This arrangement of the beloved carol evokes a mysterious and enchanting soundscape perfectly fitting the text and origins of the carol. Simple and supportive harmony lines combine with a lilting piano

Christina Rosetti's text and Gustav Holst's iconic tune is reimagined through soothing piano accompaniment well supported the choral lines throughout. Both vocal parts present the tune during the first

W. B. Yeats' iconic poem about the beauty in life's simple things is given musical form in this original work. Gently arching melodic parts are partnered with a piano accompaniment that is reflective and

Happiness and joy are sprinkled into every level of this festive piece. Catchy melodic lines, easy yet rich harmonies, a toe-tapping 7/8 meter and an accompaniment that constantly drives the piece forward

Robert Frost's text is given careful consideration in this evocative setting. Both the wistful nature of the words and the details of the winter scene are well captured. The slow plodding of the horse

This popular Scottish tune is treated to a new setting for upper-voice choir and piano. The arrangement is clearly inspired by the folk melody, the piano part has harp-like quality and is full of

Ding Dong toutes les cloches sonnent, Joyeux Noel! (Ding Dong the bells are ringing, Merry Christmas!) Set as three short verses in French, the simple text is given simple melodies composed using the

This piece carries a message of strength, self-belief and remembrance. At its heart is the growth of children; the beautiful words giving encouragement and support to a young person to be all they can be,