Sheena Phillips

Sheena is a choral director and composer who has worked with amateur choirs of many shapes and sizes for thirty years. In 1993 she was the founding director of Rudsambee Company of Singers in Edinburgh. Originally from London, she is now based in Columbus, Ohio.

Much of her composing is inspired by traditional music, poetry and the natural world. Among the pieces published by Canasg are settings of Emily Dickinson, Kathleen Raine and William Soutar, and arrangements of folk songs and carols from Britain, North America, New Zealand, France and elsewhere in Europe.

Sheena has been commissioned and/or performed by numerous groups on both sides of the Atlantic, including the National Youth Choir of Scotland, the National Youth Choir of Great Britain, Columbus Public Art (Ohio), the St Magnus International Festival (Orkney), the Choral Project (San Jose, California), Voices of Ascension (NYC), the Peninsula Women’s Chorus (California), Seattle Pro Musica, Amasong (Illinois), Anima Children's Chorus (Chicago), Cappella Nova (Scotland), Echo (London), and Icosa (London). She has also been broadcast on BBC Radio 3.

For more information, please visit Sheena's website at www.sheenaphillips.com

'S ann an Ile

SAA
Words: Trad. Anon

'I was born and brought up on the beautiful Isle of Islay'. Traditional port-a-beul (mouth music)....

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'S ann an Ile

SATB
Words: trad. Gaelic

'I was born and brought up on the beautiful Isle of Islay'. Traditional port-a-beul (mouth music)....

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Aalo Aamar Aalo

SATB, piano
Words: Rabindranath Tagore

An ecstatic paean to light — “heart-sweetening, eye-kissing light” — by the major Bengali poet, composer, playwright, artist and author...

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Planet Earth

All for me grog

TBB, piano
Words: Trad.

All for me grog (a.k.a. Across the Western Ocean) is a delightfully rambling grumble about the tough life on board...

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Amazing grace

SATB
Words: John Newton

A jazz setting that builds up from quiet 5-part harmony in verse 1 to a rollicking finale...

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Amo ergo sum

solo voice or choir, equal or mixed voices
Words: Kathleen Raine

Free-flowing setting of Kathleen Raine's ecstatic paean to the natural world. For solo voice or choir, equal or mixed voices....

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An Irish blessing

SA, organ
Words: anon.

Traditional Irish blessings in a lovely arrangement for treble voices that would grace any wedding....

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An Irish blessing

SATB
Words: anon.

A new take on traditional Irish blessings, with mixed meter (3/4, 4/4) and a calm, expansive feel. Perfect for weddings...

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An tàillear mhór

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

He'd love to go off with the tall tailoress, but unfortunately he has an extremely unpleasant wife to dispose of...

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As if the sea should part

SSA
Words: Emily Dickinson

A portrayal of the ever-shifting and apparently infinite sea....

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Auld Lang Syne

SATB
Words: Robert Burns (1759-1796)

Burns' famous song of enduring friendship, traditional for Hogmanay (New Year) but suitable year round...

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Aurora Rutilat

SATB divisi
Words: From the Inchcolm Antiphoner

'Aurora rutilat lucis prenuncia...' ('Dawn glows red, heralding daylight'). Atmospheric and soaring setting of a 6th century text...

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Awake were they only

TTB
Words: English by K.E.Roberts (1877-1962), based on the original Welsh

A strong carol for a cappella male voices, in the harmonious Welsh plygain tradition....

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Ay Waukin, O

SATB
Words: Robert Burns (1759-1796)

'Sleep I can get nane, for thinkin on my dearie...' A simple setting of Burns' plaintive song of sorrow...

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Planet Earth

Bedfordshire May carol

SATB, optional soprano recorder & violin
Words: Trad. English

“I've been a-rambling all the night ...” A foot-stomping folk-style arrangement, with optional soprano recorder and violin parts to spice...

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Bell-ringing at Speyer

SSATBB
Words: Sheena Phillips

An English language version of Senfl's lively depiction of bell-ringing in a Rhineland town, including onomatopeoic bell sounds and conversation...

