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Based on the Irish traditional tune 'The Rakes of Mallow' James Bolger's witty and inventive arrangement takes this foot-tapping melody through many permutations and key changes ending in a blaze of c...

A beautiful lilting melody in 9/8 time by Ronan Hardiman featured in Michael Flatley's Dance phenomenon 'Celtic Tiger'. Arranged for Concert band with optional flute or whistle part (in D).

Capricious Celts started life as a fanfare for band to celebrate the Millenium in the year 2000 AD. Irish themes morph into something that is strongly influenced by jazz rhythms, idioms and voicings a...

Céad Míle Fáilte (One Hundred Thousand Welcomes!) composed by John Tate, arranged for wind band by Fergus O'Carroll is full of infectious Irish rhythms and toe tapping melodies.

This beautiful slow air derives its title from the siege and fall of the city of Limerick to English forces in 1691, at the end of the Williamite Wars. The tune, like so many ancient airs was claimed...

Irish march arranged for concert band and optional bagpipes.

Flowers of the Forest in an arrangement by Mark Armstrong for bagpipes and concert band. This old Scottish melody is often played as a poignant lament during remembrance ceremonies.

Oft in the Stilly Night is one of Thomas Moore's best-loved Irish melodies. It is arranged here for bagpipes and concert band.

An arrangement of John Newton's well-known hymn Amazing Grace for Bagpipes and concert band.

Cwm Rhondda ('Guide me O thou great Jehovah') arranged for 2 trumpets, French Horn, Euphonium, 3 trombones, Tuba and optional Timpani.

From 'Four motets on Gregorian themes', the traditional plainchant hymn, Pange Lingua is composed by Mark Armstrong. The original melody is treated with a contemporary harmonic palette - an ideal addi...

From 'Four motets on Gregorian themes', the traditional plainchant hymn, Salve Regina is composed by Mark Armstrong. The original melody is treated with a contemporary harmonic palette - an ideal addi...

From 'Four motets on Gregorian themes', the traditional plainchant hymn, Jesu dulcis memoria is composed by Mark Armstrong. The original melody is treated with a contemporary harmonic palette - an ide...

From 'Four motets on Gregorian themes', the traditional plainchant hymn, Ave verum is composed by Mark Armstrong. The original melody is treated with a contemporary harmonic palette - an ideal additio...

Dreaming was composed as a companion piece to Benjamin Britten's A Hymn to St. Cecilia. The text consists of original words by the composer along with two verses from John Dryden's 'A Song for St. Cec...

An atmospheric setting of Lux Aeterna from the Requiem Mass composed by Mark Armstrong including optional harp part. A very accessible and beautiful arrangement of a Gregorian theme suitable for memor...

O most merciful God for SATB choir divisi. Text by Reginald Heber (1827) composed by Mark Armstrong.

Peter Lutkin's celebrated benediction 'The Lord bless you and keep you' for SATB choir. A com­pos­er and con­duct­or, Lut­kin stu­died mu­sic in Eu­rope. He served as church or­gan­ist at St. Cle­ment...

The Rights of Man is a traditional Irish song arranged by Christopher Wasko.

The Rising of the Moon is an Irish ballad recounting a battle between the United Irishmen and the British Army during the Irish Rebellion of 1798. It is arranged for SATB choir by Christopher Wasko.

Aird Ui Chuain, sometimes known as The Quiet Land of Erin, is a well-known Irish song in which an emigrant remembers with fondness their homeland, yearning to return one day to be buried there. It is...

The Scottish song Fill to me the Parting Glass has its origins in the early seventeenth-century and is traditionally sung at the end of social gatherings. It has also long been popular in Ireland. The...

Comrades in Arms is one of Adolphe Adam's best known choruses for male voices arranged here for choir and band by Mark Armstrong. Music - Adolphe Adam/Words George Linley.

This is one of the staples of the Welsh male voice choir repertoire - a real belter! A useful arrangement for four part choir and band.

The Parting Glass in a beautiful arrangement for solo tenor voice and choir by one of Ireland's foremost choral arrangers, Desmond Earley.