Voice Repertoire - Level 3 (2025 Edition)
Description
The Voice Series, 2025 Edition is North America’s leading resource or teaching and studying singing. With a refreshed collection of exceptional Repertoire, Vocalises, and Recitatives, this series focuses on building a strong foundation for musical success by integrating effective technique at every level and supporting healthy vocal development in young singers. Offering a diverse range of songs for all levels, it provides a holistic approach to singing and includes access to an online collection with recordings to enhance learning.
Covering a broad spectrum of styles and genres—from Baroque to Contemporary music, as well as musical theatre and popular styles—Voice Repertoire 3 features a balanced selection of composers. It includes new and unique arrangements, beloved classics, various languages, and pedagogical challenges, making it an essential tool for singers and educators alike.
Songlist
| Simple Gifts | Joseph Brackett, arr. Christine Donkin |
| Cara mamma (Dearest Mamma) | Italian folk song, arr. Christine Donkin |
| The Birds No More Shall Sing | George Frideric Handel |
| The Happy Farmer | Robert Schumann, arr. Mark Mrozinski |
| Schlaf in guter Ruh (Sleep in Peaceful Sleep) | Wilhelm Taubert, arr. Jay Althouse |
| Nesta rua (On Our Street) | Brazilian folk song, arr. Bruce Trinkley |
| Ah! Si mon moine voulait danser | French-Canadian folk song, arr. George Coutts |
| Funiculì, Funiculà | Luigi Denza, arr. Christine Donkin |
| The Ash Grove | Welsh folk song, arr. Forrest Kinney |
| La paloma blanca | Mexican folk song, arr. Linda Fletcher |
| Computer Cat | Donna Rhodenizer |
| The Stars Are with the Voyager | Jay Althouse |
| Mr. Duckworth and Mrs. Bunnington | Tiffany Prochera |
| My Cedar Canoe | Martha Hill Duncan |
| My Shadow | Georgina Craig |
| Browny Bee | Janet Correia |
| A Pirate Song | William R. Smith |
| Consider Yourself | Lionel Bart |
| Pussywillows, Cat-tails | Gordon Lightfoot, arr. Mark Mrozinski |
| Gee, I’m Glad I’m No One Else but Me | Norman Campbell |