| Title | Arrangement by | Description |
|---|---|---|
| A Merry Little Christmas | Goff Richards | A super medley containing “Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas”, “Winter Wonderland”, “Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!”, “White Christmas” and “Jingle Bells”. Available with piano accompaniment or brass ensemble, brass band, wind band, large or small orchestra (on sale or hire). |
| Just George | A medley which features 3 of George Formby’s hits – “Leaning on a Lamp-Post”, “With my little stick of Blackpool Rock” and “When I’m Cleaning Windows”. Great fun! | |
| Psalm 150 | Commissioned by Haydock MVC. Some solo sections. | |
| Two Little Boys | This version of the Rolf Harris “hit” is an ideal finishing item. Available with brass band accompaniment. | |
| Jesus shall Reign | Set to the tune “Truro”. Performed by massed choirs on BBC TV’s “Songs of Praise”. | |
| Tom Jones (arr) | A very popular medley which includes “It’s not unusual”, “The Green Green Grass of Home” and “Delilah”. Brass band accompaniment available on request. | |
| Schneewalzer (arr) | In typical Bavarian style, the “Snow Waltz” is a winner for your Christmas concert. In German or English. Optional brass band accompaniment available. | |
| Let there be Light | A setting of the hymn tune “Moscow” with optional brass band or brass ensemble accompaniment available on request. | |
| Music | An arrangement of the John Miles hit “Music is my First Love”. A feature for your pianist! | |
| Proper Job! | With words by David Dearlove this jaunty work will appeal to Cornish choirs! Originally recorded by Benjamin Luxon. Optional brass band or brass ensemble accompaniment available on request. | |
| West of the Tamar | Another Dearlove/Richards gem with a truly Cornish flavour. Recorded by Benjamin Luxon. | |
| The Ashwell Carol | A setting to the words of the Rev. John Catterick this short work will enhance your Christmas concert. Optional brass band or brass ensemble accompaniment available on request. | |
| Hush! Little Babe, Lie Still and Slumber | Based on an American folk song this carol has been recorded by Haydock Male Voice Choir. Brass band accompaniment available. | |
| Good King Wenceslas | A really novel setting that is great fun to sing! Optional brass band or brass ensemble accompaniment available on request. | |
| Of Arms and Peaceful Men | Performed at the Royal British Legion “Festival of Remembrance” in 2001 and 2002. Optional wind band accompaniment available on request. | |
| Song of Joy | Based on Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy” and commissioned by the Cornwall International Male Voice Choir Festival 2003 (available with optional brass band accompaniment). | |
| Singers of the World Unite! | Goff Richards and David Dearlove | Commissioned by the Cornwall International Male Voice Choir Festival 2003. |
| Voice of the Child | Goff Richards and Sarah McNeil | Commissioned by BBC Radio Sheffield for their “Children in Need” appeal. A bestseller! Has been featured on many recordings. |
| Morning in Cornwall | Goff Richards | A James Last hit with new words by Tim Hubbard. |
| Dreckly! | Words by David Dearlove. Commissioned by the famous Nankersey Choir in Cornwall. Sure to appeal to Cornish choirs. | |
| Ballade of St. Piran | Commissioned by the Cornwall International Male Voice Choir Festival for 2007. Words by David Dearlove and first performed by Holman Climax Male Voice Choir. | |
| The Cornish Saints | Again commissioned by the Cornwall International Male Voice Choir Festival for 2005 and first performed in Truro Cathedral by the Festival Chorus. |
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