Rounds and canons drawn from the folk and classical repertoire provide an introduction to two-part singing.
William Appleby and Frederick Fowler
Tallis: Canon The Cuckoo Goodban: All who sing, and wish to please The hart he loves the high wood Now we are met Arnold: Haste thee, nymph Brahms: The Sandman Blow the wind southerly Schubert: The Miller's Flowers Jode: Susanni Brook: The Shepherd Gluck: Song of the Spirits Horrocks: O wha's for Scotland, and Charlie? Jones: Sweet Kate Handel: Summer Este: How merrily we live Shield: The Loadstars Fiske: Ho-la-hi Rauter: Song of Farewell Brown: Li'l David, play on yo'harp Tate: Cielito Lindo
