FOR YOUNG JUNIORS
Bárdos: Come to the green wood – a round in two or four parts
Introduction by Sir David Willcocks C.B.E., M.C.
Kenneth Simpson: Round Songs on words of English nursery rhymes
(a) Mackerel sky – for two parts
(b) See-saw – for two parts
(c) Evening red – for two parts
(d) Poor, drowsy, old Jane – for three parts
R.Sugár: Duo for Recorder and Drum/Clapping
Arnold Bentley: Two songs for voice, two recorders, drum and triangle
(a) Money Box
(b) Chicken in the farmyard
Kodály: Mr McPherson (77 Two-Part Exercises No.1)
Kodály: Do you walk along the street? (Bicinia Hungarica Vol. 1 No. 2)
Bardós: (a) Who’s in the corner? – for SA
(b) Ping pong round – for three parts with percussion
Szönyi: (a) There was a star in David’s land – for SA
(b) Bobby Shaftoe – for SA
(c) Strawberry Fair – for SA
(c) Ashgrove – for SA
(d) O, soldier, soldier – for SA and percussion
Bartók: Three pieces from the piano volume ‘For Children’
Kodály: The Shepherd – Hungarian folksong for SA
Rimsky-Korsakov: The Cat
Britten: The Ride-by-nights – for SA and Piano
FOR EXPERIENCED JUNIORS OR YOUNG SECONDARY PUPILS
Farkas: Two songs for SA
(a) Pairing-off Song
(b) Little Hat-Dance
Mervyn Burtch: Two Welsh folksongs for SA
(a) Lullaby
(b) Migildi, Magildi
Kadosa: Peasant Fiddle – Hungarian folksong for violin (first position) and piano
(a) Children’s Prank
(b) My sweetheart is sulky
(c) Song of the Lad
(d) Dance in the Meadow
Imogen Holst: Afton Water – Scottish folk-song for SMA
Kodály: Ladybird – Hungarian Children’s song for SSA
Bartók: Two Trios for violins
(a) Thieving Bird
(b) Stamping Feet
Kodály: Christmas Dance of the Shepherds
Hungarian folksong for SA and Flute/Recorder
FOR OLDER SECONDARY STUDENTS OR STUDENTS OF SPECIALIST
MUSIC SCHOOLS
Anon: We gather here together – a German Chorale for SAB
Kenneth Simpson: Cuckoo, cuckoo cherry tree – a round for four parts
Bárdos: Hey ho, rain or snow – a round for four parts
Járdányi: Concertino for Violin and Piano
Kodály: Mid the Oak Trees – Hungarian folksong for SSA
Gustav Holst: From the ‘Four Songs for Voice and Violin’
(a) My soul has nought but fire and ice …
(b) My Leman is so true of love
Kodály: Psalm 150 for SSA
Liszt: Psalm 137
For mezzosoprano, violin, harp, piano/organ and SSAA
Sugár: Little Suite for violin, violincello and piano
Elizabeth Maconchy: This Day – carol for Soprano solo and SA
Bártok: Four Slovak Folksongs for SATB and piano
(a) Wedding Song from Poniky
(b) Song of the Hay harvesters from Hiadel
(c) Dancing Song from Medzibrod
(d) Dancing Song from Poniky
Frank Bridge: Miniatures for violin, violincello and piano
(a) Allegretto
(b) Minuet
(c) Hornpipe