Go Canon Go! : 15 contemporary rounds

Score and Parts available: 48011398 Contents: Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide · Sea Round · Highland Swing · Spooks · Mutant Minimalist Canon Music · Freddy's Back · Round about Four · Adrian's Chromatic Canon · Round Dance · HotRosin · Feelin' Fugal · Pizz and Mix · Dulwich Canons · Round Two · The Lion Sleeps Tonight.

Thank You For World So Sweet : Canon

Two-Part Canon with descant and Piano (optional flute, violin and violoncello)

Go Canon Go! : 15 contemporary rounds

for Four (4) Violins and One Violoncello Contents: Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide · Sea Round · Highland Swing · Spooks · Mutant Minimalist Canon Music · Freddy's Back · Round about Four · Adrian's Chromatic Canon · Round Dance · HotRosin · Feelin' Fugal · Pizz and Mix · Dulwich Canons · Round Two · The Lion Sleeps Tonight.

Vanitas Vanitatum : Canon in 2, 3, or 4 parts

Canon for two, three or four parts (SSSS) by Jan Sweelinck.

Abbé Stadler : Canon

While this canon may sound quite serious, it was written in friendly jest for Beethoven's friend, Abbé Stadler, a priest. The first two phrases are written in Italian to signify the relationship of the text to the church in Rome. The last phrase, in the vernacular, is a good-natured chastisement and threat!

Double Canon

Set of Four Performing Scores

Canon In D

Prelude & March In Canon

Friendship Song : Czech Canon

The Friendship Song, arranged here by Doreen Rao, was first taught to the Glen Ellyn Children's Chorus by their Czechoslovakian hosts, the Jitro Children's Choir. Over 200 children from Czechoslovakia and the United Statessang together, exchanging songs on a warm summer morning in the quiet countryside. The Friendship Song has been arranged for 4-part Treble Voices, unaccompanied.

Do Matki [Ad Matrem]

What Do We Plant?

Words by Henry Abbey

Why Do We Sing?

Why Do I Love?

Medium Voice in F minor.

I Do Not Sleep

Focusing on the text that speaks of “what I am” rather than “what I am not,” this beautiful ballad is an inspiration. A lush and supportive Piano accompaniment enhances Vocal lines that soar.

Canon For Concert Or Encore

Prelude and March in Canon

Till death us do part

Do not go my Love

How Do I Love Thee?

This anthem was composed for the service of thanksgiving for a Civil Partnership in June 2011. In looking for a suitable text the composer turned to Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806–61), one of whose sonnets he had usedfor another wedding anthem (Love is beautiful indeed) a few years earlier. As the title suggests, this highly expressive text puts into words the intense feeling of love and the mostly homophonic music reflects that throughluscious harmonies and beautifully shaped phrases. Suitable for intermediate choirs, this setting of a popular wedding text is a joy for both performers and audience.

Canon for Four : Homage to William

HPS 1187

Canon for Four : Homage To William

Flute, Bass Clarinet, Violin, Cello. Carter, E

Do not neglect : from The Stranger

Where do the stars come from? : Legend

Canon In Five Parts : from Kaddish Symphony No. 3

Text in Hebrew. For Five-Part Boy Choir and Piano

When cats run home : Two part song in canon