Canasg sells sheet music for choirs ...
... and for groups of singers, mostly for singing unaccompanied.
We deliver music in PDF format for you to print yourself. Follow these links
for more about what we offer and how we sell music
and about pricing and perusal copies.
Suggestions for Spring
for mixed voices
- The
gowans are gay: An old Scottish song of springtime and (unsuccessful)
courtship. SATTB / 2m 50s / words: anon. / music: Katy
Cooper.
- Bedfordshire
May carol: A foot-stomping folk song with optional violin and
recorder. SATB / 2m 00s / words: traditional English/ music: Sheena
Phillips.
- Colour
Poems: Four contrasting haiku, using snow, wind, waves, sunset,
thunder and volcano to striking effect. SSAATBB / 5m 30s / words: Charlotta
Skule / music: Richard Nye.
- Searching
for lambs: A folk song that begins with spring and lambs and
love, and actually has a happy ending. SATB / 2m 00s / words: traditional
English / music: Douglas Cook.
- Three
Old English partsongs: New settings of words by Robert Herrick,
Thomas Campion and “anon”. SATB / 7m 30s / words: various
/ music: Philip Wood.
for women's voices
- Did
you not hear my lady go down the garden singing? ... rivalling
the glittering sunshine with a glory of golden hair. A famous song with
a long history, in a completely new setting: SSA / 2m 15s / words: Arthur
Somervell / music: Alison West.
- Rare
Willy drowned in Yarrow: An old Scottish ballad of love leading
to tragic consequences. SSA / 2m 00s / words: traditional / music: Marg
Hall.
for men's voices
sacred music
Our music ...
... is mostly by living composers. We have songs for mixed
voices in four parts, women's voices, men's voices, young voices, and many other combinations.
We have secular music, religious music, and plenty of Christmas music. We
have contemporary music alongside music based on folk/world/traditional
sources. And we have a good selection of songs from Scotland.
In our catalogue you can find pieces well within the capacity of a group
of average skill, but never at the expense of musical quality or audience
appeal. There is plenty of more challenging music too.