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Clear The Line : American folk song

While the text of this is symbolic, for young children the telephone analogy has been treated in a literal and utterly whimsical fashion. The accompanying [vocal] parts portray the trials of the party-line and the busy signal.

The Thin Red Line

Wind on the Hill : Mary Goetze Series I

The vocal line flows forward in beautifully shaped phrases over the continuous motion in the piano accompaniment. The complementary movement of the soprano recorder line weaves in and out in a satisfyig counterpoint. The melody is delightfully singable and memorable; it will become a particular favorite of young singers.

The Owl and the Pussycat

With an accompaniment as playful as the vocal line, this is a great concert piece for beginning choirs.

Behold the dark and bitter night : Christmas Carol

This winning composition from the 2003 Welcome Christmas! carol competition is full of lush harmonies that push forward over the peaceful and delicate harp line.

Ma Navu

Ma Navu is known internationally as an Israeli folk dance. The melody's graceful flowing line is especially elegant in this setting for women's voices in four parts.

O Come Little Children

This piece is accessible for even the youngest choir. Teaching possibilities include learning verse form, establishing a legato line, and carrying longer phrases through breath management and staggered breathing.

O Come Little Children

This piece is accessible for even the youngest choir. Teaching possibilities include learning verse form, establishing a legato line, and carrying longer phrases through breath management and staggered breathing.

The Thin Red Line : Sur le ligne du feu

When the stars fall

The mood and texture of this piece is simple, limpid, and serene: the peace that passes understanding. Every line in every voice, no matter how understated, is of melodic interest and emotional importance.

When the stars fall

The mood and texture of this piece is simple, limpid, and serene: the peace that passes understanding. Every line in every voice, no matter how understated, is of melodic interest and emotional importance.

Summer Thoughts

Summer Thoughts is an enchanting 4-minute single movement work from the composer of Lost Landscapes and April Lines. The lyrical violin line is complemented by a rhapsodic piano part. Suitable for intermediate to advanced performers.

Buddies

Teachers can choose the best instrumental combination to suit their group. Only the melody line and accompaniment are required - all other parts are optional. The instrumentation and the number of players used are entirely up toyou!

Psalm 150

John Davies' paraphrase of the 150th Psalm says much in few words and brings familiar sentiments to life in a new way. Each line of text is infused with exultation, which is echoed in the vocal fanfare figures.

Birthday

Recorded by The Beatles on the White Album, this is absolutely the hardest rockin birthday tribute song ever! With its signature bass line and catchy riffs, dont wait for an actual birthday to give this one a try.

Bye Oh Baby

This arrangement is rhythmically animated and the accompanying alto line is accessible to beginning singers. The hammer dulcimer part is easily adapted to the piano, but the light shimmering sound of the dulcimer should be kept in mind.

A Song for Every Child

This popular William Blake text has a playful nature, which is reflected in the shifting meters that follow the rhythmic contour and accentuation of the words. The vocal line is light and bright, and encapsulates the joyful spirit of the poem.

Still Still Still

The tuneful melody of this lovely Austrian carol dominates the choral texture. The piano accompaniment provides a colorful harmonic underlay and feeling of momentum. Although scored for SATB voices, unison children's voices may effectively be substituted for or double the soprano line.

Winter's lullaby

Dalglish has masterfully set this quiet text with a simple, flowing melody. The shimmering quality of the hammer dulcimer is a perfect complement to the legato vocal line. The easily-accessible descant part contributes to theimport of the text and the soothing quality of the melody.

On the Horizon : from Ann and Seamus

From Hatfield's opera Ann and Séamus, this is an adaptation from the third scene. The imagery of the sea, salty air, a hard day's work, and an impending storm are all richly portrayed. The piano part supports the vocal line, and lends harmonic and rhythmic interest.

Best Of Adiemus

'You've heard the music on TV, Radio and on CD - now you can play Adiemus on your instrument with superb CD backings. The Best of Adiemus contains all the hits from the first three chart-topping Adiemus albums arranged for instrument (melody line plus guitar chords) with CD backing.