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Planet Earth

Billy the Kid

TBarB, piano
Words: Trad.

A retelling of the famous ballad, collected by Alan Lomax, of gunfighter and outlaw Billy the Kid....

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Bird rounds

equal or mixed voices
Words:

Four varied rounds about birds - from the humble sparrow to the majestic eagle, chattering linnet to soaring skylark. Texts...

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Planet Earth

Blood red roses

TBB, piano
Words: Trad.

Second in the set is Blood red roses, a long haul shanty with pairs of rising and falling phrases and...

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Bodachan a-ri-a-ro

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

The old shepherd enjoys a drink and has to be put to bed. Traditional port-a-beul (mouth music)....

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Planet Earth

Boney

TBB, piano
Words: Trad.

Boney is a cheerful and scathing narrative of Napoleon's adventures in Europe and his eventual defeat at the hands of...

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Cable stitch

SSAA
Words: Sheena Phillips

The second song in the set Knitting Patterns...

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Carol

treble voices (unison) and piano
Words: Jean Kenward (1920–)

“Will the tree be dressed and lit?” “Will the star be in the sky?” Images of candles and quietly sung...

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Cauld Blaws The Wind

SATB
Words: Robert Burns (1759-1796)

'Up in the morning early's no for me' - especially when it's a cold, cold wind that blows. A brisk...

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Chinese crane song

SATB, optional flute & violin
Words: Edwina Towson

Rural China from the perspective of the crane bird in flight, taking in all the life below. Spare harmonies and...

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Chinese crane song

SSA, piano, optional flute & violin
Words: Edwina Towson

Rural China from the perspective of the crane bird in flight, taking in all the life below. Spare harmonies and...

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Chuala mi e

SATB
Words: trad. Gaelic

'I heard it from three people'. Traditional port-a-beul (mouth music)....

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Planet Earth

Come buy my cherries

3 or 4 part equal or mixed voices
Words: Anon

Each line of this cheerful and raucous round forms a competing set of street market cries: “fine parsnips”, “fruit in...

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Planet Earth

Come hither boy

3 or 4 part equal or mixed voices
Words: Anon

This mischievous round is a lesson for apprentices in business: often borrow, seldom lend, and never, never, never pay....

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Còta fad air Dòmhnull Lòm

SATB
Words: trad. Gaelic

Skinny Donald wears a long coat and short trousers, and it's about time his hair saw a comb. Traditional port-a-beul...

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Planet Earth

Da bi imal perje

SATB
Words: Trad. Croatian

(Words in Croatian). 'If I had wings like a bird, I would fly to you every night my dove'...An intense,...

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Day is Dune

SATB
Words: William Soutar

“The darg is owre and the day is düne”. The day's work is done, and all the nodding heads are...

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Planet Earth

Dle dle

TBarB
Words: Trad. (vocables)

A catchy patter song from the Van district (once in Armenia, now part of Turkey). Easy ranges for changing voices....

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Dream Angus

SATB divisi
Words: Trad. Anon

'Hush ye my baby and sleep without fear..." A gorgeous traditional lullaby......

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Duan Nollaig

SAB
Words: Trad. Gaelic

A rhythmic and alliterative Gaelic carol with a rousing chorus about the bannock (oatcakes traditionally baked on Christmas Eve to...

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Eagle

equal or mixed, 3 parts
Words: Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809–1892)

One of four Bird Rounds...

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Entre le boeuf et l'ane gris

SA or treble voices & piano
Words: Trad. French

Gentle arrangement of the traditional French carol, with dreamy interludes....

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Evening Prayer

SATB divisi
Words: Thomas Ken (1637–1711)

A glorious concert setting of Thomas Ken's poem An Evening Hymn with allusions to bell-ringing and hymn-singing...

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Exultation

SSA
Words: Emily Dickinson

The headlong excitement of an ‘inland soul’ on first going to sea....

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Fairy song

SATB
Words: William Shakespeare (1564 – 1616)

A spell-binding fairy charm and lullaby from Shakespeare's A midsummer Night's Dream....

