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Works performed during the present and recent years have included:
Aberystwyth [Jesu, lover of my soul], Joseph Parry, arr. Alwyn Humphreys, words by Charles Wesley Alexander's Ragtime Band, Irving Berlin, arr. Denys Hood All you need is love, Lennon & McCartney, arr. Anthony Milledge Amen [This Little Light of Mine], trad., spiritual A roving, trad., arr. Hugh S Roberton Autumn Leaves [Dial yr Hydref], Joseph Kosma, arr. Emrys Williams, English words by Johnny Mercer Battle Hymn of the Republic, William Steffe, arr. Peter J Wilhousky, words by Mrs Julia Ward Howe Beatles Medley: Lady Madonna, arr. Anthony Milledge; Yesterday; Ob-La-di Ob-La-Da; And I Love Her; Penny Lane; all arr. Alan Simmons Bohemian Rhapsody, Freddie Mercury (for rock band 'Queen'), arr. Meirion Davies The Blue Bird, C V Stanford, words by Mary E Coleridge, arr. Herbert Pierce Bridge over troubled water, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, arr. Alan Simmons Bushes and Briars, Essex folk song, arr. Vaughan Williams Cavalry of the Steppes [Cossack Patrol; Meadowland], L K Knipper, words by Billy Scott Dock of the Bay, Otis Redding & Steve Cropper Down Among the Dead Men, trad., arr.Vaughan Williams, words by John Dyer Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, trad., arr. Roger Quilter, words by Ben Jonson Easter Parade, Irving Berlin, arr. Charles Boutelle An Evening Pastorale, Wilfred Shaw, words by Quinton Ayrton (alias Wilfred Shaw) The Farmer's Boy, trad., Vaughan Williams Go Down Moses, arr. Anthony Milledge Grene grow'th the holly, attrib. Henry VIII, arr. Anthony Milledge The Goslings, Frederick Bridge The Gospel Train, trad. spiritual, arr Gwyn Arch Gwahoddiad [The Invitation: I hear thy welcome voice], Lewis Hartsough, arr. John Tudor Davies Hallelujah Chorus (from 'The Messiah'), G F Handel Hey Robin, Jolly Robin, Geoffrey Shaw; words from 'Twelfth Night' by William Shakespeare The Hippopotamus Song, Donald Swann & Michael Flanders, arr. William Stickles I'll Walk Beside You, Alan Murray, words by Edward Lockton, arr. Clarence Lucas I've Got Plenty of Nuttin, George & Ira Gershwin I Got a Robe, trad. spiritual, arr. Derek J Clark Jamaica farewell, trad., arr William Jones Li'l David, trad. spiritual, arr. Anthony Milledge The Lincolnshire Poacher, trad. folk song, arr. Sir Granville Bantock Linden Lea, Vaughan Williams, arr. Julius Harrison, words by Rev. William Barnes The Lord Is My Shepherd, Schubert, words & music arranged by A J Foxwell The Lost Chord, Arthur Sullivan Love Changes Everything [from 'Aspects of Love'], Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. Michael Ball Morte Christe [When I survey the wondrous cross], Emrys Jones, words by Isaac Watts My Grandfather's Clock, Henry C Work, arr. Arnold Williams Night, Franz Schubert Old King Cole (was a wretched old soul), trad., with variations, Cecil Forsyth Old Mother Hubbard, arr. J Michael Diack, set in the manner of Handel by Victor Hely-Hutchinson On the Street where you Live (from 'My Fair Lady'), Frederick Loewe, arr. William Stickles The Original Honky Tonk Night Train Blues, Pete Atkin, arr. Anthony Milledge Passing By [There is a lady sweet and kind], Edward C Purcell, words by Robert Herrick The Peanut Vendor, music by Moises Simons, arr. Ian Harrold, words by Marion Sunshine & L Wolfe Gilbert The Rhythm of Life, words by Dorothy Fields, music by Cy Colman, arr. Richard Barnes The Rose, Amanda McBroom, arr. Alwyn Hughes Seventy-six Trombones (from 'The Music Man'), Meredith Wilson, arr. William Stickles Shelter (I am drowning in the sunshine) [Australian song], words & music by Eric Bogle, arr. Leon M Paix Short Leg, Long Leg and Silly Mid-off (Cricket Explained!), words & music by Alan Simmons Simple Simon, arr. Anthony Milledge (in the manner of Sir Arthur Sullivan) Sinatra medley (various) New York, New York; Strangers in the Night; Fly Me to the Moon; My Way Sing a Song of Sixpence, arr. David Booth Sing For Your Life, words & music by Alan Simmons Slow Motion Time, words & music by Guy R Hopper Soldiers Chorus (from 'Faust'), Charles Gounod, arr. H F Crosley Sosban Fach [The Little Saucepan], Welsh folk song, arr. Gwyn Arch South Pacific (selections), Richard Rogers & Oscar Hammerstein II: There is Nothing Like a Dame, arr. William Stickles Bali Ha'i; Younger than Springtime; This Nearly was Mine; Some Enchanted Evening, all arr. Anthony Milledge Stairway to Paradise (from 'George White's Scandals of 1922'), George Gershwin, Arthur Francis & L B G De Sylva, arr. Anthony Milledge Steal away to Jesus, traditional spiritual, arr. Denis R Cocks Stout-Hearted Men (from 'The New Moon'), S. Romberg, arr. Walter Scotson, words by O Hammerstein II Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines, words & music by Ron Goodwin, arr. Gwyn Arch The Turtle Dove, trad., Vaughan Williams The Two Roses, Hildegard Werner Unchained Melody, Gareth Gates The Way You Look Tonight (from 'Swingtime'), Jerome Kern, arr. William Stickles When I'm Sixty-Four, Lennon/McCartney, arr. Alan Simmons When the Saints go Marching in, trad., arr. Denys Hood With a Song in My Heart, Richard Rogers, arr. Anthony Milledge, words by Lorenz Hart With a Voice of Singing, Martin Shaw The Woad Ode, trad., arr. Anthony Milledge, words by Colin Dowthwaite You Are the New Day, words & music by John David, arr. Jack Stobbs You Make Me Feel So Young (from 'Three Little Girls in Blue'), M Gordon & J Myrow, arr Clay Warnick You've Got a Friend, Carole King, arr. Anthony Milledge
CHRISTMAS ITEMS
Christmas Dew (Czech carol, original version by Adam Vaclav Michna, arr. Anthony Milledge) The Christmas Song [Chestnuts roasting on an open fire], Mel Torme & Robert Wells, arr. Anthony Milledge The First Noel Fum, fum fum [On this joyful Christmas Day] (from a Spanish carol, arr. Anthony Milledge) Hark the Herald Angels Sing The Holly and the Ivy, arr. Anthony Milledge Infant Holy, Infant Lowly (Polish carol, arr. Anthony Milledge) Joy to the World, arr. Alan Simmons Kings of Orient, arr. Anthony Milledge O Come All Ye Faithful [Adeste Fideles] O Holy Night, arr. Emrys Williams Silent Night Somerset Wassail [Wassail and wassail, all over the town], collected by Cecil Sharpe, arr. Anthony Milledge While Shepherds Watched |
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