The 50s Song Mister Sandman by Pat Ballard, which I arranged, on request, for our local choir. After a few concerts, I thought it would also be fun to sing it all myself (multitracking), so here it is. I have now published the score; see below

Canterbury Voices sing Amazing Grace - a traditional American Song arranged by Kirby Shaw. The soloists are Hannah Jacobi and Ellen Pearson

This is our choral tribute to Lily Allen who wrote this Song for her mother, Alison Owen. Orchestrated and Arranged by Rachel Santesso **We have made our recording as a gift for you. If you'd like to download it for free, you can find it on our hom...  moreThis is our choral tribute to Lily Allen who wrote this Song for her mother, Alison Owen. Orchestrated and Arranged by Rachel Santesso **We have made our recording as a gift for you. If you'd like to download it for free, you can find it on our homepage: www.capitalchoir.com EnJoy! *** Video by Alexandra Berglof Recording engineers: Andrew Dudman and Sam Okell at Abbey Road Studios studio footage filmed by Nick Marangoni  

Sing Joyfully to God our strength; sing loud unto the God of Jacob! Take the Song, bring forth the timbrel, the pleasant harp, and the viol. Blow the trumpet in the new moon, even in the time appointed, and at our feast day. ...  moreSing Joyfully to God our strength; sing loud unto the God of Jacob! Take the Song, bring forth the timbrel, the pleasant harp, and the viol. Blow the trumpet in the new moon, even in the time appointed, and at our feast day. For this is a statute for Israel, and a law of the God of Jacob. (From Psalm 81)  

Patriotic Song

Wednesday evenings are most enJoyable at Fleeting Glance. We have a varied repertoire of well-known pop and jazz Songs, as well as the occasional folk Song. A mixed choir or various age groups, we have regular concerts in the Berlin region, but also furth...  moreWednesday evenings are most enJoyable at Fleeting Glance. We have a varied repertoire of well-known pop and jazz Songs, as well as the occasional folk Song. A mixed choir or various age groups, we have regular concerts in the Berlin region, but also further afield, often abroad. The attached picture is from our 2014 concert at the Berlin Philharmonic Hall. We are keen to hear from anyone who would like to sing with us, but also from other choirs interested in clubbing together with us for a concert or two.  less

Madrigal by Thomas Vautor for five part choir. (a vulture composes a Song about an owl!? - political correctness gone mad!) The owl is depicted as a thing of beauty a fierce force of nature and a mysterious companion to dying souls The drawin...  moreMadrigal by Thomas Vautor for five part choir. (a vulture composes a Song about an owl!? - political correctness gone mad!) The owl is depicted as a thing of beauty a fierce force of nature and a mysterious companion to dying souls The drawing is by my late mother, the painting is by Caspar David Friedrich the carvings are by my father  

A Christmas Song. www.khvoshchinsky.com Variants: SATB choir a cappella; SATB with harp accompaniment.

"Tonight" St. Petersburg State Capella, 2010, "И в эту ночку, и через ночку..." литовская народная песня, гармонизация: Г.Калинас Одна из самых популярных литовских свадебных народных песен: молодец, с лукошком, полным яблок пытается привлечь вним...  more"Tonight" St. Petersburg State Capella, 2010, "И в эту ночку, и через ночку..." литовская народная песня, гармонизация: Г.Калинас Одна из самых популярных литовских свадебных народных песен: молодец, с лукошком, полным яблок пытается привлечь внимание девушки, говоря: «Всю ночь не спал, яблонь сажал», что служит ему, как признание в любви.  

Many years before Lloyd Webber's "Cats" I created my own setting for TS Eliot's "Song of the Jellicles" (from Old Possum's book of practical cats) The estate of T S Eliot would not let me use the poem itself as a choral piece. So this is the choral ...  moreMany years before Lloyd Webber's "Cats" I created my own setting for TS Eliot's "Song of the Jellicles" (from Old Possum's book of practical cats) The estate of T S Eliot would not let me use the poem itself as a choral piece. So this is the choral version of the Jellicle music as a drinking Song for SATB choir, with new words by Jill Mitchell called "Praise to the Vine"