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Fhir a'bhàta

SATB with SSA divisi verses
Words: Trad. Anon

The song of a broken-hearted girl, waiting for the boatman who will probably never return. A beautiful lilting traditional tune....

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Gaol mo chrìdh-sa Màiri Bhàn

SATB, solo T/Bar
Words: John Bannerman

'My heart's love; fair-haired Mary.' The original Gaelic version of the delightful Lewis Bridal Song, also known as Mairi's Wedding....

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Getting started

SSAA
Words: Sheena Phillips

The first song in the set Knitting Patterns...

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Go Tell It!

SATB
Words: Traditional

Mix and match joyful harmonisations of this old African American plantation tune....

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Good Christian friends rejoice

SATB
Words: J M Neale (1818 – 1866), based on the original German and Latin

A swinging arrangement of the well known carol, for SATB voices a cappella. An ideal opener or encore...

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Gràdh geal mo chridhe

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

A lovely slow and heartfelt song, widely known as the Eriskay Love Lilt...

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Planet Earth

Greensleeves

SATB
Words: Anon., adapted

A contemporary take on the 16th century English song of unrequited love, using three of the original verses....

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Here we come a-wassailing

SSAA
Words: Trad. English

Lively arrangement of a traditional wassail song from Yorkshire in the North of England — with a barrage of trumpets...

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Here we come a-wassailing

TTBB
Words: Trad. English

Lively arrangement of a traditional wassail song from Yorkshire in the North of England — with a barrage of trumpets...

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Hinei ma tov

SATB
Words: from Psalm 133

A well known Jewish song about how good it is to live in harmony, based on words from Psalm 133,...

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Holy Savior call

SATB
Words: Anon

'My angels are sounding their trumpets to waken the sleepers around. There's no time for doubting...'A stirring Maine Shaker song...

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Holy Thursday

SATB
Words: William Blake

A poem of human injustice by William Blake (1757-1827), still relevant today...

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How can I keep from singing

SATB
Words: Pauline T.

A classic American hymn and anthem to singing....

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Planet Earth

Hush little baby

SATB
Words: Traditional

A New World lullaby arranged for soloist and echoing chorus....

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I shall light a candle

SATB
Words: Trad. Bengali and 2 Esdras 14

Based on a traditional lilting Bengali song about “the way of life”...

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I shall light a candle

SSAA
Words: Trad. Bengali and 2 Esdras 14

Based on a traditional lilting Bengali song about “the way of life”......

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I went to heaven

SATB
Words: Emily Dickinson

Part of the set Songs of Love and Longing...

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In the bleak midwinter

SATB
Words: Christina Rossetti

You can hear the swirling snow and moaning wind in this atmospheric setting of Rossetti's famous poem...

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It's like the light

SATB
Words: Emily Dickinson

Part of the set Songs of Love and Longing...

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Planet Earth

Kis kece lányom

SATB
Words: Trad. Hungarian, English paraphrase by Sheena Phillips

A dreamy Hungarian wedding song supplied both in English and in Hungarian....

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Knitting patterns

SSAA
Words: Sheena Phillips

Three 18th c. rounds by Caldara and Telemann arranged and given new lyrics about knitting!...

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Lay me low

SATB
Words: Anon

A Shaker 'gift song', received by Addah Z Potter in 1838....

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Planet Earth

Likhvod ha chanukah

SATB, optional guitar, percussion
Words: Trad. Jewish

A quickly learnable traditional Chanukah song to add to your holiday collection....

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Linnet

equal or mixed, 4 parts
Words: William Wordsworth (1770–1850)

One of four Bird Rounds...

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Love came down at Christmas

SATB, optional guitar
Words: Christina Rossetti

An intimate setting of Rossetti's famous words, and a favourite with audiences and singers...

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Love came down at Christmas

SATB
Words: Christina Rossetti

A cappella setting of Rossetti's famous poem, a favourite with audiences and singers...

