choir music
The Haddington Psalms
Songs by Sir Walter Scott
How Can You Tell?
We Will Have a Fruit Cake For Our Tea
Song of the Venus Flytrap
For Everything There Is a Time
Let Us Sing
Sheet Music
Songs by Sir Walter Scott
Listen to the first live performance at Rosslyn Chapel
You can buy the vocal score from Nigel's Shop.
The Haddington Psalms
Composed for the 50th anniversary of the Garleton Singers . Listen to the first live performance
You can buy the vocal score from Nigel's Shop.
How Can You Tell (for soprano, alto, tenor, bass & piano)
One of the songs from Nigel’s “Burns - the Musical” performed in the Webster Theatre, Arbroath in June 2014 … Sheet music
Audio of a new arrangement, performed by the Fairburn Singers
We Will Have A Fruit Cake For Our Tea (for soprano, alto, tenor, bass & piano)
A silly song in four parts with piano accompaniment ... Sheet music
Let Us Sing (for soprano, alto, tenor, bass & piano)
A setting of Psalm 95 … Sheet music
Song of the Venus Flytrap (for soprano, alto, tenor, bass & piano)
Nigel wonders what might drop in for tea … Sheet music
For Everything There Is a Time (for soprano, alto, tenor, bass, unaccompanied)
… a time to take a chance and leave the shelter of the shore. (Words loosely based on Ecclesiastes ch 3) Sheet music