That old song "Whispering" - to the accompaniment of my cats exchanging loving licks. Song by Coburn and Rose - arr Nield - performed by the one-man choir multitrack dwsChorale - this is just for a bit of the "aah factor" - enjoy the aah and the nostalgia

Senfl's complex madrigal about joining in the dance performed here by the dwsChorale (multitracking one-man choir) Lyrics (English translation below) Mit Lust tret ich an diesen Tanz, ich hoff, mir werd ein schöner Kranz von einem schön Jungfrä...  moreSenfl's complex madrigal about joining in the dance performed here by the dwsChorale (multitracking one-man choir) Lyrics (English translation below) Mit Lust tret ich an diesen Tanz, ich hoff, mir werd ein schöner Kranz von einem schön Jungfräuelein darum will ich ihr eigen sein. So tret ich hie auf einen Stein: Gott grüss mirs zart Jungfräuelein! Und grüss euch Gott allsamt geleich, sie seien arm oder reich, Gott grüss euch all in einer G’mein, darzu auch die klein! So ich ein grüss, die ander nit, so wär ich kein rechter Singer nit! Right pleased am I to join this dance, I hope a beautiful young maiden will give me a garland Then I will be her own So I step up here upon a stone Tender maiden may God greet you and may God greet all here the same, be they poor or rich God greet everyone together here, even the little ones! Because if I greet one and not the other, I would not be a true singer!  less

This is a vocal improvisation based on classical guitar study No 10 by Fernando Sor, sung by the dwsChorale (multitracking) with a bell-like accompaniment for the guitar part.

A setting by Edward Gold of a poem by Thomas Love Peacock sung by David Warin Solomons multitracking as the dwsChorale Glee- The Ghosts In life three ghostly friars were we, and now three friarly ghosts we be. Around our shadowy table placed, The spe...  moreA setting by Edward Gold of a poem by Thomas Love Peacock sung by David Warin Solomons multitracking as the dwsChorale Glee- The Ghosts In life three ghostly friars were we, and now three friarly ghosts we be. Around our shadowy table placed, The spectral bowl before us floats: With wine that none but ghosts can taste, We wash our unsubstantial throats. Three merry ghosts—three merry ghosts— three merry ghosts are we: Let the ocean be port, and we’ll think it good sport To be laid in that red sea. With songs that jovial spectres chaunt, Our old refectory still we haunt. The traveller hears our midnight mirth: "O list!" he cries, "the haunted choir!" The merriest ghost that walks the earth, Is sure the ghost of a ghostly friar. Three merry ghosts—three merry ghosts— three merry ghosts are we: Let the ocean be port, and we’ll think it good sport To be laid in that red sea.  less

Introit (Make a joyful noise) by Steve Fraser, performed by Steve Fraser and the dwsChorale

Scores for ATB https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/20768635?aff_id=175705 (for SAT) https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/20768636?aff_id=175705 for TBarB https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/20768637?aff_id=175705 Performed by the dwsChorale in ...  moreScores for ATB https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/20768635?aff_id=175705 (for SAT) https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/20768636?aff_id=175705 for TBarB https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/20768637?aff_id=175705 Performed by the dwsChorale in the ATB version Il fait bon aimer l’oiselet [English translation below] Qui chante par nature Ce mois de mai comment qu’il soit Tant comme la nuit dure Il fait bon écouter son chant Plus que nul autre En bonne foi Car il réjouit maint amant Je le sais bien bien quant est à moi Il s’appele rossignolet Qui met toute sa cure A chanter de son chant parfait Aussi c’est sa nature You just have to love that little bird Who sings from her very soul This month of May, however it be and for as long as the night will roll You just have to hear her song Finer than any other’s I do declare Because it gives joy to many lovers I know this to be true It is the little nightingale Who puts all its devotion Into its perfect ...    less

The lights grow dim in Nottingham Words and music by Pete Howarth and Rick Fenn (of the Hollies and 10CC) from the show Robin Prince of Sherwood arranged for choir by andrew Emmet Performed by tenor Richard McHale and the dwsChorale (multitrack one-ma...  moreThe lights grow dim in Nottingham Words and music by Pete Howarth and Rick Fenn (of the Hollies and 10CC) from the show Robin Prince of Sherwood arranged for choir by andrew Emmet Performed by tenor Richard McHale and the dwsChorale (multitrack one-man choir) Photographs of Nottingham by David Ellis  

The link goes to an SATB version, but I have sung a lower transposition here. The video contains the words and an English translation

this is the version used in the Lutheran hymn book

Arrangement for men's voices by Alan Cruise-Johnston Words shown on screen Score available for free download