A fresh look at the story of Noah. With just two small solo parts, fun to sing chorus songs, and a narration which can easily be shared by several children, this is a musical well within the range of school classes. The FREE demo CD also includes backing tracks in case you don't have a pianist handy for the performance!To learn more about performance licensing click here.
Instruments: UnisonThe three settings in this collection are all for unison singing (though The St Oliver Setting has some optional choir parts). They are tuneful and ideal for congregational singing.ContentsThe Saint David's Setting - Robert JonesThe Holy Spirit Eucharist - Michael HigginsThe Saint Oliver Setting - Christopher Tambling
Compiled by: Neil JenkinsInstruments: SATBO Praise God has been brought together by Neil Jenkins, a master detective when it comes to sniffing out lost treasures. His arrangements and editing are wise and practical, and the result is an indispensable book for the parish musician.Please note made to order items are non-returnableContentsA Short Requiem - Walford DaviesAgnus Dei - MozartAnd then shall come the glorious morn - HaydnAve Maria - GounodAve verum corpus - ElgarAve verum corpus - MozartBlessed are the pure in heart - Walford DaviesBridegroom and Bride - SullivanBrother James' Air - JacobCast thy burden upon the Lord - MendelssohnCome, Holy Ghost - AttwoodContakion of the Faithful Departed - Traditional KievGod be in my head (4-part) - Walford DaviesGod be in my head (6-part) - Walford DaviesI will lift up mine eyes - BrownJerusalem - ParryJesu, joy of man's desiring - BachLaudate Dominum - MozartLead me, Lord - WesleyLet their celestial concerts all unite - HandelLift thine eyes - MendelssohnLo, thus shall the man be blessed - HandelLove one another - WesleyMorning has broken - Traditional GaelicMy friend is mine - BachNunc Dimittis - BrownO for the wings of a dove - MendelssohnO lovely peace - HandelO praise God in his holiness - StanfordO worship the King - MozartPanis Angelicus (2-part) - FranckPanis Angelicus (4-part) - FranckSince by man came death - HandelThe Burial Service - CroftThe Lord is my shepherd (SA) - SchubertThe Lord is my shepherd (SSAA) - SchubertThe Lord is my shepherd (SATB) - SchubertThe Lord's my shepherd (Crimond) - IrvineThe Lord's Prayer - HeadThe Lost Chord - SullivanThe souls of the righteous - Walford DaviesThey shall be as happy (3-part) - PurcellThey shall be as happy (4-part) - PurcellThree funeral sentences - PurcellTo thee, O Lord, I yield my spirit - Mendelssohn
Instruments: OrganContentsBook FourteenAdagio in E minor - RinckAndante espressivo - BuckCantabile - ChopinChorale Prelude on Halifax - BestCommunion - HollinsCradle Song - GriegEastertide - StanfordElevation - GuilmantFantasy - HollinsGavotte - ArneNow thank we all our God - LeupoldPrelude - DuboisPrelude in E - ScriabinQuestion and Answer - RegerValse Lente - MerikantoVariation on Men may live a godly life - Sweelinck
Instruments: OrganThis series makes available a wide repertoire of music for the organ, requiring only a modest technique. Many of the pieces are well known while others, we feel, deserve to be. As always they are beautifully presented and represent tremendous value.ContentsBook TwelveAllegretto - LoretCebell - PurcellCommunion - DuboisIrish Melody - StanfordMaysong - HofmannMelody - HollinsNew Year's Song - SchumannPastorale - MendelssohnPrelude in A - ChopinPrelude in Ab - RinckPrelude in Eb - WebbSonatina - FinkVoluntary in G - SmartWaltz - Albéniz
We often get the feeling that there is a shortage of upbeat, festive anthems, so when we approached our composers to contribute to this collection, we asked them to write music that was jolly, fun and straightforward.The result is a really useful collection of easily learned pieces that will raise the hearts of both choir and congregation in joyful praise.
