SATB Folk Music for Choir

This well-known American Civil War tune gets a grand and wonderful treatment with a divisi choral texture, four-hand piano accompaniment, snare drum, and glockenspiel. The story marches through the years of

This reflective setting based on the Irish folk tune Slane features warm harmonies, accessible vocal parts, and richly textured lyrics that speak of love's powerful grasp on our lives. "Love has no

"Who can sail without the wind? Who can row without oars? Who can leave a parting friend without shedding tears?" This sentimental folksong from Sweden is artfully arranged for mixed chorus and piano

This is a tremendously fun and rowdy folk song. With accessible vocal lines, this arrangement will work well for a wide variety of choirs and will be a favorite of your audiences. From the set of Five

This is the fourth and final movement in the song cycle Appalachian Stories for choir with fiddle accompaniment. This final movement speaks to faith: the belief that a better world awaits us on the

A fresh paring of two beloved American folk songs which will offer a moment of peaceful reflection at your concert or festival. The fluid accompaniment ties the two songs together, both culturally and

"And we'll all go together ... to pluck wild mountain thyme, all around the bloomin' heather..." The gently lilting strains of this traditional Scottish ballad are beautifully set in this arrangement. Lush

This Scottish folk song was popularized by singer Francis McPeake, who recorded it in 1957 for BBC Radio, and it has often been attributed to him. Irish vocalist and composer Eoin Conway has skillfully

Displaying a contemporary Scottish flair on a traditional tune, this setting is unexpectedly buoyant and joyful. The slight melodic and rhythmic variations bring a lilting and skipping feel that is nicely

"And we'll all go together, to pick wild mountain thyme all around the bloomin' heather." Your audience will be sure to recognize this popular Irish folk song that's been recorded by The Chieftains, The

This wildly popular arrangement is a favorite with choral festivals all over the country. Beginning in the style of a bluegrass trio, the piece opens into a four-part gospel celebration of the power of song

In this arrangement of a 19th-century song about love and war during the Irish Rebellion of 1798, a separate ensemble alternately sings the role of Ireland and the role of the Maiden. The parts for guitar

This bright setting begins with a gentle allusion to distant bagpipes and a soft but energetic first verse that builds throughout. Penned by Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne in the early 1800s, this now

This folk song has "classic Canadiana" written all over it. It has been tried and tested by Dr. Elroy Friesen and the University of Manitoba Singers. Elroy says that the audiences LOVED it wherever they