Roberton Publications

Two fabulous songs for Unison voices by Hugh S. Roberton. A couple of real vocal gems to add to your repertoire!

The Lewis Bridal Song is an invigorating and exuberant traditional melody, given new life by Hugh S. Roberton who has added words and arranged this work into a joyous and exhilarating song for Voice and Piano.

Many people think this song is called "Memories" (as that is the opening lyric), but the song has the same name as the film in which it appeared in 1973 - "The way we were". With words written by Alan and Marilyn Bergman and music by Marvin Hamlisch, this arrangement for male voice choir is by Gwyn Arch.

Thirty Fingers: Easy Romantic Trios is for three players of around Grades 1 to 3 on one piano and contains Brahms - Gypsy Song, Dvorak - Largo, Faure - Pie Jesu, Gounod - O ma Belle Rebelle, Schumann Davidsbundler tanze, Tchaikovsky - Arabian Dance.

Grayston Ives' Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis - The Edington Service is a beautiful setting, for SATB Choir with Organ Accompaniment.

Two charming and evocative songs from the 18th Century arranged for Unison Voices and Piano by Gerald Cockshott.

This gentle song is a traditional Scottish nursery song, arranged for Voice and Piano, by Hugh Roberton.

In this volume Peter Wildman has arranged Beethoven's famous Symphony No.5 for three players.

In the key of C, for high voice.