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Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day

James Burton's Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day arranged for SATB a cappella.

Be Still

A setting of Psalm 46 for mixed voice choir and organ by Sally Beamish.A setting of Psalm 46 for mixed voice choir and organ by Sally Beamish.

Whoeer She Be

If Music Be

Be-Bop Dreams

All Shall be Well

O Be Joyful in God

Then Shall Jerusalem be Holy

Thy Will Be Done ('Our Father')

All Shall be Well : cello part

God Would Be Born in Thee

God Be in My Head (First setting)

God Be in My Head (First setting)

God Be In My Head (2nd setting)

O What their Joy and Their Glory must be

Chorbuch (Choirbook) : Fifty-three chorales to be performed in any combination

Basics (Violin) : 300 excercises and practice routines for the violin

Basics is a collection of 300 practice methods and exercises for the Violin. It can be used by players of all standards, from concert Violinists to students. Much of the material is also suitable for teaching elementaryplayers.Each exercise is designed to achieve the maximum possible result in the least possible time. Some are very short and need to be done only once or twice to explore a particular aspect of technique. Others arepractice routines or warm-up exercises that can be returned to regularly.

Crossing Borders 5

Crossing Borders is a new progressive series of volumes designed to introduce the developing pianist to a broad range of popular music, including jazz, blues, rock and pop. Most of the pieces are original, written by RemoVinciguerra, and the series as a whole is intended to be used as a lively and entertaining parallel to the standard classical training.The rhythmic, melodic and harmonic fingerprints of a wide range of popular styles aregradually introduced, yet a classical spirit or framework can also be recognised in much of the music.In accordance with the relative freedom typical of popular music, many interpretative decisions, especiallyconcerningdynamics and pedalling, are left to the players. Tempo indications are for guidance only, and need not be taken too literally.

Crossing Borders 6

Crossing Borders is a new progressive series of volumes designed to introduce the developing pianist to a broad range of popular music, including jazz, blues, rock and pop. Most of the pieces are original, written by RemoVinciguerra, and the series as a whole is intended to be used as a lively and entertaining parallel to the standard classical training.The rhythmic, melodic and harmonic fingerprints of a wide range of popular styles aregradually introduced, yet a classical spirit or framework can also be recognised in much of the music.In accordance with the relative freedom typical of popular music, many interpretative decisions, especiallyconcerningdynamics and pedalling, are left to the players. Tempo indications are for guidance only, and need not be taken too literally.

Crossing Borders 2

Crossing Borders is a new progressive series of volumes designed to introduce the developing pianist to a broad range of popular music, including jazz, blues, rock and pop. Most of the pieces are original, written by RemoVinciguerra, and the series as a whole is intended to be used as a lively and entertaining parallel to the standard classical training.The rhythmic, melodic and harmonic fingerprints of a wide range of popular styles aregradually introduced, yet a classical spirit or framework can also be recognised in much of the music.In accordance with the relative freedom typical of popular music, many interpretative decisions, especiallyconcerningdynamics and pedalling, are left to the players. Tempo indications are for guidance only, and need not be taken too literally.

Crossing Borders 4

Crossing Borders is a new progressive series of volumes designed to introduce the developing pianist to a broad range of popular music, including jazz, blues, rock and pop. Most of the pieces are original, written by RemoVinciguerra, and the series as a whole is intended to be used as a lively and entertaining parallel to the standard classical training.The rhythmic, melodic and harmonic fingerprints of a wide range of popular styles aregradually introduced, yet a classical spirit or framework can also be recognised in much of the music.In accordance with the relative freedom typical of popular music, many interpretative decisions, especiallyconcerningdynamics and pedalling, are left to the players. Tempo indications are for guidance only, and need not be taken too literally.

Crossing Borders 3

Crossing Borders is a new progressive series of volumes designed to introduce the developing pianist to a broad range of popular music, including jazz, blues, rock and pop. Most of the pieces are original, written by RemoVinciguerra, and the series as a whole is intended to be used as a lively and entertaining parallel to the standard classical training.The rhythmic, melodic and harmonic fingerprints of a wide range of popular styles aregradually introduced, yet a classical spirit or framework can also be recognised in much of the music.In accordance with the relative freedom typical of popular music, many interpretative decisions, especiallyconcerningdynamics and pedalling, are left to the players. Tempo indications are for guidance only, and need not be taken too literally.

4 Old Flemish Christmas Carols Op.115

Arranged for SATB choir.Hark! Unto us a child is born / Een kindekijn is ons gebornThere fall a heavenly dew / Het viel eens hemels douweNow be very welcome / Nu sijt willecomeShepherds he is born / Herdershij is gheboren

Sing, Glory! : Eight Gospel Songs for SATB and Piano

Sing, Glory! is a collection of eight inspiring Gospel songs composed by Mike Sheppard. The collection brings the joy, energy and enthusiasm of the Gospel style to traditional choirs, whilst creating new, interesting and rewarding songs for established Gospel choirs. Scored for SATB and piano, chord symbols are included so that traditional Gospel rhythm sections (guitar, bass, drums) can be added. In addition to the songs is a collection of inspiring readings from writers such as Khalil Gibran and Mahatma Gandhi, intended to be read between songs during performance.