Any of these sound familiar?

A medium-difficult, novelty piece which can be used for fall and winter including Christmas. Cod Liver Oil is a traditional song from Newfoundland, Canada arranged into three parts.

‘Christmas Song’ begins with a sombre mood and moves into a more uplifting sense of hope and renewal because “a little child is born.” A poem written by Canadian poet, Carmen Bliss uses beautiful imagery such as “singing bells”, “sunbeams on snow” and “the awakening heart” to celebrate the wonderful Christmas story.

Using the poem by GK Chesterton, Child of the Snows paints the picture of the darker side of the Christmas story.

Commissioned and premiered in 2016 by the British Columbia (BC) Boys Choir. Using the poem by GK Chesterton, Child of the Snows paints the picture of the darker side of the Christmas story. The 2-part voicing can be sung by either SA or TB voices.

This prize winning piece of the International AVE VERUM Compositions Competition 2021. The tone clusters combine with the rich part writing to create a spectacular piece for upper choir.

“The Clock” is based on “Hickory Dickory Dock” a traditional English counting nursery rhyme dating back to the 18th Century. The counting poem can be  found first in “Tommy Thumb’s Pretty Songbook” published in London by Mary Cooper, 1744. The text is repetitive and easy for any choir to learn.  Inspired by the idea that […]