SKU: HL.49046094

Georg Kreisler - that's sharp, profoundly dark humor! The Singphoniker have arranged Georg Kreisler's most famous songs for male ensemble and recorded on CD. The corresponding sheet music edition for female choir SSAA with piano accompaniment was published by Schott Music (Georg Kreisler - Lieder und Chansons, ED22736). In addition to this, individual editions of all songs from the sheet music album are available: It is loaded to the summer party in the garden, you spend a good time with food, drink and pleasant company. However, this is supplemented shortly thereafter by several hungry tigers, whereupon the host sits at the end of the piece again alone on his terraceand sips with relish on his glass of wine. What a (tiger) party!

SKU: HL.49046794

UPC: 196288026334.

Chor to go for women's choir (SSA and SSAA a cappella) combines some of the best-known and most popular small choral works for women's choir in one easy-to-read, compact edition. In addition to folk and evening songs as well as sacred pieces, there are popular and catchy classical choral compositions from the Romantic period, serenades and toasts for social gatherings as well as international melodies. Some pieces require a little more rehearsal effort and are also suitable for concert programs, others can besung from sight and are used for entertainment after the rehearsal or as a serenade. In the small format, the choir booklet fits in the handbag and is therefore the ideal companion for all kinds of activities. The booklet is quickly available for parties, choir excursions or concert tours and every singer can sing along.

SKU: HL.48025426

ISBN 9781835680032. UPC: 196288207559.

Silen t night: This arrangement of the traditional carol by Franz Gruber and Joseph Muhr (translated into English by John Freeman Young) was written by Anna Lapwood and the Pembroke College GirlsÂ? Choir for their end of term party for the families of the choristers. The aim was to produce an arrangement manageable for the youngest choristers whilst stretching the older ones with some slightly jazzy harmonies. It was written in one 75-minute rehearsal, and performed to the parents straight after. The choir has written a new pieceat the end of every term since. Gaudete: This arrangement of the 16th-century carol was written during a full weekend of group composition with Anna Lapwood and the Pembroke College Girls' Choir, a process with which they had experimented previously. The choir decided to create rhythmic impetus and drive, which is delivered from the outset in the introductory material. This figure is repeated under the refrain for the first three verses, while the verses themselves are presented in simple unison. The final verse is harmonised and crescendos towards the uplifting key change for the final refrain, giving a sense of climax, which may be highlighted further with an optional tambourine.