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Màiri Bhàn's wedding

SATB, solo T/Bar
Words: Peter Hill & Sheena Phillips

A delightful new English language version of the well-known Mairi's wedding, more faithful to the meaning of John Bannerman's original...

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Meal do bhrògan dùbha, Neill

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

Neil plans to wear out some shoe-leather when his eagle-eyed mum goes away on her travels...

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Mist-covered mountains

SATB, optional soprano recorder, optional piano
Words: Sheena Phillips and John Cameron

Gorgeous 19th century song of homesickness and homecoming, made famous by the Rankin Family. New English verses, traditional Gaelic refrain....

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Mother Ann's song

SAB
Words:

Shaker song with a driving energy, dating from the New Lebanon community of 1844....

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Mouth Music set 1

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

Four highly varied foot-tapping Gaelic puirt - or mouth music - songs...

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Mouth Music set 2

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

Three highly varied foot-tapping Gaelic puirt - or mouth music - songs...

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Mouth Music set 3

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

A further three highly varied foot-tapping Gaelic puirt - or mouth music - songs...

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Music for Jill

SATB
Words: Norman MacCaig

A quiet song of remembrance, written in memoriam Jill Sumner (1941 - 2001)...

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My river runs to thee

SSA
Words: Emily Dickinson

Babbling brook, cascading river, impassive sea and the poet's desire for union are all portrayed here....

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My true love hath my heart

SAA
Words: Philip Sidney

A wonderful renaissance text about love given a lilting and harmonious setting. Great wedding piece....

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My true love hath my heart

SATB
Words: Philip Sidney

A wonderful renaissance text about love given a lilting and harmonious setting. Great wedding piece....

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My true love hath my heart

TBB
Words: Philip Sidney

A wonderful renaissance text about love given a lilting and harmonious setting. Great wedding piece....

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Na'm biodh tri sgillinn agam

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

'If I had threepence I'd spend it on drink, if I had sixpence I'd try getting married'. Traditional port-a-beul (mouth...

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Noël

SSAB
Words: Trad.

A glorious a cappella fanfare — or a peal of vocal bells — to open a Christmas concert....

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Noël

TTBB
Words: Trad.

A glorious a cappella fanfare — or a peal of vocal bells — to open a Christmas concert....

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Patapan

SATB recorder & drum
Words: Trad. French

A lively pipe and drum carol, as sung traditionally in France on Christmas Eve, arranged with panache...

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Planet Earth

Pokarekare ana

SAA
Words: 20th C. Maori love song

Beautiful Maori love song (words in Maori) originating in army camps in Auckland in World War 1...

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Planet Earth

Pokarekare ana

SATB
Words: 20th C. Maori love song

Beautiful Maori love song (words in Maori) originating in army camps in Auckland in World War 1....

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Planet Earth

Pokarekare ana

TBB
Words: 20th C. Maori love song

Beautiful Maori love song (words in Maori) originating in army camps in Auckland in World War 1...

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Quand Dieu naquit

SATB & guitar
Words: Trad. French

(Words in French) A charming traditional carol about the visit of the shepherds, arranged in folk style with simple harmonies...

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Planet Earth

Jane Chattock rounds

3 or 4 part equal or mixed voices
Words: Anon

From Jane Chattock's hand-written book of rounds for social singing, dated 1832...

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Sang

SATB
Words: William Soutar (1898-1943)

“Harvest the light of the moon to make yourself a gown”. Create a spellbound interlude with this gem...

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Sans day carol

SATB, optional guitar and/or treble instrument
Words: Trad. Cornish

A sturdy folk carol from Cornwall (SW England) related to The Holly and The Ivy...

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Planet Earth

Santiana

TBB, piano
Words: Trad.

First in the set is the rousing Santiana, popular both as a pumping shanty and as a capstan shanty...

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Sea Pieces

SSA
Words: Emily Dickinson

Three contrasting Emily Dickinson settings, by turns impulsive, wishful, wondering and definite...

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Simple gifts

SAB
Words: Anon

'Tis the gift to be simple, 'tis the gift to be free. One of the most famous Shaker songs...