Contents
Alleluia! O praise God - Betty RoeAlleluia! Praise the God of our salvation - Betty RoeAll things I see - Andrew FletcherBeauty sprung from chrysalis - Rosalie BonightonBe thou my vision - Andrew WrightChrist is our cornerstone - Richard LloydCome, praise the Lord - Rosalie BonightonCry out with joy - Andrew WrightFrom all that dwell below the skies - Richard LloydGod is - John MarshI know Christ lived - Andrew FletcherI was glad - Martin SetchellJesus shall reign - Robert JonesLet hymns of joyful praise - Andrew MooreLet the desert sing - Norman WarrenLet us, with a gladsome mind - John MarshO clap your hands together - Martin SetchellO come, all nations - Andrew FletcherO praise God in his holiness - David TerryO sing to the Lord - Elizabeth HillO thou, who hast at thy command - David TerryPraise the living Lord - Colin MawbyPraise, O praise our God and King - Richard LloydPraise we our God with joy - David TerrySing to God - Rosalie BonightonSing to the Lord a new song - Andrew MooreThe day of resurrection - Robert JonesThe whole bright world rejoices now - Elizabeth HillThis day was made by the Lord - Andrew MooreVirgin Mary, we who love you - Stanley VannWe delight in the presence - John MarshWe lift our hearts in worship - Colin MawbyWe praise you, O Father - Norman Warren
We invited our composers to create music with one simple goal: to make people feel good! The result is a delightful collection of cheerful postludes and upbeat pieces—perfect for sending your congregation out with a smile.
As always, the writing is idiomatic and sits comfortably under the hands, and each piece is available in two versions: one for organ, and one for manuals only. We’re sure you’ll enjoy exploring these joyful, tuneful works!
Contents
Alla breve - David TerryAlla Marcia - Rosalie BonightonAlla Marcia - Adrian Vernon FishA simple march - Andrew MooreBlow up the trumpet - June NixonBoyle's procession - Adrian Vernon FishCeltic scherzo - Andrew WrightCeremonial march - Andrew FletcherFanfare antica - Andrew MooreFanfare for a festival - June NixonFestive overture - Norman WarrenFestive scherzo - Rosalie BonightonFolk march - Elizabeth HillFlourish - David TerryGaio - Stanley VannGavotte - Robert JonesIntrada for a pageant - June NixonJack's tune - Norman WarrenJubilatio - Stanley VannLet the organ thunder! - Colin MawbyMillie's march - Norman WarrenMinuet-allegro - Andrew FletcherNotes of joy - Colin MawbyO be joyful - Elizabeth HillOne-minute jig - Rosalie BonightonPostlude - Michael HigginsRisoluto - John MarshRondo - David TerryRousing march - Andrew WrightScherzetto - John MarshScherzo in five - Andrew FletcherScherzo alla giga - Robert JonesShelley's Wood - Christopher TamblingSortie - Andrew MooreTadpoles - Richard LloydTeapot tune - Christopher TamblingThe cosmic dance - Colin MawbyThe hill-climber's march - Richard LloydThe whistling woodcutter - Richard Lloyd
Dive into the world of jazz with Jazzology – a book that invites aspiring musicians on an exciting musical journey. This collection of ten original pieces, designed for trumpeters at the grade 3-5 level, introduces the magic of jazz in an accessible and engaging way.
From "Feelin’ Lucky" to "Take Two!", Jazzology unlocks the door to the captivating realm of jazz music. Each piece is a vibrant fusion of melody, rhythm, and harmony, allowing trumpeters to explore the unique and soulful aspects of this genre. Perfect for budding trumpeters, this book is a stepping stone to the world of jazz, offering an opportunity to develop musical skills while grooving to the timeless sounds of this iconic genre.
Whether you're a young trumpeter or a teacher seeking to inspire the next generation of jazz enthusiasts, Jazzology is your passport to a world of musical wonder and creativity. So, grab your trumpet, and let the jazz adventure begin!
Also available: Jazzology Trumpet Grade 1-2
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Requiem Aeternam is a deeply personal and richly evocative choral work by D N Carter, written with both tradition and accessibility in mind. Drawing on years of experience as a choir leader, musical director, and lifelong church musician, Carter presents a modern Requiem rooted in the structure of the All Souls Mass, but reimagined for today’s choirs and audiences. Carter's Requiem Aeternam distinguishes itself through its seamless integration of traditional Latin texts with accessible English settings and familiar hymn tunes, creating a uniquely inclusive and emotionally resonant experience.Spanning seventeen flexible movements – including familiar texts like Kyrie, Sanctus, Agnus Dei, and Pie Jesu – this setting blends sacred English texts with lyrical melodies reminiscent of Fauré, juxtaposed with moments of Duruflé-inspired harmonic richness and contemporary textures. Three well-loved hymns invite optional audience participation, and themes of rest, remembrance, and spiritual hope run throughout. From the swirling dissonance of the opening Introit to the serene beauty of the Pie Jesu, Carter's score offers a diverse and compelling musical landscape.Written in the quiet moments between teaching, parenting, and conducting, this Requiem reflects Carter's personal journey through loss and his deep connection to the choral tradition, inspired by his experiences as a chorister at Ripon Cathedral. This Requiem is as heartfelt as it is musical – a work shaped by grief, gratitude, and a love of choral singing. Whether performed in full or in part, Requiem Aeternam offers choirs a moving and meaningful journey through life, loss, and the promise of peace.
