Please feel free to download and try out the following pieces with your choir:
| Composer |
Title |
| Anon |
How stands the glass around |
| Anon |
Die Lorelei |
| Arne |
Which is the properest day to drink? |
| Barnby |
Sweet and low |
| Bateson |
If love be blind |
| Bateson |
Phyllis, farewell |
| Beckwith |
The poor soul sat sighing |
| Beethoven |
Ode to joy |
| Bennet |
Come, shepherds, follow me |
| Bortniansky |
Kol' slaven |
| Bortniansky |
Mnogaya leta |
| Bridge |
The bee |
| Bull? |
God save the Queen |
| Coleridge-Taylor |
Summer is gone |
| Dalayrac |
Hymne de l'Empire |
| Delius |
An den Sonnenschein |
| Delius |
Durch den Wald |
| Delius |
Frühlingsanbruch |
| Delius |
Sonnenscheinlied |
| Dowland |
Come again |
| Dowland |
Now, o now, I needs must part |
| Dowland |
Say, love |
| Dowland |
Wilt thou, unkind |
| East |
Poor is the life F minor |
| East |
Poor is the life G minor |
| Edwards |
In going to my naked bed |
| Elgar |
Song of liberty |
| Elgar |
There is sweet music |
| Farmer |
Fair Phyllis I saw |
| Farnaby |
The curtain drawn |
| Farrar |
To daffodils |
| Foster |
Old folks at home |
| Gay |
Fill ev'ry glass |
| German |
My bonnie lass she smileth |
| German |
O peaceful England |
| Glinka |
Slav'sya |
| Haydn |
German national anthem |
| Holst |
Lisa Lân |
| Holst |
Mae 'nghariadd i'n Fenws |
| James |
Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau |
| Johnson |
Full fathom five |
| Johnson |
Where the bee sucks |
| Macfarren |
Orpheus, with his lute |
| Macfarren |
When daisies pied |
| Morley |
April is in my mistress' face |
| Morley |
Fyer, fyer! |
| Morley |
In every place |
| Morley |
It was a lover |
| Morley |
My bonny lass she smileth |
| Morley |
Now is the month of maying |
| Morley |
Now is the gentle season |
| Morley |
Sing we and chant it |
| Parry |
You gentle nymphs |
| Pearsall |
Lay a garland |
| Pilkington |
Amyntas with his Phyllis fair |
| Pilkington |
Go, you skipping kids and fawns |
| Pilkington |
Have I found her? |
| Pilkington |
Rest, sweet nymphs |
| Purcell |
Come away, fellow sailors |
| Purcell |
Wine in a morning |
| Ravenscroft |
In the merry spring |
| Shield |
Poor Barbara D major |
| Shield |
Poor Barbara E flat major |
| Stafford Smith |
The star-spangled banner |
| Stanford |
Diaphenia |
| Stanford |
Quick, we have but a second |
| Stanford |
Shall we go dance? |
| Stanford |
The blue bird |
| Stanford |
The haven |
| Stanford |
When Mary through the garden went |
| Stevens |
Doubt thou the stars are fire |
| Stevens |
Ye spotted snakes |
| Tomkins |
O yes! has any found a lad? |
| Tomkins |
To the shady woods |
| Verbytsky |
National Anthem of Ukraine (unofficial transliteration) |
| Weelkes |
The ape, the monkey and baboon (A minor) |
| Weelkes |
The ape, the monkey and baboon (D minor) |
| Weelkes |
Unto our flocks sweet Corolus (G minor) |
| Weelkes |
Unto our flocks sweet Corolus (F minor) |
| Wilbye |
Adieu, sweet Amaryllis |
| Wilbye |
Flora gave me fairest flowers |
| Wilbye |
Lady, when I behold |
| Wood |
A Century's Penultimate |
| Wood |
Full fathom five |
| Wood |
Hark! hark! the soft bugle |
| Wood |
The Hemlock Tree |
| Wood |
Jack and Joan |
| Wood |
Nights of music |
| Wood |
Wanderer's Night Song |
