My choir has some music in our library that we’ve used one time and may not use again.
Willing to sell for 1.00 per copy plus shipping. Please email me at if you want more information. Here is the list of titles and composers.
| 4 Shakespear Songs: pieces listed below | Kaakko Mantyjarvi |
| Come Away, Death/Lullaby/Double, Double Toil and Trouble/Full Fathom Five | ———————- |
| A Babe is Born | Mathias |
| Buffalo Gals | Chilcott |
| Canticle of Faithfulness | Bird |
| Cherry Tree Carol | Arr. Albert |
| Christ the Lord is Risen Again | Rutter |
| Crucifixus, Lotti | Lotti |
| Dadme albricias, hijos d’Eva | Arr Greenberg |
| Even When God is Silent | Horvit |
| Fanfare for a Festival | Nelson |
| Fantasia in C minor, op 80 | Beethoven |
| Hard Times Come Again No More | Foster |
| It was a lover and his lass | Morely |
| Loveliest of Trees from Shropshire Lad (single copies) | Chorbajian |
| My God, How Wonderful Thou Art | Clausen |
| Nelly Bly | Wagner |
| Nun Danket alle Gott (English or German text) | Pachelbel |
| Nun Komm, der Heiden Heiland, BWV 62 | J.S. Bach |
| Prayer for Honour | Kodaly |
| Psalm 149 | Manookin |
| Riu, Riu, Chiu | Greenberg |
| Saints bound for Heaven | Parker/Shaw |
| Shakespear Songs, book II (Pieces listed below | Harris |
| Take, O, Take Those Lips Away/Tell Me Where Fancy Bred/Under the Greenwood Tree | ———————- |
| Swansea Town | Holst |
| Tell me Where is Fancy Bred | Harris |
| The Feast of Palms | Bullard |
| The Infant Jesus | Buxtehude |
| The Shepherdess (No recording, but first 2 pages of score is avail online) | Wilberg |
| The Water is Wide (Instrumental part also avail for $ 5.00, normally sells for 15) | Clausen |
| There is a balm in Gilead | Dawson |
| Three Poems from Shropshire Lad : Pieces listed below | Chorbajian |
| Loveliest of Trees / When I was one and twenty / with rue my heard is laden | ———————- |
| Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem | Stanford |
Jaakko Mäntyjärvi says
This is one of the more amusing misspellings of my name that I’ve seen, given that “kaakko” means “southeast” in Finnish.
-Jaakko Mäntyjärvi