Specifications
Size: 305x230x9mmWeight: 400gPage count: 133Format: Paperback BookPublished: 2025ISBN: 9-781838-582234ISMN: 9-790708-210535
Dive into the world of jazz with Jazzology – a piano book that invites aspiring musicians on an exciting musical journey. This collection of ten original pieces, designed for pianists at the grade 3-5 level, introduces the magic of jazz in an accessible and engaging way.
From "cat’s groove" to "rag ‘n’ bone!", Jazzology unlocks the door to the captivating realm of jazz music. Each piece is a vibrant fusion of melody, rhythm, and harmony, allowing pianists to explore the unique and soulful aspects of this genre.
Perfect for budding pianists, this book is a stepping stone to the world of jazz, offering an opportunity to develop musical skills while grooving to the timeless sounds of this iconic genre. Whether you're a young pianist or a teacher seeking to inspire the next generation of jazz enthusiasts, Jazzology is your passport to a world of musical wonder and creativity. So, grab your piano keys, and let the jazz adventure begin!
We're delighted to introduces this amazing new collection of evergreen favourites. Grades 1-3
Contents
A handful of songsHeartbeatHigh hopesHound dogHow much is that doggie in the window?JambalayaMe and my teddy bearMy boy LollipopOne of those songsRock around the clockSeventy-six trombonesShake, rattle and rollSing a rainbowSinging the bluesSmileSplish, splashThe happy wandererThis ol' houseWhere is love?Yellow bird
A collection of twelve of the most loved folk songs, but presented here with a little extra sparkle! Arranged by the fabulous Sarah Watts, the harmonies have been spiced up and the rhythms bent just enough to keep you on your toes! A wonderful way to bring these classic songs alive for generations to come.ContentsStrawberry fairThe oak and the ashEarly one morningCharlie is my darlingMairi's weddingThe skye boat songThe wraggle-taggle gypsiesAll through the nightThe mermaidCockles and musselsBlow the wind southerlyDashing away with the smoothing iron
So you've stuck with your instrument, passed grade 1, and are perhaps now even working on grade 2... Well, don't stop there, because it's time to learn just how versatile that instrument is! Each of these well-known pieces, arranged with imagination and verve by the wonderfully talented Chris Tambling, will soon have you impressing everyone with your virtuosity. An essential resource for the improving musician.ContentsAmazing graceAve MariaCan Can from "Orpheus in Underworld"Cockles and MusselsEarly One MorningHallelu!Hornpipe from "Water Music"Jupiter from "The Planets"Largo from "New World" SymphonyMarche MilitaireO Waly, WalyPrelude from "Te Deum"Spring from "The Four Seasons"The EntertainerWhen The Saints Go Marching In
So you've stuck with your instrument, passed grade 1, and are perhaps now even working on grade 2... Well, don't stop there, because it's time to learn just how versatile that instrument is! Each of these well-known pieces, arranged with imagination and verve by the wonderfully talented Chris Tambling, will soon have you impressing everyone with your virtuosity. An essential resource for the improving musician.ContentsAutumn from "The Four Seasons"Ave Verum CorpusDaisy, DaisyGive Me Joy In My HeartGreensleevesLand Of Hope And GloryMorning Has BrokenOde To Joy From "Choral Symphony"Skye Boat SongSwing low, Sweet ChariotTo SylviaTrumpet MinuetPanis AngelicusPavanWiddecombe Fair
FREE CD containing backing tracksContentsCockles and musselsEarly one morning5 jive!Give me joy in my heart (Hosanna)GreensleevesHappy birthdayHot cross bunsLand of hope and gloryLittle JohnLondon's burningPolly wolly doodleShe'll be coming round the mountainShepherd's heyThere's a hole in my bucket
grade 7 - 8This edition adheres scrupulously to the original. Many dubious expressive markings have been removed and the dynamics - which I have added - have been kept to a minimum and are purely suggestions.Julian Lloyd Webber
Includes: Free CDPhotocopy: PermittedDavina Shore says, 'Music is fun, and children's experience of it should be fun too' Snap, Crackle and Pop is full of lively ideas to help KS1 children get the most out of music. These include songs, stories, movement and rhythm exercises.Many of the National Curriculum requirements for music are covered, as outlined in the programme of study at the beginning of each activity. Yet this exciting new resource has been carefully written to be accessible to the non- specialist.The book comes with a free CD and also has photocopiable resources.ContentsAbout the AuthorAcknowledgementsIntroductionCD Track ListPart 1 Exploring Classroom InstrumentsPart 2 Exploring Pulse and RhythmPart 3 Exploring Timbre and DurationPart 4 CompositionPart 