Quantity deal. SingCircle
111 rounds for singing by heart
CHOR
Quantity deal. SingCircle
111 rounds for singing by heart
CHOR
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Suitable for groups of all ages and experience levels, SingCircle provides choral leaders with everything they need to facilitate inclusive and satisfying group singing. This unique collection of rounds spans centuries of accessible material from the medieval period to the present day, drawing from a range of musical traditions and offering the chance to explore singing in different languages. The progressive structure allows confidence to grow with the repertoire, which stretches from unison songs and rounds to rich extended part-singing, and singers are encouraged to learn by rote. There is music from diverse voices and communities--with well-established classics sitting alongside new compositions--and to suit a variety of settings.
Contents
- Clapping games
- Trad. Italian: Bella Ciao
- Balkan Circle Dance: Sto me o me milo male
- Trad. Swedish: Och jungfrun
- Trad. French: Catherinette
- Trad. Norwegian: Kom skal vi klippe
- German folk song, adap.: Hayamim cholfim
- Children's song from India: Dhingalino danca maro
- Trad. Italian: Bella Bimba
- Trad. German: Im Marzen
- Trad. German: Chevaliers de la Table Ronde
- Ludwig van Beethoven: Ars longa, vita brevis
- William Byrd: Since singing is so good a thing
- Sue Nicholls: Sing nowell!
- Johann Wachsmann: Wacht auf
- Trad. Hebridean: Aiunda--Seal calling song
- Frans Haverkort, Rinze van de Lei, and Lieuwe Noordam: Black socks
- Peter Hunt: Time Child
- Gaelic folk tune 'Credh Chailen': Away in a manger
- Trad. French, arr. Peter Hunt: St Joseph's Lullaby
- Josquin des Prez: Agnus Dei
- Trad. French: Noel
- arr. Peter Hunt: She died, she did!
- Br. Leontinus: Waar ik ga
- Trad. Austrian: Hatt i di--Lan echo yodel
- John Bell: Gloria
- Michael Praetorius: Viva la musica
- Michael Praetorius adap. Peter Hunt: Jubilate Deo/Lovely People
- W. A. Mozart: Jubilate Deo/Lachend, lachend/Singing scales
- Timothy Porter: Great Radnor Hills
- Trad. German: Music Alone Shall Live
- Trad. English, adap. Peter Hunt: Little Jack Horner
- Samuel Webbe: Now are we met
- Pat Shaw: Waltz
- W. A. Mozart: Alleluia
- William Boyce: Alleluia
- Keith Morris: I walked to the end of the road
- English (unknown): Adieu, sweet Amaryllis
- Philip Hayes: By the waters of Babylon
- Craig McLeish: We love singing together
- G. F. Handel: Hallelujah
- John Hilton: Come follow, follow
- Trad. English: Grasshoppers three
- Antonio Caldara: Hosanna
- Frances Bernstein: Let it flow
- Henry Purcell: Under this stone
- Franz Schubert: Lovely Month of May
- John Hilton: Come let us all a-Maying go
- Maurice Greene: Mortals learn your lives to measure
- Ludwig van Beethoven: Signor Abate!
- Ludwig van Beethoven: Im Arm der Liebe ruht sich's wohl
- G. P. Telemann: Ich will den Herrn loben
- Penny Stone: Mosquito Song
- from the Young Pioneers of the Soviet Union: One World
- Adam Gumpelzhaimer: Surrexit Christus
- Giovanni da Palestrina: Illumina oculos meos
- Anon. 16th/17th cent.: Non nobis Domine
- German round collected by Tossi Aaron: Die Blumen
- Unknown: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
- Mig Kerr: My Breath is Life
- English nursery song: Row, row, row your boat
- Christoph Praetorius, adap. Peter Hunt: Flow like a river
- Edith O'Hanrahan: Humming Round
- Trixi Field: Blue Brother Jake
- Johannes Brahms: Volkslied/Doo be doo be doo
- Charles Gounod: Banished now
- Trad.: Fly, fly, fly
- Ronald Dellow: Selkirk Grace
- Trad.: I like the flowers
- Peter Hunt: After We've Gone
- Sarah Quartel: Breath of Spring
- Sarah Quartel: Summer Song
- Sarah Quartel: Autumn leaves
- Sarah Quartel: Silent Snow
- American folk melody: Ye nations all, on you I call
- Craig McLeish: Groceries
- Anna Tabbush: Raise your voice
- Craig McLeish: Back to Zoom Choir
- Gitika Partington: Funny Butterflies
- Dave King: Strictly Strictly
- Alison Burns: Well, well, well!
- Melchior Vulpius: There is a flower
- Orlande de Lassus: Celebrons sans cesse
- Joseph Haydn: Tod ist ein langer Schlaf
- Ludwig Ernst Gebhardi: Ehre sei Gott in der Hohe
- Alan Woods: Little child
- Trad. Cornish: The Lord is my shepherd
- W. A. Mozart: Bona nox!
- William Billings: When Jesus wept
- Marin Marais: Masters in this hall
- Penny Stone: The waters of the world
- Peter Hunt: It's good to sing!
- Benjamin Britten: Old Joe has gone fishing
- Benjamin Britten: Old Abram Brown
- Trad. Hungarian: Boots of Shining Leather
- Trad. Finnish: The Cool of Autumn
- Anon.: Lullaby Round
- Luigi Cherubini (adap. Unknown): Like a bird
- 13th-cent. English: Sumer is icumen in
- Russian air: Vespers Round
- Jacobus Clemens non Papa: Sanctus
- Claude Le Jeune: In Praise of Psalm Singing
- Philip Hayes: Ubi sunt gaudia?
- Leonard Bernstein: Warm-Up
- Philip Paul Bliss, adap.: The Singing School
- Robert Sund: Good evening
- Bridget Cousins: Cry, heart
- Peter Petersen, Melchior Franck, J. S. Bach arr. Peter Petersen: Da pacem Domine
- Jan Harmon: Good Friend
- W. A. Mozart: V'amo di core
- Folk song from Israel arr. Peter Hunt: Shalom chaverim