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Planet Earth

Six sea shanties

TBB, piano
Words: Trad.

Shanties (or chanteys) were an essential part of the rhythm of life and work on board ship. Here are six...

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Skylark

equal or mixed, 4 parts
Words: Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792–1832)

One of four Bird Rounds...

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Songs of love and longing

SATB
Words: Emily Dickinson

Sheena Phillips' settings of five exquisite poems by Emily Dickinson. See individual titles for details....

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Songs of sorrow

SATB
Words: Sheena Phillips

A wordless lament for the people of Aleppo, one of the Syrian cities tragically destroyed in war...

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Songs of sorrow

SSAA
Words: Sheena Phillips

A wordless lament for the people of Aleppo, one of the Syrian cities tragically destroyed in war...

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Planet Earth

Soon may the Wellerman come

SATB
Words: anon. (New Zealand)

Our take on the lively nautical folk song that went viral on TikTok in early 2021....

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Planet Earth

Soun, soun, béni, béni

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

(Words in French dialect). A simple and gently flowing lullaby from the Massif Central region of France...

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Planet Earth

Sounds of the singing school

5 mixed/equal voices
Words: P P Bliss

A round about singing from the 19th century American singing school tradition...

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Sparrow

equal or mixed, 3 parts
Words: Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872–1906)

One of four Bird Rounds...

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Star

SATB
Words: Philipp Nicolai, trans. Henry Harbaugh

An aleatoric treatment of the lovely German chorale tune Wie Schön Leuchtet der Morgenstern....

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Star of purity

SAB
Words: Anon

“O brighter than the morning star is the heart that's pure and free”. A wonderful soaring Shaker hymn from Ohio....

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Susanni

SATB & folk harp
Words: Martin Shaw (1875 – 1958) (based on the original German)

A charming German carol (in English translation) from the tradition of cradle-rocking Christmas services...

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Sweet sleep

SSAAA
Words: William Blake

'Sweet smiles, in the night, hover over my delight...' A mother tenderly wishes sweet dreams for her happy child...

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Tàladh Chrìosda

SAB
Words: Trad. Gaelic

A beautiful and simple Hebridean carol, which addresses the Christ child with the most gorgeous and endearing words...

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Planet Earth

Tall men riding

TBarB, piano
Words: Omar Barker (1894-1985)

Nostalgia for a way of life and work long gone but not forgotten....

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Tha bean agam

SAA
Words: Trad. Anon

I have a wife, a stream, a lump of white soap and a filthy shirt. Now what...

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Tha bean agam

SATB
Words: trad. Gaelic

'I have a wife, a stream, a lump of white soap and a filthy shirt. Now what?!...

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The best of mornings

TTB
Words: English by Sheena Phillips, based on the original Welsh

A strong carol for a cappella male voices, in the harmonious Welsh plygain tradition....

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The Christ child lullaby (Phillips)

treble voices (unison) & handbells or chimes
Words: Peter Hill & Sheena Phillips, based on the original Gaelic

An English version of a beautiful traditional Hebridean lullaby to the Christ Child...

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Planet Earth

The dead horse

TBB, piano
Words: Trad.

A less well known shanty, The Dead Horse was traditionally sung after 30 days at sea...

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The earth is turning

SATB
Words: Anon

A mesmeric depiction of the ceaseless rhythm of the earth's journey through space, based on a chant of unknown origin....

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The feast of Christmas

treble voices, unison with optional harmony & piano
Words: Jean Kenward (1920–)

“Pull the bells until they ring! Let the people dance and sing!” A joyful song with easy (and optional) harmonies...

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The midgies descending

SATB
Words:

A piece of sheer fun, imagining in music those dense clouds of hungry hovering midgies that plague visitors...

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The moon

SATB
Words: Emily Dickinson

Part of the set Songs of Love and Longing...

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The muckle man

Treble unison chorus & piano
Words: William Soutar (1898-1943)

“Muckle” is Scots for big, and the song portrays a giant who cavorts around in a graveyard....

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The optimists' song

SATB
Words: Peter Hill

A bright, uplifting song for all those who know it will all work out right in the end....