5 Time to MovePart 6 Listening to MusicLet's Get Creative! - making your own instrumentsABOUT THE AUTHORDavina Shore qualified in 1988 with a BEd Honours degree, specialising in music.For the last fifteen years she has worked as a primary school teacher where music has always played a significant part. As well as teaching, Davina has led choirs, run a musical theatre club, provided in-service training for teachers, directed school productions and taught music across the primary range.When she isn't at work Davina regularly leads and plays in her church music group and really enjoys involving the children in the music making. Davina and her husband have a repertoire of piano solo and duet music which they perform at weddings and other concerts. Davina also acts and musically directs for local amateur dramatic groups.She is Acting Assistant Director of Music at King's College School in Cambridge
Songs for the Early Years is a teacher's book containing the words to almost all the songs on the CD set.ContentsCD 1: How do you feel?Personal, social and emotional development.CD 2: Let's discover sounds, words and RhymesCommunication, language and literacy.CD 3: Let's imagineCreative development.CD 4: Expanding our horizonsKnowledge and understanding of the world.CD 5: Moving alongPhysical development.CD 6: Summing upMathematical development.CD 7: DanceInstrumental versions of 20 songs for children to dance to.CD 8: PercussionSimpler arrangements of 20 songs for children to play percussion to.ABC songAgadooAiken DrumAlison's camelAnimal fairA-tisket, a-tasketBaa, baa, black sheepBananas in pyjamasBob the BuilderBrother come and dance with meCan you tell me?Charley MarleyChick, chick, chick, chickenCobbler, Cobbler, mend my shoeDance to your daddyDancing queenDid you ever see a lassie?Ding, dong, bellDingle dangle scarecrowDoctor FosterDown by the riverDown by the stationDown in the jungleDo your ears hang low?Dry bonesDumplinsEach day differentEat brown breadEverybody do thisEverybody loves carnival nightFive currant BunsFive little ducksFive little men in a flying saucerFive little monkeysFive little speckled frogsFrère JacquesGirls and boys come out to playGoing for a rideHappy birthday to youHead, shoulders, knees and toesHere we go round the mulberry bushHey diddle diddleHickory, dickory, dockHill an' gullyHokey, cokeyHot cross bunsHow much is that doggy in the window?Humpty DumptyI am the music manI can see cherriesIf you're happy and you know itI hear thunderI jump out of bed in the morningI'm a little teapotIn a cottage in a woodIncy, wincy spiderI think I've caught a coldIt's raining, it's pouringI went to school one morningI went to the cabbages one dayI went to visit a farm one dayI would like to beJack and JillJack in a boxJelly on the plateJingle bellsLet everyone clap hands like meLet's twist againLily the PinkLittle Arabella MillerLittle Miss MuffetLittle mousie brownLittle Peter RabbitLooby LooMairi's weddingMary, Mary, quite contraryMiss Polly had a dollyMix a pancakeMusic manMy grandfather's clockNellie the elephantOh, I do like to be beside the seasideOh, we can play on the big bass drumOkki-tokki-ungaOld King ColeOld MacDonaldOld Mother HubbardOne elephantOne finger, one thumbOne man went to mowOne musician in the bandOne two threeOne, two, three, four, five, once I caught a fish AliveOn our way to MarsOpen, shut themOranges and lemonsPat-a-cakePease pudding hotPenny on the waterPeter plays with one hammerPick a bale o' cottonPolly, put the kettle onPostman PatPuff, the magic dragonPussy cat, pussy catPut your finger on your headRide a cock-horseRing-a-ring o' rosesRock-a-bye babyRoly-poly pudding and blackberry pieRow, row, row your boatSee-saw Margery DawShe'll be coming round the mountainSing a rainbowSing a song of sixpenceSomeone's in the kitchen with DinahSupercalifragilisticexpialidociousTake me to the seasideTalkingTen fat sausagesTen green bottlesTen in the bedThe animals went in two by twoThe ants go marchingThe bear went over the mountainThe farmer's dog's at my back doorThe farmer's in his denThe grand old Duke of YorkThe LocomotionThe north wind doth blowThere's a worm at the bottom of my gardenThere was a crooked manThere was a little girlThere was a man lived on the moonThere was a princess long agoThe runaway trainThe sun has got his hat onThe umbrella manThe wheels on the busThe wise man built his house upon the rockThe world is big, the world is smallThis old manTinga layoTommy ThumbTwinkle, twinkle, little starWalkingWash your dirty handsWe all clap hands togetherWhat shall we do when we all go out?When Goldilocks went to the house of the bearsWhen I was oneWho built the ark?Will you come to my party?Wind the bobbin upWombling songYankee DoodleYellow submarine
