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Voiceworks is a magnificent resource for promoting good singing in pre-schools, schools, community choirs, adult choirs and everywhere that people sing. The Voiceworks books (complete with CDs) are
packed with songs and ideas which are practical, motivating, and accessible. Voiceworks 2 is a second inspired collection of 66 fabulous songs including material to stretch more confident groups.
Every bit as practical and accessible as Voiceworks 1. Lively and simple ideas for key stage 3 (Scottish levels D and E) Ideal for youth choirs, school groups, county youth choirs, and choral
groups of all ages and experience 66 songs, from simple unison to four-part harmony Vast range of repertoire and styles from around the world Songs for warm ups, rehearsal use, and concert
repertoire Most songs unaccompanied, or with simple accompaniments for keyboard or guitar A complete lesson or rehearsal plan for each song Vocal warm ups and general advice included Double CD
contains performances plus support material Photocopiable pages
| | 3-way canon blues |
| | Ah, Robin, gentle Robin |
| | Alleluia |
| | Bad moon rising |
| | Banaha |
| | Ba-nu-wa |
| | Barbara Ann |
| | Be cool |
| | Black is the colour |
| | Blue moon |
| | Boom Chicka Boom |
| | Cantate Domino |
| | Chicka-hanka |
| | Cum decore |
| | Dodi li |
| | Eighteen hammers standin' |
| | El haderech |
| | Everywhere we go |
| | Fine knacks for ladies |
| | Freedom train |
| | Generation gap |
| | Go down Moses |
| | Goodnight, sweetheart |
| | Green, green |
| | Hari coo coo |
| | Hashivenu |
| | Himmelflugt |
| | I want to be ready |
| | Janie Mama |
| | Jazz Gloria |
| | Keep it good |
| | Kyrie eleison |
| | Listen to the lambs |
| | Mirror, mirror on the wall |
| | Mweya m'tsvene uyai pano |
| | Ndi Jesu chete |
| | O hush thee my baby |
| | Oliver Cromwell |
| | One of these fine mornings |
| | Pastime with good company |
| | Posakala mila mama |
| | Quelle est cette odeur agreable |
| | Sarana |
| | She died, she did! |
| | She moved through the fair |
| | Shoshone love song |
| | Si' down, servant! |
| | Somagwaza |
| | Sto me |
| | Streetseller |
| | The battle of Jericho |
| | The hand-jive |
| | The storm is passing over |
| | There was a young woman of Ryde |
| | There's a girl that I love |
| | Three Gregorian Chants - Hodie Christus natus est, Veni Creator Spiritus, Pange lingua |
| | Trampin' |
| | Tris kopelles lijeres |
| | Trubte v trubu |
| | Wayfarin' stranger |
| | Yenamanoa |
| | Zion me wan' go home |
- 'The musical materials are invariably well-chosen, tuneful and fun. Moreoever, almost all the pages can be photocopied, so there's no need to buy multiple copies of the book (Hunt is big on
rote learning). This monumental enterprise is clearly a labour of love and belief, and there can be no leader of a school or community choir who could not benefit greatly from investing in this
publication.' -Matthew Greenall, The Singer, December 03
- OUP has a winning formula with its Voiceworks series. Each volume is a valuable resource full of attractive songs in a wide variety
of styles designed to capture the imagination of young singers. And, if my recent experience of adjudicating school and community choirs at local festivals is anything to go by, children really enjoy
performing Voiceworks items . . . A hallmark of the Voiceworks series is that every book is a complete teaching resource with photocopiable pages, excellent teaching notes full of practical help and
ideas for learning and performing each item, as well as much sound technical advice on how to encourage children to sing well and enjoy themselves. Christopher Field, Music Teacher, July 2007
The specification in this catalogue, including without limitation price, format, extent, number of illustrations, and month of publication, was as accurate as possible at the time the catalogue was compiled.
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