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The place called Planet Earth

SATB, piano (optional band)
Words: Sheena Phillips

A ballad for our times: lyrics about global warming and the strong tune of House of the Rising Sun...

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The princess Anastasia

treble (SA) chorus & piano
Words: William Soutar

A vignette of a dreamy and tearful princess stuck in a tower....

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Planet Earth

The sweet delights of love

3 or 4 part equal or mixed voices
Words: Anon

This round sets out in praise of love, but foresees a lamentable end: six squalling brats and a scolding partner...

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The sweet of the year

SATB
Words: William Shakespeare (1564 – 1616)

A lively and passionate spring song from Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale....

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Planet Earth

The U-S-U Range

TBarB, piano
Words: Trad.

A song about the ranching life: long hours and bad food!...

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Planet Earth

The water is wide

SATB
Words: Trad. Anon

“The water is wide, I cannot get o'er”. A song about love as wished for and as experienced...

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The windmill

treble (SA) chorus & piano
Words: William Soutar (1898-1943)

The “auld man” standing on a hill is a windmill, whose labours are accompanied by an infectiously playful jazz piano...

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The winter it is past (Phillips)

SATB with sop. solo
Words: Robert Burns (1759-1796)

This through-composed arrangement is a delightful setting of a plangent text, with interest in every voice part...

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Three Christmas choral stocking fillers

SATB, handbells or other tuned (or untuned) percussion
Words: Traditional

Something a bit different: three flexible ‘choral soundscapes’ based on a wassail song, a chorale, and a plantation song...

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Planet Earth

Three cowboy songs

TBarB, piano
Words: Trad. American and Omar Barker

Three songs from - or about - the days of cattle ranching and long-distance droving in the 19th century America...

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Three Soutar songs

treble chorus & piano
Words: William Soutar

William Soutar was dedicated to the Scots language and wrote many delightful poems for children...

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Planet Earth

Time for us to leave her

TBB, piano
Words: Trad.

Rounding off the set is the shanty traditionally sung while pumping the ship dry at the end of a voyage....

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To make a hat

SSAA
Words: Sheena Phillips

The last in the set Knitting Patterns...

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Turning shuffle tune

SAB
Words: Sheena Phillips

A strong dance tune from the Shaker community in Connecticut, sung to vocables....

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Two carols for treble voices

treble voices with piano
Words: Jean Kenward (1920–)

Two contrasting and easy carols for treble voices and piano: the first, quiet and dreamy, the second, joyful and energetic....

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Two Welsh carols

TTB
Words: English, based on the original Welsh

Two strong carols for a cappella male voices, in the harmonious Welsh plygain tradition....

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Under de stora träden

SATB
Words: Pär Lagerkvist (1891-1974)

(words in Swedish) 'Let my shadow disappear into yours.' A song about the magic of twilight...

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Wassail!

SATB, handbells or other tuned (or untuned) percussion
Words: Traditional

A sound-cloud of wassail song fragments over a background of tuned percussion. Use as an opening processional....

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We’ve been a while a-wandering

SATB
Words: Trad.

A strong and easily learnt arrangement of one of the less well known Yorkshire wassail songs, with optional audience participation....

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Wedding song

SATB
Words: Peter Hill

'Take my hand and we'll walk on together...' A wedding song with a difference...

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What child is this?

SATB
Words: William Chatterton Dix

A quiet and lovely arrangement of the 19th century carol, with mildly dissonant harmonies....

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Wild nights

SATB
Words: Emily Dickinson

Part of the set Songs of Love and Longing...

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Winter Afternoons

SATB
Words: Emily Dickinson

Part of the set Songs of Love and Longing...

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Yarabba ssalami

SATB & descant
Words: Trad. Arabic, trans. Fred Kaan

A Palestinian prayer for peace. Words in Arabic and in English translation by Fred Kaan...

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Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon

SATB, soprano recorder
Words: Trad. Scottish

A beautiful Robert Burns song of love betrayed, with a backdrop of bird song....

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