Previous Seasons

All Through the Night

• The audio is a simply a sample performance of the first verse, easy to sing to and learn.
• All Through the Night Music.pdf (4 years ago, 156.86 KB)
• All Through the Night.mp3 (6 years ago, 1.07 MB)
• All Through the Night.pdf (11 months ago, 105.28 KB)

Both Sides Now

• The audio is Joni Mitchell's original 1969 studio recording. It's provided so you can learn the melody; our performance will be more even in pacing and will have piano, not guitar accompaniment.
• Both Sides Now music.pdf (4 years ago, 288.90 KB)
• Both Sides Now.mp3 (6 years ago, 5.17 MB)
• Both Sides Now.pdf (11 months ago, 106.91 KB)

Bye Bye Blackbird

• Bye Bye Blackbird music.pdf (4 years ago, 348.34 KB)
• Bye Bye Blackbird.mp3 (6 years ago, 2.50 MB)
• Bye Bye Blackbird.pdf (11 months ago, 75.94 KB)

Cant You Dance the Polka

• The audio has slightly different (and more) verses but it will show you how the melody goes and a feel for the rhythm of the song.
• Can't You Dance the Polka Lyrics.pdf (4 years ago, 65.45 KB)
• Can't You Dance the Polka.mp3 (6 years ago, 1.78 MB)
• Can’t You Dance the Polka.pdf (11 months ago, 67.95 KB)

Come to the Fair

• The audio performance is sung by a women's ensemble and pitched somewhat higher than we would sing it. However, the tempo and energy is what we want to achieve in our performances.
• Come to The Fair Music.pdf (4 years ago, 957.84 KB)
• Come to the Fair.mp3 (6 years ago, 1.62 MB)
• Come to the Fair.pdf (11 months ago, 99.76 KB)

Funiculi Funicula

• Funiculi, Funicula was originally written in Italian, in 1880, and is a favourite with opera singers. This recording is in English, fortunately!
• Funiculi Funicula.mp3 (6 years ago, 1.57 MB)
• Funiculi Funicula.pdf (4 years ago, 75.82 KB)

Happy Days Are Here Again

• Straight out of the end of the Great Depression, Happy Days are Here Again's very title says it all!
• Happy_Days_are_Here_Again.mp3 (6 years ago, 2.79 MB)

Hippopotamus Song

• The live recording doesn't include the last verse, which was actually written later. The Russian chorus is in reference to the intro (which has been edited out for length). We'll be singing the whole song in English!
• Hippopotamus Song (Short Intro).mp3 (6 years ago, 3.27 MB)
• Hippopotamus Song.pdf (8 months ago, 119.94 KB)

Lord of the Dance

• Pretty much every Celtic band around sings this song. The tune is a very old Shaker tune, "Simple Gifts", but these words were written by Sydney Carter in 1963.
• Lord of the Dance Music.pdf (4 years ago, 194.19 KB)
• Lord of the Dance.mp3 (6 years ago, 3.09 MB)
• Lord of the Dance.pdf (8 months ago, 119.13 KB)

Love Changes Everything

• The audio is the piano acompaniment, with the sung part played by a French horn so you can learn the melody. The song is from the musical Aspects of Love; the music is by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, the words are by Charles Hart and Don Black.
• Love Changes Everything Piano.mp3 (4 years ago, 7.96 MB)
• Love Changes Everything Vocal.mp3 (4 years ago, 7.19 MB)
• Love Changes Everything.pdf (8 months ago, 104.71 KB)

Lord of the Dance