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Traditional (Geehl) Silent Night Satb

Traditional Geehl Three Carols 2pt

Country Gardens (Traditional) Unison (Geehl) (U74)

Watching The Wheat (Voice)

Traditional Welsh melody.

Traditional(Geehl) My Lady Greensleeves Ssa/Pf

Traditional (Hicks) The Old House Sa/Pf

Geehl, H Two Traditional French Carols 2pt

Side By Side Book 17 Traditional Tunes Pf Duet

A series of easy piano duets.

Watching The Wheat (TTBB)

Traditional Welsh melody, arranged here for men's voices, with piano accompaniment.

Watching The Wheat (SATB)

Traditional Welsh melody, arranged here for SATB Chorus with piano accompaniment.

The Meeting Of The Waters

An Irish traditional ballad arranged by D. Macmurrough for soprano, alto and piano.

Alec Rowley: Strawberry Fair (2-Part)

An arrangement of this traditional tune for two-part upper voices, by Alec Rowley.

The Easiest Tune Book Of Nursery Rhymes Book 2

The Rhymes have been arranged in two-part harmony, as simply as possible. The melodies used throughout are traditional.

Johann Strauss I: Radetzky March (Voice/Piano)

This traditional carousel tune is reworked by Strauss and is arranged here for a two part vocal piece and piano.

Stanley Dickson: Thanks Be To God

Thanks be to God is traditional in style and lends itself well to this four-part arrangement with stately chordal accompaniment. Few people know that ‘Stanley Dickson’ did not write this internationally renowned song of thanks. There was no ‘Stanley Dickson.’ It was a pseudonym, one of several used by Australian composer May Brahe to allow publishers to print more of her prodigious output. The only Australian woman composer of international renown in the first part of the 20th century, May Brahe also penned Bless This House and nearly 500 others.

J. Frederic Staton: The Green Willow

The Green Willow is a straightforward but rewarding piece for Unison Voices with Piano Accompaniment, with traditional lyrics. It was first published in 1926. Dr. J. Frederic Staton (1884-1961) was a British organist, composer, adjudicator and pedagogue. Born in Yorkshire, he was a Parish organist and Choirmaster in Chesterfield from 1899 onwards, and also conducted several music societies and orchestras in the 1920s and 30s. He was an early examiner for the ABRSM, and spent the Second World War in Canada and New Zealand after travelling overseas to examine and adjudicate at Music Festivals. In 1942 he published Sweet Singing In The Choir , a popular handbook of choral technique.

Leon Jessel: The Parade Of The Tin Soldiers Op.123 (Piano Duet)

The Parade of the Tin Soldiers is a jolly march composed originally for Piano and recorded many times over the decades. Each Christmas season at Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan, the Rockettes perform a traditional dance routine to the tune. Of particular charm is the moment near the end when the soldiers fall down in a long chromatic scale.Composer, arranger, conductor, bandleader, Kapellmeister Leon Jessel was active in his native Germany from the late 1800’s until the rise of Nazism ended his career in the 1920’s. Before that, he had worked extensively as a musician and created Germany’s most beloved operetta Schwarzwaldmädel (Black Forest Girl) and others almost as popular.

F Roy Bennett: 3 Christmas Carols

The first two carols of the set are Bennett’s own creations, a study in contrasts. The first is a classic carol in common time with syncopation and a divisi Chorus. The second is the engaging African Crib Carol in 3+3+2/8 time again with divisi Chorus. The third is a lilting arrangement of a traditional Somerset carol. Separately or as a suite, these three carols make a fine addition to seasonal school programming.F Roy Bennett was a respected music educator and author of the 20th century who wrote many books of music theory and history that are highly prized by primary and secondary school music teachers. As a composer, he was a gifted writer of words and music for school choirs, as in this set of three carols.