepared for a King?” became an instant classic when it was first released. The SAB and two-part mixed voicings make this poignant Advent contemplation accessible to choirs of any size.“Is Your Heart Prepared for a King?” packs a lot of power into one quiet inquiry. Meditate on the answer this Advent season.

Merry Christmas To You-The Christmas Song ('Merry Christmas To You') by Mel Torme and Robert Wells has been carefully arranged here for SSA Choir and Piano accompaniment by Roy Ringwald. Includes tone Syllable to aid choral enunciation.

This TTB setting of the treasured Robert Burns text A Red Red Rose is ideal for developing choral tone blend and phrasing. Available: TTB. Performance Time: Approx. 2:25.