This energetic work combines an Irish folk melody and two Celtic mazurkas with original text, a lament for the exodus of young people from the small communities of Nova Scotia. With piano, and opt. Irish band. (4:15)

Arranger: Stephen Hatfield

While this song has become one of the most familiar in our culture, oft used for ushering in the new year, it remains a heartfelt air, extolling enduring friendship and waxing nostalgic over the passage of time. With Piano (or Harp). (4:30)

Composer: Lee Kesselman

The text for this work is comprised of several traditional May Day carols and sonnets from a variety of sources ranging from the medieval era to the 17th century. Musically, the work embraces many different styles, but is largely a tribute to the folk traditions of Ireland, Scotland, and Brittany. It is scored for SATB chorus, Children's or Women's Choir, and Piano. Duration: ca. 15 mins.

Composer: Mark Sirett

A traditional Scottish lullaby, this setting flows with the harmony that makes the music of this region so appealing. Singers will bask in the richness of tone needed to create the beautiful vocal lines that Mr. Kesselman has written.

Arranger: Lee Kesselman

Here is the unofficial anthem of Dublin City. Already available for SA voices (48023731), this new arrangement for SATB choir and piano is a worthy addition to the Folk and Celtic traditions. With excellent program notes included, your singers will be able to capture the spirit of this folk song through Lee's challenging arrangement.

Arranger: Lee Kesselman

This work for mixed choir is a sweeping panoramic of Scottish landscape and folklore. With bagpipes or solo C instrument.

Arranger: Stephen Hatfield

This anonymous Irish text is set to the beautiful Scottish melody Loch Lomond. With a piano part depicting the flowing river, passages featuring men's and then women's voices, and a middle a cappella section, this is a concert setting worthy of the best choirs. Duration: ca. 4:00.

Arranger: Mark Sirett

This anonymous Irish text is set to the beautiful Scottish melody Loch Lomond. With a piano part depicting the flowing river, passages featuring men's and then women's voices, and a middle a cappella section, this is a concert setting worthy of the best choirs. Duration: ca. 4:00.

Arranger: Mark Sirett

The text of this beautiful Irish ballad tells the tragic love story of a young girl who goes to the Curragh to find news of her handsome love, a young man destined to perish with his compatriots in battle. Duration: 3:30.

Arranger: Mark Sirett

The text of this beautiful Irish ballad tells the tragic love story of a young girl who goes to the Curragh to find news of her handsome love, a young man destined to perish with his compatriots in battle. Duration: 3:30.

Arranger: Mark Sirett

This song of departure is believed to predate the more familiar Scottish folk song, Auld Lang Syne. (2:40)

Arranger: Mark Sirett

This traditional favorite from Scotland evokes memories of blooming love amidst the wild mountain thyme. This arrangement is especially suited for choirs with changing voices. With Piano.

Arranger: Mark Sirett