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- Why We Sing – SA and piano, part of #ChoirsForClimate, available under Creative Commons (download for free if you’re using it for campaigning or fundraising for ecological causes. Could also be performed unison with all on the top line.
- New! Tell Them Of Us – SA a cappella, a setting of a First World War epitaph. Ideal for Remembrance, Veteran’s Day, or similar occasions. Pay-what-you-want!
- We Are One Voice – available for SAA choir and piano (also for SA or flexible 2-part choirs)
- Child In The Manger – 3′, SA choir and piano, fairly easy. Buy it from MusicSpoke. This has been sung by several UK choirs. The recording below is by Cantemus, a girls’ choir at George Watson’s College in Edinburgh, directed by Steven Griffin.
- Loch Lomond for 2-part SA choir (could also be sung by women/men, or high/low voices) – first verse with easy harmony; second verse can be sung to the same harmony or to a slightly more challenging version. Easy, 2 minutes. Single copies 50, PDF £10.
- A Red Red Rose for 2-part SA choir. Easy, 2 minutes. Single copies 50p, PDF £10.
- Ye Banks and Braes for two-part choir – SA, SB or TB (or ST/AB). Single copies 50p, PDF £10.
- To order any of those three arrangements, email me: if you order them as PDFs, it’s £15 for two or £20 for all three.
- Carmina Gadelica is available for SSA choirs; email me for copies.
- A Bicycle Wheel – a 3-part round, ideal for singing outdoors or at anything associated with bicycles! Pay what you want for this piece.
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- 3 Memories of Kurdistan (SSSSAAAA choir)
For a more advanced women’s choir. Words by Aine McAllister, drawn from the collective memory of women she has worked with in a refugee camp in Grande Synthe, France. Download the score (Creative Commons 4.0 License); you can hear demos at the #choirsagainstracism page, and here’s “My Father”, the last movement, recorded by KC VITAs Chamber Choir, Kansas:
- Drop, Drop, Slow Tears – for SSA trio or choir. World premiere available – contact me if interested, would be happy to give free scores in exchange for a recording.
- Thou Knowest, Lord – for SSAA choir, no further divisi (ideally this could be sung by a choir of unbroken voices, girls and/or boy trebles, but would also suit a female voice choir or four good soloists). Quite difficult unaccompanied, but could be performed with organ accompaniment. Available from MusicSpoke.
- La Belle Dame Sans Merci. 7′, four solo sopranos and harp, professional difficulty. Words by John Keats. Hear a recording. £50 for printed scores and parts, or for PDFs.