Based on the moving poetry of Robert Louis Stevenson this captivating setting by Audrey Snyder is perfect for festival or contest use. Parts for Oboe Violin Viola and Cello are included.Available separately: SSA and 2-Part.VoiceTrax CD also available. Performance Time: Approx. 2:15

A stunning original setting by Allan Robert Petker. Lovely flowing vocal lines caress this time-honored text with gentle accompaniment. The 2-part setting is designed for treble voices but succeeds well with any combination of parts. Available: SATB 2-Part.

And She Sings was expertly composed by Robert Hugh. His use of Swing rhythms Jazz walking bass line and a cool scat section make this original work a perfect selection for introducing the Jazz style to any chorus.The careful crafting of harmony in And She Sings makes this a wonderful piece for developing good tone and part-singing skills.

from Frozen II-Intriguing themes of purpose and sense of self are stunningly explored in this climactic refrain from composers Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez who gather motifs from songs sung earlier in Disney's Frozen II narrative to a spirited and cyclical effect. The song's moment of catharsis as the veil is finally lifted off the mystery is pure choral majesty!

No. 5 Auld Lang Syne-Auld Lang Syne is an instantly recognisable song most commonly associated with the turn of a new year voicing proud sentimentality for friendship bygones and merriment. No.5 from a Scottish Folk Song Suite penned by the great Scottish poet Robert Burns who set his text to an old Scots tune. A heart-felt and warming air a wonderful journey into nostalgia praising friendships and optimistic for the future. Fabulously arranged for two-part Treble Voices with Piano or Harp accompaniment by Lee R. Kesselman.

This is the second of two books which together comprise 10 beautiful duets composed by Purcell for 2 Sopranos (or 2 Tenors) with Piano/Keyboard Accompaniment. This collection has been edited by Timothy Roberts.

Now available in 2-part and SSA this Woody Guthrie melody combined with Robert DeCormier's incomparable arranging skill provides a musical moment that will be fun for your choir and your audience.

Two classics come together in this setting of verse by Robert Louis Stevenson with the famous canon melody Music Alone Shall Live. Perfect for your youngest choirs it will help you teach all the important choral skills as well ascreate a beautiful concert moment! Duration: ca. 2:15.

From A Child's Garden Of Verses-A Child's Garden of Verses is a lovely set of songs with texts by Robert Louis Stevenson. In The Swing rising and falling melodic lines and airy accompaniment express the exhiliration found in swinging. Vocally accessible for young singers but sophisticated enough for older choirs as well. Lynne Gackle Choral Series.

Show Trax CD-This brisk a cappella setting is from the amazing series of Christmas works arranged by Robert Shaw and Alice Parker. Now newly engraved there is also a separate VoiceTrax CD for individual part practice.Duration: ca. 1:00.

Three Robert Louis Stevenson poems set to music by Anita P. Davis (medium difficulty): Time To RiseThe Whole Duty Of ChildrenMy Shadow From the Jean Ashworth Bartle Choral Series for treble voices

From A Child's Garden Of Verses-A Child's Garden of Verses is a lovely set of songs with texts by Robert Louis Stevenson. Where Go the Boats? uses somber harmonies and a pensive melody to capture the sentiment of time passing. Vocally accessible for young singers but sophisticated enough for older choirs as well. Lynne Gackle Choral Series

Also known as 'The Banks O'Doon' Ye Banks And Braes is a Scottish song written in 1791 by Robert Burns. In this song a young woman wanders the banks of the Doon river in Ayrshire. She is surrounded by the beauty of nature yet laments the cruelty that the world has shown to her - she can no longer take delight as she once did in the plants and flowers as they remind her of happier times spent by the 'bonnie' banks with her lover. The man that she cared for stole her innocence and left her and now she feels as if even the birds are mocking her with their chants. This setting for SA choir by Chris Hutchings breathesnew life into the traditional tune. The poignant lyrics are complemented by a beautiful gently rolling melody. Burns wrote three versions of Ye Banks And Braes all published the same year. This setting uses the lyrics that are currently known as the third version: 'Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon How can ye bloom sae fresh and fair; How can ye chant ye little birds And I sae weary fu' o' care!'