This piece, inspired by traditional sea shanties, spreads three different moods across three movements. The first movement (“Out to Sea”) was written in 6/8 to musically depict what it would feel like to be on a ship rocking back and forth as it leaves port. The second movement (“Tides of Midnight”) is comprised of two sections: the first, slower section is the presentation of calm waters and the tranquil night while the second, more playful, represents the joy and freedom sailors felt while out on the open sea. The final movement (“Ambush!”) illustrates the dangers the crew members and sea vessels faced daily. Towards the end of the piece, the original melody can be heard once again, bringing with it a sense of familiarity and finality, as the sailors' journey comes to a close.
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You've never heard O, Christmas Tree like this! The timeless holiday favorite is presented as an authentic Cuban Cha-cha-cha as only Michele Fernández can. The perfect choice to teach syncopation. Sure to be a favorite!
This hybrid edition contains a printed score and access to digital parts.
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This work for solo soprano, solo cello and mixed chorus (SATB with divisi) was first performed at the University College Dublin Foundation Day celebration in November 2013, and later recorded by the Choral Scholars of UCD, directed by Desmond Early (SIGCD436). Dedicated to Dr Hugh Brady, former President of UCD, the musical painting of the text evokes the wonder and possibility of life. Whispering choral writing supports a dialogue between soprano and cello, with the reflective nature of water suggested in the homophonic conclusion of each verse.
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Using excerpts from Virginia Woolf's suicide letter to her husband, this is a powerful and moving work. Winner of the prestigious University of Michigan Brehm Choral Composition Competition this work exhibits how empathy through art can be a strong mechanism to develop our understanding of one another.
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16 hits in easy-to-play arrangements for piano, grades 1-3. Including tracks by Olivia Dean and Sam Fender, Chappell Roan, Sienna Spiro, and Billie Eilish. Presented with background notes and performance tips for every song. Songs include: American Girls • Daisies • Die on This Hill • drop dead • DtMF • The Fate of Ophelia • For Good • Golden • Man I Need • Ordinary • Rein Me In • Risk It All • Something in the Heavens • The Subway • Undressed • WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!
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This amazing arrangement of the iconic 80's hit by Huey Lewis and the News perfectly adapts all the harmonic and melodic components of the original to be playable by young bands, and the flexible arranging makes it accessible to bands of all sizes and instrumentations.
This hybrid edition contains a printed score and access to digital parts.
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This tale of the creepy mythical creature, Chupacabra, wraps the listener in mystery and drama with its minor key, alluring melody, and fantastical story line. Recurring musical themes help singers easily learn their parts that offer flexibility with vocal ranges. Possibilities abound for the addition of theatrical elements that might just give audiences the startling “jump scare” this song can bring!
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There is no rose is the second movement of Kristina Arakelyan's nine-movement work, A Christmas Offering, a festive celebration scored for SATB chorus with harp (or piano) taking inspiration from Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols. It was first performed in 2024 at Snape Maltings by Pembroke College Chapel Choir and Anna Lapwood. Like Britten, Arakelyan draws her texts from medieval carols in Latin and early English, which not only tell the nativity story, but also look ahead to Christ's suffering and crucifixion. The musical language itself often alludes to a medieval sound world, but with a contemporary twist and drawing on her own Armenian heritage and other Eastern influences, Arakelyan brings the texts to life in this exciting new collection of carols. Also available for upper voices (SSA).
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A collection of early and long out-of-print songs, issued in collaboration with the Bliss Trust to mark the 50th anniversary of the composer's death. Preface by Giles Easterbrook, an unswerving advocate of Bliss's music, giving the background to the songs' composition, including the relevance of the composer's British/American parentage, World War I and romantic inspiration. An album of attractive settings of major poets.
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First publication of a sonata movement uncatalogued by the composer yet kept by him for almost 60 years. Edited by Rupert Marshall-Luck and issued in collaboration with the Bliss Trust to mark the 50th anniversary of the composer's death. Preface by Giles Easterbrook, an unswerving advocate of Bliss's music, investigating the background to the work's composition, including the relevance of the composer's military service in World War I and the death of his brother in action, and his connection with other significant composers of the time, Elgar and Howells.
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